Subscribe:Money Hacks Carnival #2 at Being Frugal
The Money Hacks Carnival #2 was hosted at Being Frugal. Lynnae did a fantastic job with the gardening theme (psst…she’s about to start a garden). Here are her editor’s picks and comments:
- PT challenges you to spend only cash for a week at Prime Time Money.
- Pinyo ponders whether term life insurance is right for him at Moolanomy. I’m a big fan of term life insurance, myself.
- Mark Butler tells you to shut the stuff up at The Butler Project. I couldn’t agree more!
- Head to The Great Money Challenge to read about an interesting salary negotiation. I never would have thought of it, but it’s a great idea! What do you think?
- Need an emergency fund? Shanti tells you how to save one, even if money is tight at Antishay Ventenne.
- LJ shows you how she saves money with free stuff at Mommy Gets Paid. There are a lot of things she’s just not buying anymore!
Thank you for doing such a wonderful job. Next week carnival will be hosted at My Dollar Plan.
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