Green Panda Treehouse hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance with many pictures of the photogenic stars of Burn Notice. Funny’s first installment of Entrepreneurs made the current line-up. Quite a few great posts here, as usual; I especially enjoyed these:
• Amateur Asset Allocator compares REITs and rental income properties.
• Mr. Tough Money Love, my favorite crusty old conservative, has an apposite post on the costs of homeownership.
• Budgets Are Sexy writes a nice article on measuring your own financial success.
The interesting Canadian Finance Blog hosts the current Money Hacks Carnival and kindly includes Funny’s most recent refinement on microbudgeting. While you’re at the carnival, don’t miss these:
• Fiscal Geek reviews an open-source password management program.
• Discover Debt Freedom tells how to figure your credit score.
• At the Paycheck Chronicles, Kate Kashman has an interesting rumination on the question of how much income it really takes to get by.
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