Recession Fighters - A Personal Finance Blog Carnival Ed. II
Saving:
nickel presents How to Save Money on Groceries - 45 Ways to Reduce Your Grocery Bill posted at fivecentnickel.com.
Money Tipper presents Monitor Bank Safety Online posted at Money Tipper.
Wenchypoo presents Omnibus Obama Tax Avoidance Tip Sheet and Small Loophole Collection posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo's Mental Wastebasket.
Dave presents Cheapo Ink Jet Cartridges Part 2 posted at Cheapo Groovo.
Miss Destructo presents Feeling the unemployed blues? posted at Destructo Deviations, saying, "Hillarious video and tips for keeping positive through these times."
Condo Blues presents How to Make Powdered High Efficiency Laundry Detergent posted at Condo Blues, saying, "I was running out of options, so I decided to try making laundry detergent myself. I didn’t want to make the liquid version because it makes like 5 gallons at a time and looks like snot. That’s when I found out how to make a powdered laundry detergent that will work in both regular and high efficiency washing machines. And it’s much less expensive too!"
Dollar Frugal presents Self-Imposed Guilt Trips - Ways to Motivate posted at Dollar Frugal.
Len Penzo presents Essential Tips for Lowering Your Grocery Bill (Part 2) posted at Len Penzo . Com.
KCLau presents 5 Ways To Take Charge Of Our Finances posted at KCLau's Money Tips, saying, "Are we doing the right things when it comes to managing our finances? Ask yourself five questions to know if you’re on the right track."
Nancy Muller presents Gardeners: What To Plant Now -- Very Comprehensive posted at Recession Depression Therapy, saying, "Save on groceries by growing your own, but how? Where do you start? Bookmark this little treasure I found to get you well on your way. Dig into the adventure. Everybody's gardening this year."
Earning:
Homemaker Barbi (Danelle Ice) presents 5 Surefire Ways to Recession Proof Your Job posted at Homemaker Barbi, saying, "5 Surefire Ways to Recession Proof Your Job: Guest poster Shellie shares several simple steps that can help you avoid being laid off."
Wenchypoo presents Timely Rerun: Timeless Moves You Can Make to Maximize Earnings and Minimize Taxes posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo's Mental Wastebasket.
vsocorp presents Step 1 For Creation Profitable Busines: Determine The Kind Of Business by VSO posted at VSO Corp: Logica Uspeha, usluga razvitie internet portal., saying, "That step tells about the determination of Yours successful and profitable business. In the article You will see some acts for that determination."
Kelsey presents Legitimate Paid Surveys posted at Cash To Spend - Online Paid Surveys.
Investing:
ifvat presents How To Pick Stocks And Mutual Funds posted at ifvat, saying, "Anytime you buy stocks what you want to consider first is whether the underlying value is worth the price. Ignoring this one important piece, may very well cause your portfolio to spiral downward."
Nesher presents Long-term Profits on Bear Stock Market posted at Internet Stock Trading for Beginners.
ifvat presents Investing in the Stock Market posted at ifvat, saying, "If you want to start investing in the stock market, first spend quite a bit of time learning about investing and learning about the stock market. Don’t invest a dime if you don’t know what you’re doing. You could lose it all. Are you interested in learning more about investing your cash in the stock market? You should first be asking how does the stock market work to earn extra money and then keep working."
Frank Vertin presents Just Buy Index Funds Directly posted at NO LOAD INDEX FUND, saying, "Buying an S&P 500 index fund through an investment counselor can substantially increase your initial purchasing costs and and drive up your annual management expense fees. Unfortunately, the vast majority of individual investors buy mutual funds and ETFs through brokers and investment advisers. Rarely do financial advisors recommend that you buy index funds with low fees. This is because low cost, no load mutual funds do not pay them as well as loaded, high fee mutual funds."
Silicon Valley Blogger presents Zecco vs TradeKing: Which Online Stock Brokerage Account To Choose? posted at The Digerati Life, saying, "Thanks!"
Larry Russell presents Most Individual Investors Are Poor Personal Portfolio Managers | Personal Investment Management posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, "Investors more easily understand investment costs that are directly measurable, such as fees deducted on investment statements. However, many investors ignore or are unaware of the opportunity costs of their sub-optimal investment behaviors. Opportunity costs are usually much more difficult to measure directly, but these investment costs can be even higher than more visible investment fees."
Spending:
Wenchypoo presents Skipping EVEN MORE Nickels and Dimes for Bigger Savings (Long and Updated) posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo's Mental Wastebasket.
JL Scott presents Balancing your personal and your business goals posted at Strategies for Making Money Online and Your Home Business | JL Scott Revolution.
Others:
Credit Card Addict presents Outlawing Retroactive Interest Rate Changes posted at CreditAddict.
Wenchypoo presents The Consumer’s Guide to Functioning in an Economic Cycle (L-O-N-G) posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo's Mental Wastebasket.
Insurance Toolbox presents Insurance-Fraud Related Arson Cases are Skyrocketing since Onset of Recession posted at Fine-Tuned Finances.
Gavin R. Putland presents Employment tax credits: the 'marginal' approach to full employment posted at On Line Opinion.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of recession fighters using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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