Folks, welcome to this edition of Carnival of Retirement, you can sign up for the next edition here! Michael Kitces @ Nerd’s Eye View writes IRS Rules For Paying Investment Fees From Taxable And Retirement Accounts – Given the costs associated with investment advice, most people want to maximize any available tax benefits to help mitigate the cost. However, it’s important to make sure the fees are paid from the correct accounts, or your entire IRA can be disqualified! James Petzke @ This Is Common Cents writes What Has Two Thumbs and Doesn’t Care About Black Friday? This Guy! – Black…
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Ladies and gents, welcome to this edition of Carnival of Money Pros.It was sweet to get an extra hour of sleep today. Time to change the clocks and watches. You haven’t done so and impacted by the DST time change you need to take care of that now. Lately I have not been posting reviews at FPR, my normal schedule is going to return and things should be normal by the new year. I will take a month long vacation to visit my parents and in-laws in India. Enjoy the carnival and learn something new today from the posts. Mike…
When the entire personal finance blogging community is in Fincon12 at Denver, it feels a bit awkward to be left out of the party. The same old job excuse which no body wants to listen to any more is the excuse for me this time as well, like Fincon 11. To become a successful blogger you got to attend those conferences. While most of the bloggers are in Denver, you may read their recent blog posts in this awesome carnival. Hope you’ll get values out of these personal finance advices. Greg @ Club Thrifty writes Separate Finances: A Recipe…
Happy Labor day to all readers! Hope you are enjoying the weekend as much as we are doing. Right now we are in Florida gulf coast waiting for the sun set. This is the 5th time we are visiting Naples. The view is spectacular and a lot of visitors around. This is also for the first time that I am posting an article via mobile phone. Hope I can get it out cleanly. Welcome to Carnival of Retirement. Enjoy the amazing reads below and don’t forget to comment and link back to the carnival. Roger Wohlner @ The Chicago Financial…
Parents of school going kids must be very busy this weekend. Hope all your shopping is over and you scored good deals. Lets now head back to some of the great finance articles that may sharpen your personal finance management skills. Enjoy the carnival and have a nice weekend. BUDGETING Lina @ Baby Alerts writes 7 Easy Ways for Moms to Save Money – With the tough economic time we have been facing, the role of mother has gotten even tougher. There is less money to go around, and if anyone has ever risen a child, then you know how…
I’m very excited to host the Carnival of Money Pros this week! Here are some of the posts that made though. Hope you’ll have some time in between your busy Olympic schedule. Enjoy the posts and leave your opinion in comments. vh @ Funny about Money writes Ridiculous Retirement System: With a Vengeance – There’s a fundamental problem with our present 401(k)-style retirement “system”: most Americans have about a snowball’s chance of saving enough to support them through old age. Lance @ Money Life & More writes It Pays to Ask For More – Coke Zero Commercial “And…?” – I…
I am super excited to host this week’s Carnival of Money Pros! This is our first time as a host of this carnival. Here are some of the finest posts that made the cut. Ray @ Squirrelers writes Public or Private Schools – Sending kids to school is an investment that people pay for. This includes public schools, paid for in taxes and property values. If already paying, when does it make sense to pay for private schools? This post discusses paying for public or private schools. Glen Craig @ Free From Broke writes The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards…
Welcome to the 22nd edition of carnival of retirement, the second carnival I am hosting at FPR. This is one amazing carnival where rarely people submit their retirement related post. this week we can see a few retirement posts but, mostly the articles are of the general broader personal finance topics. About my retirement plan, I am maxing out IRA and saving in 401 (k) to get maximum matching employer contribution, in my case it’s 5% and I am saving just that. I have no plans to retire early, unless perhaps I win a lottery. As a blogger we have…
Welcome to the most recent Edition of the Carnival of Retirement. If you want to submit a post for next week’s edition, please use this submission form. Next week’s edition will be hosted by Tackling Our Debt This is the first Carnival I am hosting here at FPR. If you are visiting for the first time at this blog, you are most welcome. This is not your average day-to-day blog. It’s a specialist blog which reviews financial products and gives out a recommendation. Follow the blog and let us keep you be informed in the financial market place. Glen Craig…
