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Festive Link Love Carnivality #7
Posted on May 4, 2008 |
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Welcome back to the Festive Link Love Carnivality where I list carnivals and festivals I took part in as well as have some fun listing other articles I enjoyed from my Google reader.
Money Hacks hosted the 10th Money Hacks Carnival which included my article Beware IRS Tax Refund Scams.
Raag Vamdatt hosted Financial Planning Demystified. My article Best And Worst College 529 Plans From Morningstar was included.
Now to some items floating around my Google Reader:
Taxes, Warren Buffett, and Paying My Fair Share over at Freakonomics. Does it make sense that ‘ole Warren pays a lower tax percentage than his secretaries? Is that the case where you work?
10 Things To Tell A Graduating Senior by brip blap. Great advice fro HS seniors.
4 Signs That Hyperconsumerism Is Ruining Your Life at Dumb Little Man. We’ve become a gluttonous nation.
25 Ways To Save Money On Gas at The Dough Roller. Sound advice at a time when gas prices are hitting new highs.
The Secrets Credit Card Companies Don’t Want You To Know at Gather Little By Little. You have to understand the terms of your credit cards.
There you go for this week. Go out and read the above articles and enjoy!
Remember, Free From Broke will be hosting the Carnival of Money Stories on May 6th.
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Hey, thanks for the link and the great list of articles.
My pleasure DR.
Thanks for the link!
Your welcome Brip Blap and congrats on the little one!