This Week’s Money Carnivals By: Curtis Ophoven 10/26/2008 - 1 Comments This week I participated in one blog carnivals. Your Ad Here Carnival of Personal Finance #175 hosted by Budgets are Sexy They did an excellent job and, as usual, there are tons of great posts. If you have the time, I highly suggest you skim through this week’s carnivals. Carnival of Personal Finance The Carnival of Personal Finance continues to grow with each edition. Thanks to everyone that participated and made this possible. Our article, " The End Of Capitalism As We Know It." was listed. Here are a few other articles that I found interesting. Sara Aase from Cash On The Barrelhead presents Saving is In Again: Thomas Stanley on the Glutton Economy. Andrea from Fools and Sages presents Obama's Immediate Economic Plan. It may sound good during election season, but is a tax free distribution from retirement plans a good idea for Americans in the long run? AllTop And finally, we made it into the AllTop’s personal financial blog listing just this week, where many of the top personal financial blogs are includes. Related Articles 10 Hot Selling Items in a Recession Calls For New Global Monetary Authority The End Of Capitalism As We Know It World Finance Leaders Are Jumping In With Both Feet To Reverse the Global Crisis Why We Should Put Our Hope Back In Capitalism, Not Socialism or Government Intervention   Subscribe via RSS Copyright © 2010 PennyJobs.com. All rights reserved. << FREE >> Weekly Newsletter... Signup today and start receiving our free weekly newsletter! Reader Comments Be the first to leave a comment! Write a Comment Please keep comments civil and on-topic. Abusive or inappropriate comments will be removed without warning.  Name (required)     Email Address (required)     Website URL  Comment

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