A Frugal Adventure, of course! This week the festival travels to My Frugal Adventures, where the editor-selected highlights include:

MoneyNing presents Side Hustle, Self Employed, Entrepreneurship.

Monevator says “Borrow now and have less later” in The Really Obvious Thing We All Forget When Borrowing Money

Thanks for hosting! Next week the festival travels to Money Relationship, so get those frugal entries in!

The festival of Frugality travels to Financial Highway this week, presenting on the road to the Honeymoon Destination edition!  It is chock full of frugal insights and tips, including these editor’s picks:

• Fabulously Broke presents The three levels of frugality posted at Fabulously Broke ….in the City.
• Lazy Man and Money presents Save Money on Groceries posted at Lazy Man and Money.

Thanks for hosting!  Next week the festival travels to My Frugal Adventures so get those entries in!

It’s the Revenge of the Fallen edition of the festival today at Stupid Cents, which is a Transformers reference.  I’m not up on Transformers lingo but I do know these editors picks are more than meets the eye!

• Peter presents 7 Common Questions About The 2009 New Car Sales Tax Deduction posted at Bible Money Matters.
• FMF presents Four Home Upgrades Worth the Tax Break posted at Free Money Finance.
• FFB presents Go To The Museum For Free posted at Free From Broke.
• J. Money presents Bring Lunch or Buy Lunch? I Say a Little of Each. posted at Budgets are Sexy.
• DR presents Say Goodbye to Cable and Hello to Free Digital TV! posted at The Dough Roller.
• Silicon Valley Blogger presents Best Places To Retire For Cheap posted at The Digerati Life.

Thanks for hosting!  Next week the festival travels to Financial Highway so make sure to get those entries in!

The festival travels to Personal Finance Analyst this week, and is done in a baseball theme with posts assigned positions on a baseball team.  Since I don’t have any idea what I would pick as the most important position, I am going to report on the choices for my favorite position, Designated Hitter:

• Make it from Scratch gets its average over .300 with Firsts on the First – Making a Purse from Jean Legs posted at Make It From Scratch.
• Don’t Buy It is part of the lineup every day because of posts like Don’t Buy It: Wedding Bands posted at Don’t Buy It.
• Passive Family Income drills a 3-2 slider into deep left with Why Multitasking Leads to Inefficeincy posted at Passive Family Income.
• Craig Ford works the count like a professional hitter with Fifteen Ways to Save Money When you Fly on your Family Vacation this Summer | Money Help For Christians posted at Money Help For Christians.
• Jim takes a cut and connects with Buying Discount Postage Stamps posted at Bargaineering.
• Lazy Man doesn’t look lazy in the batter’s box when going deep with Save Money with Yard Sales posted at Lazy Man and Money.
• Deposit Accounts makes great contact with Don’t Forget to Plan for Windfall Money posted at Deposit Accounts.
• Dawn shows off a sweet swing with Ways to Cut Down on Plastic Food Containers posted at Frugal For Life.
• Tushar Mathur demonstrates fast hands and good bat speed with Long Term Investing posted at Everything Finance.

Next week the festival travels to Stupid Cents so get those entries in!

The Festival of Frugality travels this week to frequent host Frugal For Life, who is back to blogging about all things frugal!  Her frugal gifts for this week include:

• Darren wrote about My Chest Fridge Conversion
• Katheryn submitted Buying a Car for $500 (Not a Typo)
• J. Money wrote on The Price of Faith: Muslim & Jewish Financial Challenges
• Kelly submitted her post I’m Not Always Frugal

Thanks for hosting!  Next week the festival travels to Personal Finance Analyst – make sure to get those frugal thoughts noted and entered!

Is featured today at Suburban Dollar!  Edition #179 is hosted in regards to the Memorial Day holiday on Monday.  Check out all of the frugal posts including the editor’s nods:

• Dawn presents A Free Day Touring Coors Brewery.
• The Happy Rock presents Frugal Fixes Around the House – Duct Tape, Foam and a Rubberband.
• Wojciech Kulicki presents 13 Lucky Ways to Save on Groceries.
• Heather Levin presents 5 Cheap Vacation Ideas.

Thanks for hosting!  Next week the festival travels to many many time host Frugal For Life – don’t miss it!  Enter a frugal missive today!

Or maybe that was Savings NOT Shoes… who hosted the festival this week!  The festival does take a shoe theme as we learn about different fashionable and practical shoes among the editor’s nods:

• Jeff@StretchyDollar presents 10,001 Ways To Live Large on a Small Budget – Wisebread Book Review posted at StretchyDollar.
• Chief Family Officer presents How to write a complimentary letter and get free coupons posted at Chief Family Officer.
• Wren Caulfield presents How to Commute By Bike posted at True Adventures in Money Hacking.
• Jeff Rose presents Encouragement For Getting Out of Debt posted at Good Financial Cents by Jeff Rose Certified Financial Planner.
• FinancialHealthGuy presents How To Save Money When You Eat Out financialhealthguy.com posted at Financial Health Guy.

Thanks to this first time host for putting together a bang up festival!  Make sure to visit the festival host to read all the other smahing entries.  Next week the festival travels to Living Almost Large so get those frugal thoughts gathered – and entered!

It is the Remember When Festival of Frugality, a nostalgic ride by Always the Planner.  The festival includes many frugal tips and tricks, including these editor pick highlights:

• Len Penzo gives us A Few Minutes With Personal Finance Genius Rich Livingston posted at Len Penzo . Com.
• Savings not Shoes presents Savings AND Shoes! posted at Savings not Shoes.
• Coupon Artist writes A Couponers Creed posted at artofthecoupon.com.
• DR asks Is Budgeting Keeping You Poor? posted at The Dough Roller.

Thanks for hosting!  Remember to visit the festival and submit to next week’s which will be hosted by Savings Not Shoes.

First time carnival host The Paycheck Chronicles! Kate does an excellent spring festival, rounding up this crew of editor’s nods:

• It’s Frugal Being Green presents How to Want Less posted at It’s Frugal Being Green.
• Peter presents Days Like This Make You Realize What Is Important: It Isn’t Your Possessions posted at Bible Money Matters.
• MLR presents Breakdown of a Car Insurance Policy (What Do All Those Numbers Mean?!) posted at My Life ROI, Getting the Best Return On Life.
• Jeff@StretchyDollar presents Don’t Envy Debt posted at StretchyDollar.
• FFB presents Don’t Let Money Ruin Your Marriage! posted at Free From Broke.

Thanks for hosting!   Next week the festival travels to Always The Planner so get those frugal masterpieces in!

The Festival of Frugality this week make a last minute switcharoo and is featured on Stretchy Dollar.  Thanks for hosting the fun fabulous festive edition featuring fine alliteration!  (Okay, I tried.  I did.  What else starts with f I could have thrown in there?).

The fabulously frugal editor’s finds were:

*Peter presents When Will We See An Increase In Our Paychecks Due To The Stimulus Package? posted at Bible Money Matters.

*J. Money presents Time to start buying stocks again! The J-man’s excited… posted at Budgets are Sexy.

*Silicon Valley Blogger presents Get The Best Home Loan Rates With These Tips posted at The Digerati Life.

Thanks again for hosting!  Next week the festival will travel to Living Almost Large so find frugality and submit!