Yakezie Carnival
Something must be going on with my contact form, because I received an odd amount of duplicate, triplicate, and fourteen-icate submissions from a few folks while others only had one… Where those who submitted more than once getting bounce-back messages or anything like that?
We got a few last minute submissions, but now we’ve also got a few extra articles to read. Since I’m hosting this quick little Yakezie Carnival, can’t help put plug my own work!
Enjoy the Carnival!
Interview with Saly Glassman author of It’s About More Than Money (giving you part II, but don’t forget to part with part I)!
If you’re in it to win it and Make Money Blogging Money Help for Christians offers us a 7,500+ guide for beginners on how to make money blogging.
Money Crush gives us 31 Days to a Better Bank Balance. Better wait for October unless you can do 2 a day now!
What is Asset Allocation? Head over to Free From Broke for the answer!
Hitting on something that’s a little more intense, Invest It Wisely asks: Consumer Ethics and Animals: Where Do You Draw the Line?
Ever wonder – Do You Buy These Overpriced Items? And of course Faithful With A Few has a great cover picture.
Tired of paying utility bills? Head over to Darwin’s Money to see how he’s getting paid by his to conserve energy.
Well-Heeled tried to trick me by submitting three links and letting me choose. Since I’d already read the background article elsewhere, it wasn’t hard to choose Debt is Kiss of Death for Relationships – simply crazy!
Car Negotiation Coach keeps looking out for those used car buyers by explaining: How does a vehicle history report work.
Credit card rewards can be pretty different and Nerd Wallet has a Rewards Showdown on two high-profile travel cards.
Through having kids, Money Reasons gives some great examples of free and fun Things To Do in The Fall.
While I probably should give some disclaimer, Frugal Zeitgeist does so for me at the end of Buying Beer in Bulk.
Watson Inc goes through the 7 Surprising Facts About Millionaires. Drawing on various sources, he gives another thoughtful breakdown on the topic.
Personal Finance by the Book may not be able to navigate in the woods, but he does have a clear spiritual understanding and provides us with Your Financial Compass: Knowing Which Way is North
Dr. Dean of Millionaire Nurse Blog wants YOU to invest in your government! Actually, he just wants to give you a little information on US Government Bonds.
As if blogging wasn’t enough writing, Narrow Bridge has just finished his e-Book – the Personal Finance Arsenal. And of course, I’m guessing that’s him on the cover ;)
And good ole’ Len Penzo. Last but not least… He sent over Five Lessons From My Italian Father on Marriage and Money.






Thanks very much for including my link :)….
@ Forest:
Of course – it’s always great to have you on here!
Always great to see the Yakezie Carnival! Thanks for hosting.
Thanks for hosting the round up my friend and for the inclusion!
@ Roshawn:
Always worthwhile reads from your site…..and do I even need to mention about this damn book? :(
Well, not sure I want to give the government any more of MY money. With the way it’s being spent right now.
But I think the US Gov. bonds and notes are a safe place to park money-no yield right now-but safe!
Thanks for including me!
@ Dr. Dean:
haha. I figured as much, just liked the play on words. And sometimes wealth preservation is more important than wealth growth.
Thanks for hosting the carnival and including my link!
@ KNS:
Do you go by Khaleef or KNS? Not a problem – added to the Twitter list.
Khaleef is fine. Thanks for adding me to the list as well.
@ Khaleef:
Yup – not a problem!
Thanks for hosting and including my post. Greatly appreciated.
@ Joe:
Sure thing – hope things are well.
Thanks for hosting and for including my article! :)
@ Kevin:
Not a problem
Thanks for including my Better Bank Series link — no need to wait til October though, folks can start anytime.
@ Jackie:
There’s no better time like the present!
Thanks for an awesome carnival!
@ Jenna:
Sure Thing!
Boy am I late to the party, thank for the include!!!
@ Money Reasons:
No worries, it’s been a while anyway! And liked your response to my comment :)
Two reasons why my comment is so late (take your pick):
1. I figured since I was late to turn in my article, I’d also be late with my comment.
2. I was waiting for Money Reasons to leave his comment first. ;-)
Well done!
Best,
Len
Len Penzo
@ Len:
Looks like you and MR got something personal going on? ;) And the reason I am late to responding is because I was waiting for YOUR comment :)
Interesting data you got there. I never knew blog carnivals would become so interesting, I guess yakezie carnivals are good . Do you have more of these?
@ Carl:
Sure do. You can check out the Yakezie category at the top of the page or head on over to Yakezie.com
@ Car Negotiation Coach:
Yup – not a problem. Keep up the fight on the car negotiation front ;)