Carnival of Finance
After waiting 3 years I am finally hosting the carnival of finance. I was emailed over 2 billion submissions and in an effort of not sucking I am only displaying the top 8 posts. The other ones will just get links…
1- Yaro from Better Edit wrote about the Pareto Rule.
2- FMF wrote some tips for agreat 401K.
3- Debt Hater wrote how to climb out of your Grandaddy’s debt.
4- Madame X from My Open Wallet wrote a piece asking What makes you feel poor?
5- Nina from Sitting Pretty wrote a great piece on being a Late Adopter.
6- Jim from Bargaineering wrote an intersting piece how Student Loan Debt is An Investment.
7- Penny from Money and Values wrote a piece of about retiring early and financial independence.
8- Mike from SaveOnRefinance wrote a nice piece about Mortgage Refinancing.
Other: Do your Taxes in 7 days, How would $3 gas change what you do?, The Relative Costs of Self-Care, Tax tips for unmarried families, Moving Sale Results, The Week Ahead, Investing in Collectables, Microsoft Money 2006 Tax Estimator, Two Months Salary?, What do you want to give your children?, What Options do you have with your money?, Retirement savings by age, IRAs and HSAs, Friday’s Fabulous Financial, Trust me, we are not poor, Poor No More, Tips for paying taxes with an irs loan, DIY = N/G, Loan Rate Sheets Example, Stop complaining about your finance, Share buyback and dividends, Gold, Ask Uncle Bill, Note to Self about Fluctuations, Stop Selling your Name, Spend more with.., Articles that don’t help, Bad Decisions.., The Art of War Newsletter, Boomers Failing…, Control your spending.
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32 Responses to “Carnival of Finance”
April 3rd, 2006
12:01 pm
Glad to see I made the top 8 and this is a good way to host it.
April 3rd, 2006
12:02 pm
[...] 4/3/2006 Carnival of Personal Finance (representing IG: Frank’s Article on IRAs and HSAs [...]
April 3rd, 2006
12:05 pm
[...] 4/3/2006 Carnival of Personal Finance (representing IG: Frank’s Article on IRAs and HSAs) [...]
April 3rd, 2006
12:05 pm
Sounds like someone got a late start putting this together.
April 3rd, 2006
1:15 pm
Carnival Monday!…
Okdork blog has finally posted this week’s episode of the Carnival of Personal Finance….
April 3rd, 2006
1:42 pm
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April 3rd, 2006
1:44 pm
Question: most of the “others” have their post title listed. Mine has the name of my site. Any reason? I’d prefer the topic. Thanks for hosting.
April 3rd, 2006
2:43 pm
Hi there! Thanks for listing my post in the top 8! But when I clicked on the link to Free Money Finance’s article about contributing to your 401k, my blog popped up instead. Can you check that out? Thanks!
April 3rd, 2006
2:49 pm
[...] The carnival for this week is up over at OkDork.com and I’ve made the top 8 posts! Take a look at the carnival as there are some other excellent posts that are included. [...]
April 3rd, 2006
3:10 pm
You waited 3 years and this is all we get? Hmm…
April 3rd, 2006
5:02 pm
Sounds like I have to take care the post that I submit for carnival. My post is considered as the “Just get link” groups. Haha, anywehere thanks for hosting
April 3rd, 2006
5:11 pm
Nice, I guess I’ll have to place a link to this blog in my “other” section too.
April 3rd, 2006
5:23 pm
I was really hoping for more hateful and negative comments as I only selected 8 articles. I did not intend to say some of the posts were not as good (well some aren’t) but I realized a lot of the carnivals are just traffic seeking writers. The top 8 are just the articles I felt were the most helpful to readers of my website. I am sorry if you were not selected and I offer you this strange online =hug=. I hope that feels better and not patronizing as it does while I write but I hope when you read the next carnival of finance you may not have to sift through 75 posts.
noah
April 3rd, 2006
5:53 pm
Hey thanks for putting me first, although my blog is called Entrepreneur’s Journey and that article was on my blog. BetterEdit.com is a business I run but had nothing to do with that article.
