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I talked to one of my good friends yesterday about the great difference between people who started early (20’s) in planing their financial health and those who started planning late (40’s or 50’s). I personally think those who plan early in the early 20’s are most likely into their millionaire journey the times they reach their 40’s and they most certainly will enjoy a higher standard of living in their retirement age than those who start planning late in life. In view of that conversation, I thought all these personal finance carnivals are in fact very good resources for everyone who are looking for higher standard of living later in life.

I am indebted to all the bloggers who contributed very excellent personal articles in these carnivals and I greatly encourage you, my readers, to spend some time reading them. We are living in a very interesting time now, and I do believe we are only seeing the tips of the iceberg in the financial crisis we are going to witness.I am sure the more you learn about personal financial planning and management, the more prepare you are to face the future uncertainty.

I am very please that my article titled Yin and Yan wealth equation is included in all the 4 carnivals I have partook this week.

If you recall these are the carnivals I have submitted my article :

This post is submitted to the 156th edition of Carnival of Personal Finance which will be scheduled on Mon., Jun. 9, 2008 and will be hosted by Prime Time Money; the 133th edition of Festival of Frugality which will be scheduled on June 10th 2008 and will be hosted by MoneyNing; and 63th edition of Carnival of Money which will be scheduled on 06/10/08 and will be hosted by Bible Money Matters., and 16th edition of Money Hacks Carnival which will be scheduled on Jun 11, 2008 and will be hosted by Daily Money Hack.

Prime Time Money included my post at the Money Management section of the 156th edition of Carnival of Personal Finance.

MoneyNing included my post at Habits section of the 133th edition of Festival of Frugality.

Bible Money Matters included my post at the Tall Tales section of the Carnival of Money Stories #63.

And last but not least Daily Money Hack included my post at the Other section of the 16th edition of Money Hacks Carnival.

I like to thank the 4 bloggers who had put a lot of hard work in hosting these carnivals and included my post, and I also want to thank every blogger who contribute his/her article to the carnivals. I hope you, my readers, take time to read these articles and help us to stumble this review so more and more people are aware of the resources that are available in these carnivals/festival.

Thank you.

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