FiveCentNickel participated in five carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Best Jobs in a Bad Economy: Recession Proof Careers.” Also included was “Why Do Rate Cuts = Rate Increases?” from creditaddict.com.

The Carnival of Debt Reduction included “Are Bi-Weekly Mortgage Payment Plans Worthwhile?”

The Carnival of Money Stories included “Appealing our Property Tax Re-Assessment.”

The Festival of Frugality included “Frugal vs. Cheap: Where do you Draw the Line?” Also included was “Tax Rebate + Reward Credit Card = Big Grocery Savings” from creditaddict.com.

The Best of Me Symphony included “Net Worth Values – The Rich Get Richer?” Also included was “Credit Card Rental Car Insurance” from creditaddict.com.

FiveCentNickel participated in four carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Credit Card Bonus Offers: $1200 Worth of Deals!” Also included was “Are You Willing to Sell Your Credit Score?”

The Carnival of Taxes included “How to Request an Income Tax Filing Extension.”

The Carnival of Financial Planning included “A Peek Inside Vanguard’s Portfolio Watch.”

The Best of Me Symphony included “Lessons Learned From Average Net Worth Values.” Also included was “What is Universal Default?”

Please also be sure to check out the Carnival of Debt Reduction over at Credit Addict.

FiveCentNickel participated in four carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “The Best High Yield Online Bank Savings Accounts.” Also included was “Beware of Falling Credit Limits” from creditaddict.com.

The Carnival of Money Stories included “Dealing With the (Possible) Theft of Your Personal Data.”

The Carnival of Taxes included “Ten Tips for Avoiding an Income Tax Audit.”

The Best of Me Symphony included “Common Tax Deductions.” Also included was “Pay Your Taxes With a Reward Credit Card?” from creditaddict.com.

FiveCentNickel participated in six carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Festival of Frugality included “The Lazy Cheapskate’s Guide to Saving the Planet.”

The Festival of Stocks included “Investment Insights: Timing the Stock Market.”

The Carnival of Everything Finance included “Uncommon Charitable Tax Deductions” and “Middle-Class Millionaires: Your Questions Answered.” Also included was “Can Merchants Require an ID for Credit Card Transactions?” from creditaddict.com.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “How to Manage Your Asset Allocation With Multiple Accounts.” Also included was “What is a Secured Credit Card?” from creditaddict.com.

The Carnival of Financial Planning included “Investment Insights: Staying the Course.”

The Best of Me Symphony included “Common Income Tax Deductions.” Also included was “Pay Your Taxes With a Reward Credit Card?” from creditaddict.com.

FiveCentNickel participated in three carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Reconsidering Our Asset Allocation.”

The Best of Me Symphony included “Saving for Retirement at the Last Minute.” Also included was “Are Credit Card Rewards Taxable?” from creditaddict.com.

The Festival of Frugality included “Save Money by Fixing Things Yourself.

FiveCentNickel participated in five carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Middle-Class Millionaires.” Also included was “Can Merchants Require a Minimum Purchase for Credit Card Transactions?” from Credit Addict.

The Carnival of Family Life included “The High Cost of Instant Gratification.” Also included was “Disney Magic Caribbean Cruise Review” from Raising4Boys.

The Carnival of Debt Reduction included “Seven Deadly Sins That Lead to Debt.”

The Carnival of Everything Finance included “Past Performance Does Not Predict Future Returns.” Also included was “What Do Credit Card Numbers Mean?” from Credit Addict.

Finally, the Best of Me Symphony included “Buying Gift Cards at a Discount.” Also included was “Negotiate With Credit Card Issuers” from Credit Addict and “Pneumonia, Bronchitis, and Birthdays, Oh My!” from Raising4Boys.

FiveCentNickel participated in three carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Beware the Siren Song of Gift Cards.”

The Carnival of Money Stories included “Changing Our Reward Credit Card Strategy.” Also included was “What’s the Right Age to Start an Allowance?” from raising4boys.com.

The Best of Me Symphony included “Q&A: Debt Reduction Strategy.” Also included was “How to Build a Double (or Single) Desk on the Cheap” from raising4boys.com.

FiveCentNickel participated in two carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “How Does Zecco Make Money?” Also included was “What’s the Right Age to Start an Allowance?” from raising4boys.com.

The Festival of Frugality included “To Gift or Not to Gift: Frugal Gift-Giving Strategies.”

FiveCentNickel participated in three carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Ten Tips for Dealing With a Lost Wallet.”

The Best of Me Symphony included “How to Decide if Travelling to a Sales Tax Holiday is Worthwhile.” Also included was “Soccer Gameday Tips for Parents” from Raising4Boys.

The Carnival of Money Stories included “Our Home Renovations: The Beginning.”

FiveCentNickel participated in three carnivals this week. Here they are along with links to my articles that were included in each.

The Carnival of Taxes included “Using IRA Funds to Pay Off a Student Loan.”

The Carnival of Debt Reduction included “Q&A: Dave Ramsey and Debt Reduction.”

The Carnival of Personal Finance included “Switching to a Bank of America Money Market Account.”