The Super Bowl XLII edition of the Carnival is up
Posted on February 4th, 2008 by mbhunter
A big thank-you to Broke Grad Student for hosting this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction. It has a Super Bowl XLII theme. This was put together over the weekend because I had forgotten to send the posting information until this weekend. Thanks for bailing me out BGS!
The Editor’s Picks (most valuable posts?) are:
- Silicon Valley Blogger shows you some debt defying strategies
- SingleGuyMoney is asking for advice as he pays off his car loan
- Squawkfox asks if having zero debt is weird
- Free Money Finance saith: Thou Shalt Limit the Amount of Debt on Credit Cards
- Luke Livingston explains that setting financial goals goes further than creating a budget
So regardless of whether you’re celebrating or licking your wounds from last night’s game — or not caring at all about it! — check out this week’s carnival! DebtFREE-Revolution hosts next week!
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