Money Under 30 To Host the Next Carnival of Twenty Something Finances Sept 3rd!
Money Under 30 is pleased to announce the site will host the next Carnival of Twenty Something Finances on Monday, September 3, 2007.
The submissions are already rolling in, and the Carnival promises to be a great collection of advice for those of us in our twenties trying to scrape by.
You can check out the most recent edition of the Carnival over at How I Save Money, the Carnival’s founding site.
Submissions can be sent via this form or directly to me using my contact page. The deadline is Midnight Eastern Daylight Time on Saturday, September 1, 2007.
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