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This week, Funny-About-Money hosts the 190th issue of the Carnival of Personal Finance, drawing inspiration from the depression of the 1930’s. While we’re not quite in that bad of a shape, we can certainly relate to some of what our ancestors experienced. The carnival includes many tips and techniques for making the best of what we’ve got and how to survive the hard economic times. Here are a few of our favorites:
Moneymonk Personal Gurus, I’m Getting Tired of Your Advice
Money Smart Life Insurance Policies 101: Understanding Insurance Policies and Claims
The Smarter Wallet Downsize and Cut Costs, or Work at a Second Job?
My Dollar Plan 6 Free E-file Options
Destroy Debt What You Should Know about Debt Settlement before Signing on the Dotted Line
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