Subscribe:Money Hacks Carnival #66 at Passive Family Income
Money Hacks Carnival #66 was hosted at Passive Family Income. The carnival was called “The Family Summer Vacation Edition”. The host said this is his first carnival and I have to say that I am impressed by the quality of this week’s carnival. The editor’s picks of the week include:
- Identity Theft: Protect Yourself From Being the Next Victim posted at My Life ROI.
- More Excuses Used For Not Saving Money posted at Studenomics.
- How is your Lending Club Account Doing? posted at My Dollar Plan.
- Why I Use an Envelope Budget (and Free e-Book Giveaway) posted at Fiscal Fizzle.
- Don’t Automate your Personal Finances and Forget About Them posted at Simplified Financial Lifestyle.
Thank you PFI for hosting the carnival and thank you to all participants. Next week carnival will be at Man vs. Debt.
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