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Carnival of Personal Finance: 82nd Edition

Written by FrugalTrader on Jan 10, 2007 filed under Interesting Links Print This Post

Are you guys familiar with the Carnival of Personal Finance? I’m fairly new to this also, but it’s basically a compilation of quality articles written by various personal finance blogs around the net. This edition of the carnival was hosted by J.D at the Get Rich Slowly blog and he was gracious enough to include one of my Smith Manoeuvre articles.

Out of all the blogs that I read, Get Rich Slowly is surely among the top of the list. J.D updates his site regularly with top notch personal finance articles. Check out the 82nd Edition of the Carnival by clicking here.

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