Best Finance Articles Carnival 1

Welcome to the February 21, 2010 edition of best finance articles carnival. In this carnival we are featuring the best finance articles from some of the best money and finance blogs on the web. Without further adieu, here are the best of the week.

Matthew Paulson presents Homeowners Frustrated with Bank of America Loan Modifications posted at American Consumer News.

David de Souza presents Tax Rebate Forms ? Tips and Advice posted at UK Tax Blog, saying, “Some tips and advice for when you complete your tax rebate forms this year.”

BWL presents When Can You Withdraw From Your Traditional IRA? posted at Christian Personal Finance, saying, “A look at the rules from withdrawing from your IRA…”

The Investor presents Pros and cons of being wealthy posted at Monevator.com, saying, “We all think we’d like to be rich. Are we wrong?”

Mike Piper presents Index Funds: Are They Really Passive Investing? posted at The Oblivious Investor, saying, “Index funds are known as passive investment vehicles, but can you really just “set and forget” with them?”

FIRE Getters presents Want To Be A Millionaire? Follow the YAWN Philosophy posted at FIRE Finance.

Jason presents Introduction to Budgeting Personal Finance posted at Budgeting Personal Finance.

Patrick @ Cash Money Life presents Roth IRA Withdrawal Rules posted at Cash Money Life, saying, “Do you know what constitutes a qualified or non-qualified Roth IRA distribution? Find out how you can make tax and penalty free Roth IRA withdrawals.”

Patrick @ Military Money presents Why Military Members Should Open Roth IRAs posted at Military Finance Network, saying, “Military members have 3 distinct advantages when opening Roth IRAs, including possible tax free contributions, time extensions to contribute, and low current tax brackets.”

Thank you for everyone who submitted your articles, they were all excellent reads and we look forward to hosting more of these in the future. If you would like to host the Best Finance Articles Carnival please fill out the contact form or email jeff [at] beforeyouinvest [dot] com.

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