J.D. at Get Rich Slowly is hosting Carnival of Personal Finance this week and my post on 3 Ways to Wisely Spend Your Bonus. Some other favorites of mine were:

• The Dough Roller: The ultimate guide to traditional and Roth 401(k) and IRA accounts
• Being Frugal: Things I wish I knew when I was 18
• I’ve Paid for This Twice Already: Five golden rules for “snowflaking’”
• One Snarky Chica with Issues: My focus on debt reduction has made me the office leper
• Millionaire Money Habits: Credit crunch: getting a loan just got tougher
• Me vs. Debt: Score watch alert (your FICO score has gone up)

In other words, it’s a good carnival. I’d also like to include Gather Little By Little’s post on Why It’s so Hard to Find a Wii.  Thanks again for your support!

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