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Carnival of Personal Finance #174 - The Columbus Day Edition
To commemorate Columbus Day, this week’s theme is Christopher Columbus - And Other Great Risk Takers That Have Changed History.
October 13th, 2008 | Continued
Personal Finance. Politics. Health. Environment. Life.
Today is Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
To commemorate Columbus Day, this week’s theme is Christopher Columbus - And Other Great Risk Takers That Have Changed History.
October 13th, 2008 | Continued
With over 70 entries already, tomorrow’s Carnival of Personal Finance looks to be a good one! To commemorate Columbus Day, this week’s theme is Christopher Columbus, and Other Great Risk Takers That Have Changed History.
12Oct2008 |0 comments | Continued
It’s difficult for me to pick just one favorite blog to write about for the latest Entrecard Giveaway Bash.
I have a favorite blog for every mood. On Sundays I’m usually drawn to “real world reflective” type blogs. Fridays I want to escape from the real world.
12Oct2008 |0 comments | Continued
“You drop- I follow” just doesn’t cut it. But how about “You comment - I comment?” It won’t slow down the 300 drops in 12 minutes crew, but for the rest of us trying to improve our quality blog traffic….
11Oct2008 |3 comments | Continued
I’m doom and gloomed out. Give me a Rip Van Winkle sedative and wake me when it’s over.
10Oct2008 |3 comments | Continued
My site went incognito for almost 24 hours. How do you spell anxiety attack?
10Oct2008 |1 comment | Continued
cNBC reports that 1 in 6 homeowners now owe more money on their property than the property is worth.
Is your mortgage underwater?
9Oct2008 |0 comments | Continued
I just found out how my spouse and I can increase our FDIC insurance coverage from $250 thousand to as high as $1 million dollars.
Not that we need it, but for you lucky folks that do, here’s how to do it.
9Oct2008 |0 comments | Continued
Sam hosts this week’s Carnival in great style, as he presents the Oktoberfest Edition.
8Oct2008 |0 comments | ContinuedDo the rich think that the middle class owe them something?
7Oct2008 |1 comment | Continued
Sarah Palin may not be a great vice presidential candidate, but she’d make a great talk show host.
6Oct2008 |0 comments | Continued
I regularly point the finger at all the shysters that have ruined our economy and our environment. But on Sundays, I look inward, and looking inward I find that I, too, can act selfishly, be motivated by greed. In wanting a better life for myself and my family, I find it easy to block out the recklessness of many of my actions, the harm they do to others.
5Oct2008 |0 comments | Continued
Banks may not want to loan you money right now, but they sure want you to deposit it.
4Oct2008 |1 comment | Continued“The golden parachutes have been exchanged for camouflage parachutes…”
3Oct2008 |0 comments | ContinuedThe fear that Palin would crash and burn proved unjustified. She certainly held her own, sidestepping, jabbing, and avoiding any knockout punch Biden threw.
But Biden finally got some attention, and his passion and connection to the middle class shined.
2Oct2008 |1 comment | Continued