Mid-Week Personal Finance Articles
- Brip Blap: Like many of you, I feel that time flies way too fast, with my days feeling much shorter than 24 hours. So this great productivity post marks the spot; it tell us how to make the most out of our days.
- Million Dollar Journey: True, if you upgrade your housing, you’ll introduce a whole slew of expenses into the picture. Once you get bigger or fancier digs, there’s automatically more financial outlay.
- My Dollar Plan: Are you considering refinancing your mortgage? It could be a good time to look into it now, with interest rates lower.
Money Carnivals
Million Dollar Journey birthed The Carnival of Personal Finance #145, Baby Education Edition this time. 😉 I thoroughly enjoyed these pieces I found there:
- Just Say “NO” To Crap @ SquawkFox
- Meandering Into Real Estate Investing @ Moolanomy
- 11 Ways To Trigger An IRS Audit @ The Honest Dollar
Meanwhile, The Festival of Frugality #118, ABC Edition comes to us by way of My Dollar Plan. Some favorite reads I came across:
- Cutting the Grocery Bill: Reducing the Cost of a Good Spice Rack @ WiseBread
- Ask for Camp Scholarships! Money is Out There @ The Frugal Duchess
- Wealth and Weight Loss @ Millionaire Money Habits
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Thanks for the mention!
Best Wishes,
Sharon
Thank you for mentioning my “Crap” article! 🙂
SVB, thank you for the mention!
Great carnival
Thanks for the link! 😉
thanks for a the carnival, have just been reading some of the links you mentioned. I quite like the way to have kept things to a few quality posts rather than listing every article under the sun! Hope you’re having a good week
Fun advice and insight into finances thanks!
Refinancing can be worthwhile, but it does not make good financial sense for everyone.
Ed: I would hope you could provide some scenarios for when refinancing isn’t a good option?
What are the chances of being examined? A total of 1,391,581 individual income tax returns were audited during FY 2008 (Oct. 1, 2007 through Sept. 30, 2008) out of a total of 137.8 million individual returns that were filed in the previous year. This works out to 1.0% of all individual returns filed (about the same as the audit rate for the preceding year).