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Monday, September 3, 2007

September 4, 2007 edition of Carnival Of Everything Finance

Welcome to the September 4, 2007 edition of Carnival Of Everything Finance !

This is the very First Edition of the Carnival of Everything Finance. I received over over 65 submissions. WOW! So now this carnival will have 2 editions per month (as opposed to one)

Please submit your articles for the upcoming editions of this carnival

There were some excellent articles submitted and I had a tough time deciding which to publish. My favorites that have a "*" next to them. I hope you enjoy this carnival edition as much as I did.


Shopping

Kevin Fleming presents Satellite TV Guru'Satellite TV Dealers posted at Satellite TV Guru, saying, "How to save the most money when signing up for satellite television service"

Frugality

Leon Gettler presents Brains and money - 8 tips to avoid investment disaster posted at Sox First, saying, "Why do we keep making bad investments? Because of the way our brains are wired up. Here are eight tips to avoid making an investment disaster."

*ISPF presents Grad Money Matters: What I Do to Live Frugally posted at Grad Money Matters.

WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com presents Save Money on your Life Insurance... Big Money posted at WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com, saying, "Author is a licensed insurance agent and stockbroker."

Steve Faber presents - Ways to Save Money on Things You Do Everyday posted at DebtBlog.


Investing

Jimmy Atkinson presents The Day Trader's Toolkit: 100 Free Online Apps for Professionals posted at Forex Blog.

Leon Gettler presents Bribes and gifts for analysts posted at Sox First, saying, "How do you stop an analysts from downgrading your stock? Just do a few small favors and grease some palms. That's the finding from a study that reveals about two out of three analysts have received favors from CEOs, CFOs, and other top executives."

Warren Wong presents Why You Should Invest For The Long Term posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, "Are you buying and selling stocks a lot? Here's why you should invest for the long term."

Vahid Chaychi presents What Is Forex and How to Make Money with It? posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing, saying, "Forex is one of the best work at home opportunities. It is good because it doesn't need any marketing, referring and recruiting. If you learn it properly, you can make lots of money but it can be also risky if you start trading before you learn."

Michael Fowke presents Canary Wharf: the new reality posted at Money is the way, saying, "All about investment banks in Canary Wharf and their new way of doing business."

Kurt Brouwer presents What Is a Stock Market Correction? posted at Fundmastery Blog, saying, "Q: What exactly is a stock market correction?"

Dax Desai presents What does the potential Fed rate cut mean? posted at Dax Desai, saying, "Explains what the Federal Funds rate cut could mean to your investments."

mcmorlod3 presents www.speedanddetail.com posted at Election 2008, saying, "Learn how to claim more allowances on your w 4 and have less tax taken out of each paycheck."

Sean-Paul Kelley presents Buy The Rumor and Sell The News posted at The Agonist, saying, "There is a reason why people say 'Sell In May and Go Away.'

Super Saver presents A Stock Market Scenario - Going From Bad to Worse posted at My Wealth Builder.

Brian presents Why Defining Your Investment Goals is So Important posted at FinancialDominance.com, saying, "Gives a brief overview of the way I define my investment goals."

*edithyeung presents The Money Series – Books that You Just Cannot Miss posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Kurt Brouwer presents Why I Like No-Load Mutual Funds posted at Fundmastery Blog, saying, "From time to time I get asked why I like mutual funds so much. There’s the long answer and the short one. Today, being Saturday, I only have time for the short one. The answer is: Mutual funds offer offer a package of advantages that are unmatched. For example,..."

Robert Freedland presents Some Thoughts on Selling Strategy posted at Stock Picks Bob's Advice, saying, "With the recent correction in the market, each investor must decide when it is appropriate or helpful to sell an investment. I choose to sell based on the price move of the equity involved and not the overall tone of the market."


Real Estate & Mortgage

Lucynda Riley presents Don't be a slave to debt posted at Grit in my Teeth.

The Monk presents On the current market crisis posted at The Key Monk, saying, "Wongdoer, who authored the post, is a 15-year Wall Street veteran."

R.Pettinger presents How to avoid defaulting on Mortgage Payments posted at Mortgage Blog, saying, "Tips to avoid defaulting on your mortgage payments."

Ian Welsh presents How Bad Will the Housing Bubble Hangover Be? posted at The Agonist, saying, "Parallels with the Japanese housing bubble suggest the housing market will be in for years and years of pain."

Logan Flatt, CFA presents You Don't Own Real Estate. Real Estate Owns You. posted at PowerWealth.com, saying, "Many Americans believe that real estate can do no wrong as an asset class upon which they can build wealth. I disagree. Building wealth through real estate depends on your ability to distinguish among the three types of real estate ownership – investment, speculative, and personal. If you don’t know the differences, you may soon discover that you don’t own real estate, real estate owns you."

Steve-Leung presents What People Think About Before Looking for a Home posted at 1SiliconValley.com, saying, "Buying a home is a very personal decision that touches everyone in your family. Here is an overview of the questions people should ask themselves before making the decision to purchase a house."