Thanks for hosting the carnival.
Yaro
April 3rd, 2006
7:23 pm
[...] Carnival of Personal Finance at Okdork.com [...]
April 3rd, 2006
11:18 pm
My post wasn’t even linked to! You bastard! I am going to come down to your little startup and ki… Oh wait. I didn’t submit a post. Oops.
Noah, as the next host, I think you may have (accidentally?) stumbled upon a better way of hosting this Carnival. I think hosts need to take a more active role in hosting instead of just being HTML monkeys for 4 hours on a Sunday. Thanks for being the pioneer (and therefore taking a lot of the $%&)
April 4th, 2006
5:42 am
If this is the way the carnival was handled everytime..I would not participate. Very dissapointing.
April 4th, 2006
6:54 am
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April 4th, 2006
8:01 am
recent hosting has been pretty proactive IMO, but yeah this is definitely the most compressed one as of yet. heh.
April 5th, 2006
4:28 pm
Blog Carnival index: Carnival of Finance…
CARNIVAL OF PERSONAL FINANCE is now up at Okdork.com!…
April 6th, 2006
6:16 am
Free Money Finance in Five Carnivals This Week, Hosts Carnival of the Vanities Next Week…
Free Money Finance is part of five carnivals this week. Here are the carnivals and my posts that were included in each: I hosted the Carnival of Investing Carnival of the Capitalists – Getting a Tax Refund is Costing Americans…
April 8th, 2006
12:44 am
I need to start getting involved in these carnivals. They sound kind of cool.
April 8th, 2006
1:08 pm
[...] Carnival of Personal Finance at OkDork, with How would $3 gas change what you do? [...]
April 10th, 2006
8:49 pm
Carnivals – Week of 04/03/06…
FiveCentNickel took part in five carnivals this week, and also hosted the Festival of Frugality. Here they are, along with links to my posts that were included in each… The Carnival of the Vanities, which is up at Is Full……
April 10th, 2006
9:22 pm
LOL!
July 9th, 2006
2:53 am
Updates of this week – Carnival Of week 4/3/06 – 4/10/06…
No TagsTime past so fast, today is Monday for another week. This week, There are a lot of great and hot articles were being posted in this week carnival events in money blog. Another good news is this week, My Journey to financial freedom, is so proud …
October 3rd, 2006
1:35 pm
[...] At the very least, read all the articles that were submitted and exclude spam and scams. As the host and editor, you have the prerogative to exclude any submission you think is inappropriate. However, it’s important to show respect to all submitters who are participating in good faith. In other words, don’t take the attitude like the one exhibited by okdork in #42. The host did highlight his favorites, but all others were shown little respect, and that’s not what this Carnival is about. [...]
November 25th, 2006
9:04 am
I like that you selected Pareto Rule as your first article. Everyone should know that rule
February 6th, 2007
10:17 am
[...] Carnival Monday! Posted on April 3rd, 2006 in Fetch Blogs by The_Prof (H G Stern, LUTCF) The Carnival of the Capitalists is up over at Jotzel (is that a cool blog name, or what?). An interesting twist this week is the ability to vote for your favorite post (hint: Bob’s item on health insurance and dating). For something a bit unusual, try Joe Kristan’s post about the Iowa Interior Design Board (a.k.a. “your tax dollars at work”). Okdork blog has finally posted this week’s episode of the Carnival of Personal Finance. It includes an interesting post, from Search Light Crusade, about the games that lenders play, as well as a helpful spreadsheet to help make sense of all the different rates and points. I must add, though, that I am singularly unimpressed with Okdork’s hosting efforts. Although it includes but 40 articles, they highlighted only eight, and then threw the rest into a kind of jumbled up mishmash. By contrast, the folks at Jotzel had well over 50 posts (25% more content), yet they organized and commented on each one. And they had their carnival up many hours before Okdork (which, by the way, couldn’t even be bothered to get the name of the carnival right). [...]
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4:40 am
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2:38 pm
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