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Carnival of Money Stories: Great Questions edition

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Welcome to the Carnival of Money Stories. Among this week’s posts I’ve included great money questions asked over at Cash Commons.  Enjoy!

Business

• Free Money Finance talks about taking risks for an improved career.
• Christian Personal Finance describes how he handles being owed money.
• The Smarter Wallet says that free chicken can turn fowl.
• Great Question: How much can an employee earn before I need to take taxes out?

Credit and Debt

• Bible Money Matters publishes a worst-case scenario handbook on handling the financial slip-up.
• Money Ning wonders if 0% balance transfers for life are possible.
• Great Question: Should I pay down my debt, or try to build an emergency fund in savings?

Housing

• Get Rich Slowly talks about Madoff-prison-cell-sized houses.
• M is for Money recounts the story of a house that’s a money pit.
• Gather Little By Little discusses homeschool finance.
• Great Question: Is having a Walmart a few hundred feet from a property a good or bad idea?

Investing

• OneMint discusses how to develop a long-term approach to investing.
• ETFdb talks about investing in the yuan.
• Canadian Personal Finance Blog chats about risks in life and in investing.
• Trading Stocks discusses investing money online.
• Great Question: How to go about calculating a realistic rate of return for the stock market?
• Darwin’s Finance lists a gazillion ETFs.
• Dguoh Rloler syas taht you don’t need to be pfercet wtih yuor fnniaecs.
• Sun’s Financial Diary harnesses the power of Google to track investments in real time.
• My Dollar Plan tells us what to expect when talking to a financial planner.
• Great Question: What is the underlying reason for stock market supercycles?

Net Worth and Shopping

• Free From Broke relates personal finance to running the NYC Marathon.
• Breathe-Smile weighs options to talk about opportunity cost.
• Great Question: Are you spending more, or less for the holidays this year?
• Lazy Man and Money questions swapping CDs for an iPod with the same CDs.

Budgeting and Personal Finance

• Peak Personal Finance serves up five financial rules for women.
• Prosper and Be In Health describes how to make a budget that works.
• The Digerati Life discusses the almighty allowance.
• Great Question: What do you do to save money daily, and do you think it is important?
• Bargaineering gives a how-to on canceling your cable TV service.

Other

• Frugally Green really wants you to get yourself the right tools for the job.
• Spend On Life reviews SmartyPig.
• Good Financial Cents really likes In-N-Out Burger.  Find out why.
• Great Question: What things are necessary to do before accepting donations online?
• Personal Finance By the Book tells how to prosper by celebrating your marital differences.
• Budgets Are Sexy handles a reader’s question on receiving a gift.
• Great Question: Is there a standard equation for how much life insurance a person should have?
• PT Money starts down the long road to life insurance.
• True Adventures in Money Hacking describes the fine art of couchsurfing.
• Canadian Finance Blog expects to save money this Christmas with LED holiday lights.

Have a great week!  And if you have some great money questions of your own to ask, be sure to head over to Cash Commons!

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