Okay, so I screwed up and kind of forgot about the Kids and Money blog carnival for a while.

About six months, in fact. But nobody's counting, right? So, I have about 1000 submissions to wade through. Here's my plan – one set of ten every day until I'm done.

Here's 1 through 10.

Sam presents New !! How to Pay for College posted at Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, "How to Pay for College Smart Ways to Pay for Your College Did you know that the average cost for tuition and room and board is $32,000 at a private college? …"

Gregory E. Rouse presents Frugal Business posted at Frugal-Living-Skills Blog, saying, "First, we don’t know how to do math today… People will often spend money to save money (which is a paradox) or spend money to make money. We seem to forget that every penny spent has to be earned back."
and then some. A penny saved is a penny earned is the old saying. It didn't take into account income and sales taxes.

besthotel presents Banyan Tree Luxury Hotels posted at List Of Best Hotels In The World 2007, 2008, 2009, saying, "Luxury hotels and spa resorts @ banyan. To live there is like a dream"

endowments presents Endowment Life Insurance Policy Blog Surrender my endowment policy posted at Endowment Policy, saying, "Some information on how to sell life insurance endowment policy"

Jack Schmidt presents 3 Credit Cards That Could Change Your Life posted at SectorMatic Money Journal, saying, "SectorMatic Money Site – Personal Finance | Everything for the Big Spender on a Budget."

Barry presents Saving Money With Do It Yourself Projects posted at Associate Money.

Master Your Card presents Soft Pull vs. Hard Pull: Which is What and Who’s Responsible? | Master Your Card posted at Master Your Card, saying, "The precise formula that credit reporting agencies use to determine your credit score is as elusive as Google’s PageRank algorithm. But there are some things we consumers understand well about the factors that go into your credit rating. One such item that has a weighty presence on your credit report is a credit inquiry – that is, when someone (including you) checks out your credit history for whatever purpose. Conventional wisdom dictates that having many credit checks on your credit report is bad, while having fewer is better. But that’s not necessarily true."

Jonathan from Debt Loans presents What You Need to Know About Home Equity Loans | Debt Loans posted at Debt Loans, saying, "Home equity loans can be appealing loan options for a number of reasons. Still, before you seek out this type of loan, make sure you know what you are getting into. There are lots of things that you should know before you apply for that loan."

Carlos Sera presents An Unexpected Tale – Teach Your Children Well posted at Financial Tales, saying, "As a young boy I was blessed to know and learn from my Uncle Segundo or Tio Segundo as I knew him. He like so many other relatives came to live with my family for a short time as they fled their beloved Cuba to make a new home in the welcoming arms of the United States. Tio Segundo was like many Cuban exiles. He came to this country in his late 40’s by himself, penniless and left behind everything that he knew and cherished. In Cuba he was an intellectual, a philosopher, a consultant to Presidents, a lawyer and the Mayor of Holgin, the second largest city in Cuba. This tale teaches us that the unexpected happens and that you must prepare."

jim presents How Secured Credit Cards Work posted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.

Tomorrow: 11-20.