After a horrendously busy day at work, I am happy to announce that I’ve made it into the Carnival of Personal Finance (edition # 207). It’s an honor for me to be selected because as far as blogging goes, I have less than 1 month of experience. For those of you who don’t know (because I didn’t until about two weeks ago) the Carnival of Personal Finance is where people submit their best blogs and the best of the best is posted on the selected host’s site; in this case, Funny About Money’s site. Please take a look: Carnival of Personal Finance #207.

Adam from Your Money Relationship writes “Money Genie: I Grant You Three Financial Do-overs”; in his article he asks a pretty interesting question. I don’t normally like thinking about regrets but this is actually thought provoking. My financial do-overs would probably be the decision to get a student loan, getting a two bedroom apartment and eating out so much.

J. Money from Budgets Are Sexy, has some ideas to reduce the stress of paying bills in the post “Look at a Bill, Pay the Bill, Forget about the Bill”. I am okay with step #1 and step #2 but whenever I pay bills, I get a little grouchy. I think it’s just human nature.

This next blog is something near and dear my heart. Studenomics discusses the “Benefits of Attending a Community College”. When I was doing my undergrad I took some classes at the local community college. It was about 20 minutes away from my house (as opposed to 90 minutes away from the major university) and about half of the cost of a major university. I would recommend that all college student take their general credit at a community college. I also found the staff far more helpful and interested in students but that could be a local experience.