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In case you are a new reader, I have a slightly odd tack to personal finance. I combine the idea of consuming as little as possible, which is generally appealing to ecologically minded people, anticonsumerists and voluntary simplicity/compacting/simple living fans, with the idea of maximizing investment assets at a fast pace, something that is appealing to capitalists and the fiscally conservative, and using capital income to pay for my consumption, which of course is appealing to retirees and the wealthy. Thus you will find a strange brew of eclectic ideas on this site. You have been warned 
Here are the carnivals:
CashMoneyLife presents the Festival of Frugality #107.
I recommend
- This Is The Reason We Rent An Apartment And Don’t Own A House
- Building a dresser(?) for $6
- A detailed analysis of the savings of bike vs car commuting
- Thirteen ways to use dryer lint – This is my favorite!
Carnival of Money stories presents itself #41. In particular I would like to highlight The cost of owning a car because I think that owning a car is not necessary in many cases much less owning 2 or 3 cars.
See you tomorrow.
