Totally Money Blog Carnival #41
BankNerd.ca has the pleasure of hosting this weeks Totally Money Carnival. What I love about the totally money blog carnival is the fact that there is a plethora of subjects covered in the articles.
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Editors pick

Money Beagle presents Steve Jobs Knew What Was Best For You posted at Money Beagle.
Mike Holman presents Canadian Discount Brokerage Comparison posted at Money Smarts Blog.
Robb presents Will Rising Interest Rates Affect My Variable Rate Mortgage? posted at Canadian Finance Blog.
Jim Yih presents How to become a millionaire? posted at Retire Happy Blog.
And the Rest…
Credit & Debt
YFS presents Tips on How you Can Improve Your Credit Score posted at YourFinancesSimplified.
Everything Finance presents Visa Black Card Review posted at Everything Finance.
Mike presents TD Travel Rewards Review posted at Rewards Cards Canada.
Eric J. Nisall presents Are Credit Issuers to Blame For the Nation’s Problems? posted at DollarVersity.
Barb Friedberg presents How to Get Rid of Debt; Start Here posted at Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance.
Crystal presents What Is The True Cost Of Debt? posted at StupidCents.
Jason Price presents Do You Use Dave Ramsey’s Debt Snowball to Pay Off Debt? posted at One Money Design.
Money Management

Evan presents Is It Possible People Are This Clueless About Their Cash Flow? posted at My Journey to Millions.
Joshua M Schultz presents Forecasting Equities with Yield Analysis posted at The Corner Office.
Matt presents Why Budgets Fail and How to Create a Successful Budget posted at Living in Financial Excellence.
Jon the Saver presents Creating a Spending Journal: Tips for Budgeting posted at Free Money Wisdom.
Sustainable PF presents 3 Secrets to an Early Retirement posted at Sustainable Personal Finance.
N.W. Journey presents Please Talk about Money–It’s Important posted at Networth Journey.
Taxes
Edward Webber presents How Much Can you Earn Before Paying Tax in 2011 posted at Tax Rebate Blog.
Mark Roberts presents What You Should Know About Federal Income Tax posted at Tax Brackets.
Dr. Dean presents Estate Taxes: Do You Care? posted at The Millionaire Nurse Blog.
Real estate
Corey presents Hiring a Property Manager: What it Offers You posted at 20′s Finances.
Marie presents Tips to Save Money on House Repairs posted at Money Spending Mommy.
Robb presents Will Rising Interest Rates Affect My Variable Rate Mortgage? posted at Canadian Finance Blog.
Investing

Ryan presents Betterment Review: Incredibly Simple Investing posted at Outlaw Finance.
DFTLR presents Investor Or Speculator? posted at Dividends For The Long Run.
Frugality

Jennifer presents Effectively Balancing Income and Expenses posted at How Does Rent To Own Work?.
Sandra Adams presents Historically Low Interest Rates? Not For Consumer Credit posted at Credit Cards for No Credit.
Deborah Brown presents Frugal Living posted at First Credit Card.
That is the end of this week’s carnival. Be sure to check out next week’s carnival; Boomer & Echo will be hosting it. If you are interested in submitting your articles to the carnival, be sure to use the submission form.













Comments (9 )
Thanks for hosting Sensei.
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Sensei Reply:
October 17th, 2011 at 11:33 am
Don’t mention it, I love hosting the Totally Money Blog Carnival; loved your submission by the way. Hopefully I can take your advice and retire early
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Thanks for hosting and for including me, as an editors pick to boot!
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Sensei Reply:
October 17th, 2011 at 11:36 am
No problem!! You post was great, I loved how you highlighted Steve Jobs and the work he did. I especially liked the title “Steve Jobs knew what was best for you”.
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Thanks for hosting. Loved the pictures.
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Sensei Reply:
October 17th, 2011 at 12:42 pm
No problem. I love hosting the Totally Money Blog Carnival.
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Thanks for the editor’s pick – nice job on the pictures.
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Thanks for choosing Robb’s post at Canadian Finance Blog as an editor’s pick!
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Sensei Reply:
October 24th, 2011 at 12:49 pm
Don’t mention it. I loved the article. It gave a lot of great information and a lot of people would benefit from reading it.
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