This was one heck of a week for me. I can’t tell you the reason just yet, but let’s say I am a badass personal finance blogger — thanks to the folks at Credit Card Finder. Seriously, check out this cartoon likeness of me — Mr. T would be proud.

Although I have been busy this week, I did get a chance to capture a few good articles that I’d like to point out.

• Foreign Buyers – Great article about buying a house. This should come in handy over the next few months.
• Bad Poetry Contest Winner – Spend On Life announced the Bad Poetry Contest Winner. Congratulation Salyna and enjoy your prize! By the way, there are a ton of great submissions to check out.
• 42 Ways To Radically Simplify Your Financial Life – Who’s better to tell you about simplifying your life than the guy that’s trekking through New Zealand. Hobbits anyone?
• Blogger Connections – I met Brian during a special DC personal finance bloggers happy hour. Also got a chance to meet J. Money of Budgets Are Sexy, Mrs. Micah, Miel of DINKS Finance, Stephanie of Poorer Than You, and Shwanda of You Have More Than You Think.
• Life Insurance Basics: Part One – I haven’t write about insurance for a while. If you are looking for a good intro article, check this one out.
• Alternative Ways to Donate in a Recession – Feeling poor but charitable? Here are a few ways to give without spending money.
• Ten Myths About Money That You Cannot Afford to Ignore – Just click damn it.
• Are You Really a Permanent Employee? – Thank you for the reminder.

Carnivals

And here are a few carnivals to check out.

• Carnival of Twenty Something Finances
• Best of Money Carnival
• Best of the Best in Money and Personal Finance
  
• Tax Carnival
• Debt Reduction Tips
• Baby Boomers Blog Carnival
• Carnival of College Admissions
• Carnival of College Admissions

Do you have a financial question? Ask it now at Moolanomy Answers!

Copyright © 2007 – 2009 Pinyo B. This feed is provided for the convenience of Moolanomy’s subscribers. You are not allowed to reproduce the content within this feed in any manner.

Please visit Moolanomy Personal Finance Blog, Moolanomy Finance Directory, and Moolanomy Answers for more great content.

Source: Moolanomy Personal Finance