Welcome to the Money Hacks Carnival #27 -- the Financial Dilemmas edition. In this edition, I am posing a few common financial questions and invite you to participate by answering them on your blog, or provide your input in the comment section below. First up are the Editor's Picks.
Editor's Picks
- 100 Tips and Tools for a Better, Greener Career at JobProfiles.org -- 100 resources to help you find a career that suits your desire for better, greener employment.
- Step By Step Guide To Grocery Savings at artofthecoupon.com -- Four great tips on how to save money on food and other household items.
- 36 Ways to Reduce Your Home's Energy Use at Trees Full of Money -- With energy prices on the rise, and the sustainability of our environment in question, Ben shares some of the energy saving tips that he picked up over the years.
- Real Estate and Mortgages: Tips for selling or buying a house at Bible Money Matters -- Pete shares his experience with Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University.
- 10 tips to becoming a Make Money Online sheep at Swollen Pickles -- I normally wouldn't include something like this in a personal finance carnival, but it's freaking hilarious and I couldn't resist.
Dilemma #1: Renting versus buying a house. The traditional answer is to own your own home because you're building equity and there's also tax benefits. What's your opinion and why?
Career
Dilemma #2: Invest versus mortgage pre-payment. The PF Blogosphere is heavily divided on this issue. Personally, I like the financial flexibility of investing over the guaranteed saving of pre-payment. Which one would you choose and why?
Credit and Debt
Dilemma #3: Should you build an emergency fund or pay down your debt first? I like to save money by paying down debt as fast as I can, but many will disagree. What would you do and why?
Economy
Dilemma #4: Saving for retirement versus paying down debt. Both are important and can have great financial impact. How would you prioritize the two?
Frugality
Dilemma #5: Frugality versus cheap. What are the key differences between these two qualities?
Investing
Dilemma #6: ETFs versus mutual funds. Both are fantastic investment products, but which one would you choose and for what reasons?
Making Money
Dilemma #7: Good debt versus bad debt. Is there such a thing as good debt?
Other
- How To Dispute Your Property Taxes at Tallahassee Real Estate Blog -- A detailed look at Tallahasse real estate market and whether or not homeowner could dispute the still rising property taxes.
- Your Future without Debt! at Everything Finance -- If you are a high school graduate that doesn't know much about finance (except how to write a check and balance your check book), here are some advice:
- You Think Making More Money equals happiness? Think Again at Personal Hack -- While each person has a unique set of blind spots, a very common is associating happiness with a higher income. Another common blind spot is associating weight loss or having a great body shape with happiness. Do you have these?
- How do I love the credit union? at Funny About Money -- Someone really dig his credit union.
- Time for another "Would you rather" question! (a hard one) at Budgets are Sexy -- If you have to choose between giving $1 million to your friends and family versus getting $500,000 for yourself, which one would you choose?
- How to calculate MPG at ChristianPF -- Bob provides some basic tips on how to calculate your MPG and shares a nifty online tool that calculate and track your MPG for you.
Thank you for participating in the Money Hacks Carnival! Next week, the carnival will be hosted by Saving To Invest.
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