Carnival of Debt Reduction

A big thank-you to Quest for Four Pillars for hosting this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction.  His picks for this week from the submissions:

• Jeff Rose talks about debt consolidation loans.
• The Canadian Finance Blog discusses the difference between fixed and variable-rate mortgages.
• Debt Goal reports that foreclosure problems arrive at the superprime demographic.
• Free Money Finance shows how NOT to improve your credit.
• Debt Kid wonders if you could live without debt.
• Leave Debt Behind discusses how to negotiant lower interest rates on your cards.

Enjoy!

Thanks to ABCs of Investing for posting an investing-related Carnival of Debt Reduction.  He makes a nice tie-in to how debt reduction enables sound investing practices.  As much as I like the carnival to be only about debt reduction, it’s part of a bigger whole:  once you’ve reduced your debt to nothing, where do you go from there?

Enjoy the carnival!

Thanks go out to Green Panda Treehouse for hosting this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction.  The theme is a spin-off of her work volunteering in construction.  Her three picks for this week:

• Man Vs. Debt sreviewed the “Pay Off Debt” iPhone App.
• Money Ning recommends being prepared to save money.
• Free Money Finance chimes in with some anti-advice: seven ways to wreck your credit.

Enjoy!

Thanks go out to Debt Sucks for hosting this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction! Here are his picks for this week:

• My Wealth Builder has achieved zero debt — including the mortgage! Congratulations!
• Free Money Finance discusses to five ways to use credit cards wisely.
• The Digerati Life posted some credit mistakes and lessons.
• Man vs. Debt shares 3 habits of highly responsible credit card users.

Enjoy!

Thanks to Prime Time Money for hosting this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction!  His topic is the new credit card rules just passed by Congress.  Here are his picks for this week:

• Christian Debt Help talks about a debt reduction strategy.
• My Wealth Builder says bye-bye to the mortgage!
• The Digerati Life tells how to avoid bankruptcy.

Enjoy!