Everything Else Finance

Tiffany Washko presents Green Your Finances posted at Natural Family Living Blog.

Living Better presents What Is Your Credit Saying About You? posted at PlainAdvice, saying, "Take a candid look at what your credit problems might be saying about you."

*Sagar Satapathy presents Top 10 Movies to Watch Before Remodeling Your Home posted at Homeowners Insurance Lowdown.

Pushpa Sathish presents 10 Free Alternatives to Quicken posted at Home Loan Tips For First Timers.

Raymond presents Money Blue Book » Blog Archive » My Favorite Reward Credit Cards - Maximize Your Money posted at Money Blue Book.

Wendell Sherk presents Credit Cards Lending Not Badly Squeezed ? Yet. posted at Bankruptcy Law Network - Real Lawyers, Real Solutions, saying, "The credit crunch has mostly ignored credit card lending. In the weird world of securitized debt, a loan based on a naked promise to pay is more popular than one secured by someone's home."

*KCLau presents Hacking your Cash Flow & Net Worth Chart posted at KCLau's Money Tips, saying, "Learn how to hack the cash flow and net worth charts of the rich and you will be heading towards financial freedom in no time."

Charles H. Green presents The Deeper Message of Financial Markets' Volatility posted at Trust Matters, saying, "The world has become so connected financially that a housing bubble in the US can decimate the stock market in Djakarta. This isn't like 1929, where wealthy people lost money in the crash and soon couldn't pay their employees. This is far more integrated, international, intertwined, interdependent—and fast."

Only Three Notes presents Ads! Ads! Ads! posted at Only Three Notes.

Praveen presents My Simple Trading System: Acccelerated Depreciation posted at My Simple Trading System.

Aaron presents Seven Important Things to Consider When You Apply for a Credit Card posted at College and Finance, saying, "Establishing good credit is important for your financial future. This article outlines seven important considerations in applying for a credit card."

*Anja Merret presents Payment plans are nasty posted at anja merret, saying, "One of the all time evil concepts which has snuck its way into our lives is the ‘instalment plan’."

Larry Russell presents The Biggest Personal Finance Story of the Past 30 Years (Part 2) posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, "The biggest personal finance story of the past 30 years has been the dramatic growth of the market capitalization of financial services firms within the U.S. equity markets. The reason that this is so important to your personal finances is pretty straightforward. Simply put, most individuals pay far too much for financial products and services. Their continuing over payments show up in the increasing value of financial services company stocks. People have paid far too much for years, and the industry's excessive charges have been increasing for years."

Stefanie
presents Past, Present and Future of your Money posted at Random Encounters of We, saying, "Learn how to improve the past, present and future of your money."

SengAun Ong presents Short Talk About Money posted at Tipskey - Unlock Practicality, saying, "Correct basic mindset on concept of money can reduce the problem we have with money."

*teaspoon presents Do You Have an Emergency Fund? - If Cash is King, Then Don't Neglect His Good Looking Brother, the Prince of Credit! posted at www.TeaspoonFinance.com - Financial wisdom, one teaspoon at a time..., saying, "post that discusses the idea of investing your emergency fund cash and replacing it with an all credit emergency fund."

Ryan presents The Dirty Dozen Credit Card Traps posted at Care on Credit, saying, "Everyone in the industry wants to sell you a credit card. Don't be fooled by the offers. We present a dirty dozen traps and tricks used by credit card peddlers to fill their pockets and empty yours."

Robert D Flach presents IF YOU BELIEVE THAT I HAVE A BRIDGE FOR SALE CHEAP posted at THE WANDERING TAX PRO.

*Money for Military presents PowerPay - Paying Down Debt posted at Money for Military, saying, "This is a powerful site used for paying down debt. It's free. Please distribute this powerful site."

Save Money presents How I Save Money.net » Blog Archive » Step Three to getting Rid of Debt posted at How I Save Money.net.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Yet Another Tax Filing Limerick posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.

*Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents How to Treat Affluenza: Spend Less and Live a Happier Life posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door, saying, "The number of "very happy" people peaked in 1957, and has remained fairly stable or declined ever since. Even though we consume twice as much as we did in the 1950s, people were just as happy when they had less. 86% of Americans who voluntarily cut back their consumption feel happier as a result."

Marlon J. Broussard presents The True value of Money in Our Age | MoneyBlog posted at MoneyBlog, saying, "The point is not to just point out the fact that a dollar is only worth 4 cents (about the exact cost of printing, regardless of the denomination), but to shed light on some things you need to be mindful of:"

Brip Blap presents 6 ways to retire poor posted at brip blap, saying, "My satirical take on how NOT to save for retirement."

The Career Counselor presents The Post-College Career Reality Check posted at ask the CareerCounselor.

Katrina presents Payday Loans are Indefensible posted at DebtFREE-Revolution, saying, "I couldn't believe someone who didn't own a payday loan shop was trying to defend them, especially an actual customer of one!"

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