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The Carnival of Personal Finance #168

September 1, 2008 | Filed in: Personal Finance | 2 comments

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One Caveman’s Financial Journey is hosting the Labor Day edition of The Carnival of Personal Finance, highlighting the best personal finance articles around (and maybe even a few grilling tips).  My recent article on Debit versus Credit, Cash In On The Economy’s Problems, earned “the choice steak” rating as an Editor’s Pick.

There are some fantastic articles in this week’s carnival.  In addition to the Editor’s Pick articles, here are some that I found interesting.

• Should I Open Up Multiple Credit Card Accounts for a Balance Transfer?
• If You’ve Got $13,000 In Bad Credit Card Debt, Ask For Help
• Don’t Invest In What You Know
• 10 Tips for College Freshmen: Financial Advice to Live By

There are some of my favorites.  Make sure to check out the entire carnival.  It’s hard to believe how much great information is packed into this edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance.

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2 Responses to “The Carnival of Personal Finance #168”

1. If You Split Your Focus, Are You Doomed To Fail? (Ask Mr Credit Card’s Blog) Says:

   
   

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   September 6th, 2008 at 9:38 pm
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   Budgets are Sexy. Says:

   
   

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   Budgets are Sexy.s last blog post..When you overdraw your checking account does that effect credit??

   September 11th, 2008 at 12:17 pm

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