The Wealth Builder Carnival #141

Welcome to the one hundred forty-first edition of The Wealth Builder Carnival. The purpose of this carnival is to collect articles from the blogosphere on building, preserving and keeping enough wealth for a comfortable retirement. For reference, I have tried to keep the carnival content tightly focused on wealth building and did not include submissions that were off topic. For reading convenience, the posts are listed with a brief summary or comment by the submitter and organized into seven categories: Earning, Insuring and Protecting, Investing, Living Frugally, Retiring, Saving and Taxes.

And now on to the Carnival.

Earning

Theresa Torres presents How to Start a Business from Home posted at CreditDonkey.com Tips, saying, "Planning to start a small business at home? Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started as well as tips on start-up financing and a list of common start-up expenses."

Martin Poldma presents How to Earn Your First $100/Month in Passive Income posted at Success and Personal Development Blog, saying, "This is an article on how to get started and earn our first $100/month in passive income"

Insuring and Protecting

Gary presents Key Man Life Insurance posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Key man life insurance should be a consideration for every business owner, whether you work from home and manage other key employees or own a small or medium-size business. Insuring a key player, executive or partner in your business can cover the costs of recruiting, hiring and training an essential part of your organization, as well as offer other critical benefits. Check out our guide on key man insurance and see if it right for your business needs."

Investing

Super Saver presents Expecting Tough Times Ahead posted at My Wealth Builder, saying, "2013 feels a lot like 2007 to me."

Living Frugally

Monica presents Free TV, Just Like It Used To Be posted at Monica on Money, saying, "I gave up cable 7 years ago and estimate that I have saved over $8400 by not having cable."

John Schmoll presents Cancel Your Cable, Save Thousands & Become More Productive posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Spending money on cable television can often cost you over $100 per month and can add up quickly. If you’re looking to cut costs, save money and become more productive then cutting the cord can be a great option to look at."


That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The Wealth Builder Carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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