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Thanks for including me in this week’s carnival, and a big thanks for choosing me as an editor’s pick!
Thanks for having me in this edition. There’s alot of quality articles in this carnival.
Thanks for including my post! I agree that Eric (A Penny Closer) had a great post – well deserving of an editor’s pick. A lot of good stuff in this carnival, and you did a nice job of organizing it!
Thanks for including my article, and for the kind words.
There are a lot of great submissions this week.
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Thank you for hosting. Great work!
Thanks for hosting, great work!
What is your stance on saving for retirement vs saving for house? I’ve been reading some advice that says only save for house first (putting into high-yield savings account) and save for retirement once you have a house. Other advice says always save 10% of gross income to retirement even when you’re saving for a house.
Thanks for hosting and including our post; great carnival!
Great job with the carnival! I loved the theme – finance can be scary! And thank you very much for featuring my article!
Thanks everyone for your comments! Thank you for submitting all these great stories!
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Thanks so much for including my article EMOTIONS GOT THE BEST OF US AT THE PICTURE PEOPLE!
glad to see so many comments, keep up the good works!
Thanks for doing such a wonderful job of hosting the carnival. I’ve linked back to your carnival here:
(sorry it took me awhile… hosting the PF carnival this week kept me busy!)
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This Sunday was real exciting! We enjoyed running our Halloween Giveaway and then finding its winner by generating a random number. It was really fun to read through the comments, some of them filled with humorous expectations about winning the contest…
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