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08 Sep 2008
Personal Finance Carnival Round-Up - #9
by Anthony

Hi Everyone,

Here are the carnivals that we participated in this week. Enjoy!

- Carnival of Personal Finance #167 (Highlights from the Beijing 2008 Olympics Edition) was hosted by Broke Grad Student and you can find our post entitled The Economics of Minimum Wage listed there.

- Finance Fiesta #13 (The Triskaidekaphobia Edition) was hosted by Master Your Card and you can find our post entitled Hello Saks, Here I Come! listed there.

- Money Hacks Carnival #27 (The Financial Dilemas Edition) was hosted by Personal Finance Buzz and you can find our post entitled Roth IRA: Wrought Your Way To A Brighter Retirement listed there.

- Festival of Frugality #140 (The Frugal Quotes Edition) was hosted by Fire Finance and you can find our post entitled Budget or Bust listed there.

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