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March 2008 Review

Honor Roll
Each month, I honor the top 10 referrers to the network. This month, members that sent the most visitors to the network, and subsequently to other members, are:

Moolanomy
BeingFrugal.net
My Dollar Plan
Frugal Habits
Daily Money Tips
I’ve Paid For This Twice Already…
Cash Money Life
Prime Time Money
Millionaire Money Habits
Single Guy Money

Thank you for your support!
Carnival
I’d like to say [...]

Marginal Tax Rate

Your marginal tax rate, which includes federal, state, and local income taxes, self-employment taxes, and federal payroll — is the percentage that will come off the top of your next dollar of incremental taxable income. Put another way, if your marginal tax rate is 25%, you get to keep 75 cents on the next dollar [...]

Market Capitalization

Market capitalization is the market price of an entire company, calculated by multiplying the number of shares outstanding by the price per share. Morningstar categorizes a fund’s market capitalization by studying the size of the companies that the fund is investing in. There are three categories: large, medium, and small. In general, the largest 250 [...]

Member Highlight: Donating March Blog Income to Charity

Jason Crews at The Amatureist Financial Journey will be donating all of his March blog income to charity.
This is the quote from his blog:
This month I am giving away all of my ad space to raise money for charity. In order to raise as much money as possible for charity, the ad space will be [...]

Member Highlight: My Investing Blog Tips On Blogging

If you are interested in becoming a blogger, or if you want more information on how to improve your blog, Hank at My Investing Blog wrote a nice informative article on this subject: How do I publicize my blog? A personal finance blog’s lifeline from “start-up” to “staple”.
It’s a long post covering 16 points. [...]

Member Highlight: Rocket Finance Tells Us How It All Began

Bloggers share their personal information to a varying degree. Usually, it’s rare to find someone who tell it all in an intriguing and compelling manner. Recently, Rocket Finance did just that and tells us how it all began for him in a 3 part series.

Our Story Part I: the Perfect Storm
Our Story Part [...]

Member Highlight: The Finwikian, Your Two Cents on Personal Finance

Mrs. Micah, a young rising star of Personal Finance Blogosphere, just made an audacious move — she started The Finwikian! The Finwikian is a personal finance wiki. In her own words:
The Finwikian is, put simply, a wiki dedicated to all things personal finance on the internet. It contains a catalog of personal finance blogs and [...]

Members Removed

This weekend I spent about 2 hours culling the blogroll and found that 20 members were:

No longer active (site no longer exists),
No longer linking back to the network, or
No longer showing the blogroll

As a result, I have removed these members from the list.  This should be an improvement (in term of referral traffic) for existing [...]

Money Hacks Carnival #1 at Prime Time Money

The first ever Money Hacks Carnival was hosted at Prime Time Money. He did a fabulous job with the Hacked Gadgets Theme and included a great introduction for our carnival. Here are some of highlights from the carnival:
Frugal Hacks

You Tell Me: Where do you find the deals? posted at beingfrugal.net.
My Debt Story (Part Three): A [...]

Money Hacks Carnival #10 at Money Hacks

The Money Hacks Carnival #10 was hosted at Money Hacks. Bill gave us the “Your Money, Your Life” edition and these are his editor’s picks:

The Eclectic Female submitted How To Talk About Money With Your Partner posted at Women’s Lifestyle Blog.
AJC presents How your hobby can set you financially free! « How to Make 7 [...]

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