The Financial Simplicity Carnival features up to twenty of the best (in the opinion of the carnival host) money-related posts of the past two weeks. The Financial Simplicity Carnival will higlight fun posts about how easy financial success can be and will feature the top posts in each of four broad categories, showcasing up to…
The article must somehow relate to helping families with their household budget, saving money, financial coaching, or some other personal financial theme. I do not accept credit card, loans, Forex, MLM, government money, dating, or investing type links. Links to a website selling any kind of financial service that is not fee only will be…
The Best of Money Carnival features the ten best (in the opinion of the carnival host) money-related posts of the past two weeks — giving readers the best of the best in personal finance. To be considered, you MUST WRITE A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR POST (in the comments section) with your submission. It will be…
A blog carnival focused on the frugal life and getting that little extra edge out of the products you buy and the services you use.
The Canadian Finance Carnival runs every Sunday and is a great way to get links and traffic to your site. Any site can submit, but posts must be applicable to Canadians. This means no 401ks, US taxes and American credit card reviews. There is no age limit for posts, though the post must still be…
The self-explanatory Carnival of Wealth goes live every Monday morning (Pacific). By submitting, you acknowledge that we might publicly make fun of your post if it’s horrible. It’s called “Carnival of Wealth” for a reason: it features posts about how to create, manage, and enjoy wealth.
Totally Money Blog Carnival will feature the top personal finance posts submitted each week (in the host’s opinion). The post should be an original work published solely on your own site. The post has to be related to personal finance or money. Only one post submission per weekly carnival. The post should be recent –…
A continuing compendium of tax-related postings, ranging from tax news to commentary on taxes (and the politics and politicos who create them) to filing tips and tax-saving strategies. The tax targets: Easier filing and substantially smaller IRS bills.
The purpose of the C of R is to offer insights into the world of risk management; generally, this will be insurance-related, but that’s not a requirement.
The purpose of this carnival is to showcase the best articles each month that focus on the idea that passive investing and appropriate asset allocation (with index mutual funds, ETFs, etc) will beat the performance of 70% of actively managed funds. Enjoy!