The Musical Money: Carnival of Personal Finance #102 was hosted at Money Smart Life and it was another massive carnival that took a lot of effort to compile. Here are some articles that I’m keeping for future reference:
- Why You Need More Than An Index Fund by The Money Mythos
- Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA – Which one is Better by The Mad Money Analyst
- The Golden Years, Redux? by InsureBlog
- HOWTO: Tackle Your Debt in Five Simple Steps by Mint
- Risk Allocation In A Wealth Portfolio by My Wealth Builder
and for your amusement…
- Money and Work Lessons via The Simpsons by Rich Minx
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Another financial roundup was over at this weeks’ Festival of Frugality held at Blogging Away Debt. There were lots of special reads from there as well, including:
- Which place sells cheapest tires? by Pro Bargain Hunter
- Frugal vs. Cheap by Blunt Money
- Frugal Friday #9: 10 Ways to Save on Your Summer Electric Bill by Thrifty Mommy
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Thanks for the link to Thrifty Mommy.
With the current financial crisis worldwide and especially in the US, I would bet that there will be more people who would like to purchase life insurance as most people now are losing their jobs and many financial companies are going the tubes. It’s not only people losing their jobs but the stress and tension levels are high that people are at risk of heart attack and or stroke. Thus the need to get life insurance, but how much does life insurance cost? This would be the question people would be asking if they plan on getting themselves insured.
Thanks
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