Wow, it felt like the Carnival of Personal Finance #139 was just last week. How time flies! Well, this week The Financial Blogger brings us a new edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. In fact, it's so new that they even added one more to its … [Read more...] about Best Finance Articles from the Carnival of Personal Finance #140
There's been a bit of discussion lately about whether parents should pay for their kid's college education fully, just help or pay nothing at all. I'd like to point you to a few sites and then discuss my own opinion and experience. First, JLP and … [Read more...] about Paying for your kid’s college education
Two things I do not intend this site to be about are faith and politics. One reason is because no one has the right answer to either. In my post about The Golden Compass, I used somewhat strong language to describe what I thought as a deceptive … [Read more...] about Faith and Hypocrisy
Hey, I actually participated in 2 carnivals this week! Since I'm in the middle of studying for my first mid-term (tonight), I'm going to have to keep this roundup brief, and do the roundups of the other 2 carnivals later. Mighty Bargain Hunter, … [Read more...] about Best Finance Articles from Carnival of Personal Finance #122
Broke-A** Student (censored) hosted this week's Carnival of Personal Finance #108 and featured my article "Money and Marathons: Guess what, they're related" in her editor's picks. Thanks Jennifer! Here are some of my favorite personal finance … [Read more...] about Best finance articles from Carnival of Personal Finance #108
Leave it to one of the most expensive colleges in America to provide its students the option to take a course in Personal Finance 101. George Washington University here in Washington D.C. is offering "a series of financial literacy workshops for … [Read more...] about College course for personal finance – Is it too late to teach our children?
