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Carnival of Financial Planning

March 28, 2014

 

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Today MMYW is hosting the carnival of financial planning, a selection of posts related to… yes, exactly. Enjoy!

 

BUDGETING AND ECONOMICS

Mr.CBB @ canadian budget binder writes Should you decorate and renovate where you rent? – Decorating a living space makes the space a more inviting place to enjoy for many people. They say the rich get richer and that may be true especially when we give money away when we simply don’t have to.

Jen @ Prepping Is Sexy writes Food Insurance: Keeping Your Family Fed – I can’t be the only one noticing the skyrocketing prices everywhere. Products, both food and non-food items just keep getting more expensive. So what can you do? How can you ensure that your family will be able to eat if this continues?

Mario @ Adventures in Frugal writes The mysterious case of the missing $1,200 and my new side hustle? – I find a volunteer position I really like, help a man put together his first budget, and talk him through how to make it better by tracking his spending

CAREER AND INCOME

CAPI @ Creating a Passive Income writes Career Aptitude: Choosing the Right Career For You – A career is something you’ll spend years of your life working with, so it’s important to choose wisely. Read here for helpful hints!

DEBT AND CREDIT

JP @ My Family Finances writes Lower Rates Means Saving More Money – In a down economy all we hear about are all the negative effects of low interest rates, including; dilapidated bond yields, a sluggish stock market, and low interest earning bank accounts.

Daniel @ Make Money Make Cents writes How to Survive Losing Your Job – Losing your job can be a very difficult and stressful event. Whether you were terminated from your job, your position was deemed redundant, or your company closed down, you will still be affected the same way.

INVESTING AND SAVING

 

Don @ MoneySmartGuides writes 5 Out of the Norm Ways to Save Money – We are always looking for ways to save money. Here are a handful of ways to save money that you might have overlooked that can save you big!

Mike @ Personal Finance Journey writes Buying Local versus Shopping Online Overseas – Should you support local business or save your money by shopping online? Do you know how each decision can impact you or your local economy?

Maria @ The Money Principle writes Three kitchen appliances that will help you slash your food budget – Cutting down your food budget is about inventiveness and ingenuity. Sometimes it is also about technology as with these three kitchen appliances.

IMB @ Investing Money writes Growth Stocks for 2014 – It’s March 2014, and we’re searching for growth opportunities in stocks thoroughly! Read here for growth stocks finds in this new year.

Harry Campbell @ Your PF Pro writes The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Your 401(k) – When I started this site back in 2011, it was only a hobby. I didn’t ever expect to gain the following that I now have or turn it into a viable business but that’s what it’s become. Over the years, I’ve picked up a ton of knowledge about topics ranging from investments and credit cards to budgeting and creating multiple sources of income.
Monica @ Monica On Money writes How To Live On One Paycheck – Living on one paycheck is a thought that many dual income households do not think about.

Jen Perkins @ Master the Art of Saving writes How to Start Saving Money (Even if you’re always broke) – Each month our debt was growing, so how could I save 10% of nothing or $50 we didn’t have? Everybody has to start somewhere; otherwise they will never start at all. Small changes over time can make a big difference, so if you’re not ready to make dramatic changes to your finances…at least start with baby steps.

Andrew Pohl @ Finance with Reason writes Should I Invest in Penny Stocks? – Making millions overnight is a fun thought, but when it comes to investing, buying profitable companies puts the odds in your favor while penny stocks don’t.

 
 

RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE

Marissa @ Thirty Six Months writes More than a Blueprint: Four Key Points to Consider to Enhance the Quality of Your Business Plan – Part of my day to day job is helping advise start-ups or potential entrepreneurs on the metrics of their business plan, and model.

Larry @ KrantCents writes How to Get Rich? – Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me! (Steve Jobs)

RETIREMENT AND TAXATION

Michael Kitces @ Nerd’s Eye View writes Life Expectancy Assumptions In Retirement Plans – Singles, Couples, And Survivors – Retirement plans are built around how long you expect to live in retirement. Here we look at the important differences in life expectancy between males, females, couples, and survivors!Retirement plans are built around how long you expect to live in retirement. Here we look at the important differences in life expectancy between males, females, couples, and survivors!

Alice @ Hurricanes, Panties & Dollars writes The pterodactyl retirement plan – An interesting conversation, a plan to trap a pterodactyl and waking back up in the real world. Plus a fun, catchy video and perhaps a little talk about retirement.

Justin @ Root of Good writes Will My Kids Be Okay If I Retire Early? – Is it possible to retire early to a life of leisure while raising kids that understand hard work and success? Of course! Find out why retiring early won’t screw up your kids.

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  1. Addison @ Cashville Skyline says

    March 28, 2014 at 1:39 pm

    Great list, Pauline! I’ve got my plans set for this weekend 🙂
    Addison @ Cashville Skyline recently posted…Five Ways Perfectionism May Be Hurting You FinanciallyMy Profile

  2. MonicaOnMoney says

    April 2, 2014 at 7:28 pm

    Thanks for the mention! I appreciate the support 🙂
    MonicaOnMoney recently posted…How To Live On One PaycheckMy Profile

  3. Correy Smith says

    September 8, 2015 at 2:34 pm

    Oh, topics like debt and credit sure is something to teach my son about. Well, with his situation of graduating from college and getting stuck with a student loan is something that I worry about. At the moment though, the both of us are going to be in a meeting with a financial adviser to talk about financial planning and how he can better balance his credit card debts and certain loans that he took out.

  4. Josh says

    October 8, 2015 at 4:05 pm

    Excellent tips, nothing like a good financial planning not to end badly ahead.
    Josh recently posted…O que fazer para ganhar dinheiro na internet mesmo em meio a essa crise?My Profile

  5. financial planner says

    October 15, 2015 at 6:03 am

    Thanks For post I was researching for same article and hope to see more from you

  6. Jpost says

    March 9, 2016 at 3:25 am

    Must say..planning is a basis of every activity you undertake in your life. Whether it a routine job or a year long project for its systematic and timely execution you have to plan for it well in advance. Planning is an integral part of our life and when it comes to financial matters planning is quite inevitable. Btw you have mentioned nice great nice points above @Pauline..Thanks for posting such great content..:)

  7. Scott Biddick says

    March 17, 2016 at 1:01 am

    Financial advisers is a must for creating a good plan on your business and self.

  8. Kayla Rogers says

    March 24, 2016 at 1:26 pm

    I am surprised that there are so many great financial planning tools available! However, the sheer magnitude of advice tends to overwhelm me, and it is never quite personalized to my situation. Thus, I will probably invest in a personal financial planner to help me manage my money.

  9. larissa says

    August 29, 2016 at 1:37 pm

    This makes a lot of sense. I had not thought of getting a financial adviser, however a while back, my parents suggested I do this when I got a high paying job and I definitely understand why now. Thanks so much for sharing, this is so helpful!

  10. jvafs says

    November 1, 2016 at 1:30 am

    Great Post. It will help to save our money.

  11. Ruby J. Cummings says

    January 11, 2017 at 11:58 pm

    This is an awesome tip! I would have never thought to do that!
    Life can throw a huge range of fastballs at us, from the irritating yet not too serious car breakdown to the death of a close family member. Put in place contingency plans centred around a Security Fund and insurance. Thanks for such a nice post, its really informational:-)
    Ruby J. Cummings recently posted…How to Ensure You Won’t Run Out of Money in RetirementMy Profile

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