Carnival of Debt Reduction

A blog carnival about reducing consumer debt


Paid Twice has posted the Carnival

Thanks to I’ve Paid For This Twice Already for putting together a great Snowflake Edition Carnival of Debt Reduction!  Paid Twice has started a new website called SnowflakeRevolution.com which is designed to be a “compendium of snowflaking blogs” — the kinds of snowflakes that build up to be debt snowballs.

Here are her three Editor’s Picks for this week:

Please check out the Carnival for the rest of the great posts!

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