The Carnival of Money Stories: The ‘It’s All Stories’ Edition
Wow!This edition of the Carnival of Money Stories (#15) received a ton of entries! I’ve been very selective however, and only included what were, I think, the best stories about money, finance and frugality- there were a lot of good posts that I didn’t use simply because they weren’t stories.
Instead of choosing a theme, I’ve chosen to highlight one or two sentences from each entry that really exemplify what the story is about.
Enjoy!Modern Tightwad: I Can’t Do Nothing
The sign said “I may be ugly, but we’re still hungry.” I looked down and saw the most beautiful well-behaved mutt, laying so sweetly on the corner, while the homeless man tipped his hat and waved at everyone who drove by. It broke my heart because I was unprepared. Normally I keep a couple granola bars in my car, but I hadn’t restocked.
Not the Jet Set: PF advice from Rabbi Daniel Lapin
Like the flame on one candle, money can be spread around to benefit many. One candle with a large flame does not imply that others will go unlit.
Free Money Finance: My Jobs, The Dream Job Turns into a Nightmare
The dream job was everything I had hoped it would be — lots of great projects, interesting people to work with, a growing company with lots of energy, a bigger title, more money, and on and on.
Debt Kid: I’m on a Budget, Not Broke
On the contrary, we’re on a budget because we have seen the symptoms in our household of more than enough. You know, spoilage (in children or in refrigerators, the root is the same), glut, clutter, and increased desire for “stuff.”
M is for Money: What’s Worse Than Being Underwater?
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