Uncommon Cents was featured this past week at the final edition of the Carnival of Personal Development and the Money Hacks Carnival. If you’re visiting us from these great carnivals, welcome and please consider subscribing to our RSS feed!
Uncommon Cents was featured at one blog carnival this week, the Money Maniac Blog Carnival, this week hosted at Invest Internals. If you are visiting us from this carnival, welcome and please consider subscribing to our RSS feed!
This past week Uncommon Cents was featured at the following blog carnivals or festivals:
The Festival of Stocks, hosted by Fat Pitch Financials;
the Carnival of Personal Development, seen at Dollar Frugal;
and the Money Hacks Carnival, brought to us by Financial Highway.
Our sister site, Athletic Diabetic, is still getting off the ground and was in its second ever blog carnival over at the Weight Management and Fitness Forum hosted by Weight Master.
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Uncommon-Cents.net was featured this past week at the Carnival of Personal Development, Festival of Frugality, and Money Hacks Carnival. Our sister site, Athletic-Diabetic.com, was in its own blog carnival, being featured over at the Blogging About Losing Weight Carnival. Mahalo and aloha to all of you visiting from these great sites, and please consider subscribing to our RSS feed!
This past week, Uncommon Cents was featured at four different blog carnivals and festivals:
The very new Recession Obsession Carnival, this edition brought to you by Your Hidden Talent;
the Carnival of Personal Finance, seen this week over at Green Panda Treehouse;
the Festival of Stocks, featured at The Penny Daily;
and finally, the Festival of Frugality, located this episode over at Remodeling this Life.
If you are visiting from any of these great carnivals or festivals, aloha, mahalo, and please consider subscribing to our RSS feed.
Of course, just after going to press with my last carnival announcement, I found out we had been selected into some others. So, this past week (or so!), Uncommon Cents was featured at:
The Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted this week by Stock Trading to Go;
the Festival of Stocks, with this edition brought to you by Financial Highway;
the Financial Crisis Carnival, seen this time over at G7 Financial;
and finally, the Money Hacks Carnival, brought to you this week by Money Ning.
Thanks to all of you great carnival hosts (I have to host some day in return), mahalo if you are visiting us from there, and please consider subscribing to our RSS feed!
Uncommon Cents was featured at a few blog carnivals over the past two weeks:
Student Scrooge hosted the 166th edition of the Festival of Frugality where one of our articles was featured;
Broke Grad Student brought us the 193rd edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance and Free Money Finance put together the 194th edition of the same carnival, and each featured one of our articles.
Mahalo to our hosts for putting these together, and if you’re visiting from one of them, please consider subscribing to our RSS feed!
I worked last weekend (over Valentine’s Day) and so went my plan to submit for blog carnivals this week as well as to recognize the ones we had been selected for. So I’m making up for that this Saturday right here and now…
In the past two weeks, Uncommon Cents was featured at the following blog carnivals or festivals:
the Festival of Frugality, hosted during these past two weeks by Broke Grad Student;
and the Carnival of Money Stories, seen this episode over at Funny About Money.
I’m hoping now that I have a little time off (not enough, though), we’ll get back on the carnival bandwagon.
This week, Uncommon Cents was featured in these blog carnivals and festivals:
The Carnival of Saving Money, brought to you this and every week by DepositAccounts.com;
the Carnival of Personal Finance, this episode seen at Funny about Money;
the Carnival of Personal Development, this installment published by HappinessIsBetter.com;
and finally, the Festival of Frugality featured this time over at My Journey to Millions.
Thanks for visiting from these great blog carnivals and festivals and if you like what you see, please consider subscribing to our RSS feed! Mahalo and aloha!
