Carnivals – Week of 10/23/06
FiveCentNickel participated in five carnivals this week. Here they are with links to my articles that were included in each.
The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Withdrawing Funds From Upromise.” Also included was “Teaching Kids the Value of a Dollar” from raising4boys.com.
The Carnival of Investing included “Opening a Vanguard SEP-IRA and Executing a Direct Rollover.”
The Best of Me Symphony included “Spending Money to Save Money.” Also included was “Fun With Dry Ice” from raising4boys.com.
The Carnival of the Capitalists included “Plastic Bags for Fifty Cents at Airport Security.”
The Festival of Frugality included “Save on Medical Care, Part IV.”
Published on October 27th, 2006 - Leave a Comment
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