There are a ton of personal finance blog carnivals out there, but one new carnival put together by the good folks over at TheHappyRock.com caught my interest. It is called The Carnival of Top Personal Finance Posts. This carnival is a little different than the rest because it doesn’t list 40-50 posts, instead it focuses on quality – not quantity. I mean, who has time to read all those posts anyway?
After being asked to host the carnival, I jumped at the opportunity. This weekend I spent my free time narrowing down all of the blog post entries, and finding a few of my own favorites – looking for the best of the best.
So here are the 6 finalists for the top personal finance posts of the week. Vote for your favorite so that we can crown a winner!
UPDATE: We have a winner! Northern Cheapskate’s “When Is It Okay To Give” post won top honors. Congratulations!
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Thanks for including my post among the finalists. I’m truly honored to be in such great company!
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Great list. I really like this idea, since it narrows things down to a few “essential” posts.
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COOLNESS! Glad to have made the cut
This new carnival is def. a fun one.
Don’t call it a comeback!
Honored to be included!
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Thank you so much! I’m thrilled to have been selected!
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