Bloggers: Apply to Host the Carnival of Personal Finance

Did you catch this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance hosted by The Baglady? She interspersed a plethora of good to excellent articles with facts (and widely-believed myths) about the homeless. Check out these tidbits bringing attention to the issue as well as the recent articles from the blogosphere at the the latest edition of the Carnival.

The Carnival of Personal Finance is now accepting applications for bloggers who would like to host the Carnival in April, May and June 2008. There are some requirements and hosting the Carnival is not an easy task. It is, however, much appreciated by the community.

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