Welcome to this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction!  Personal debt reduction stories are up top.

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• Live Real, Now shares updates on most expenses, and talks about how he gets his bill payment amounts reduced.
• Steadfast Finances has a good illustration of how your debt (and other things) can own you.
• Bargaineering lists some psychological money tricks; #1 and #2 are useful for reducing debt.
• Christian Personal Finance shares the secret to staying out of debt.
• Personal Finance Journey has a twelve-question debt health assessment.
• PT Money discusses the new credit card regulations and how they help to educate people of the high cost of debt.
• One Money Design talks about what the Bible says about debt.
• Digerati Life discusses peer-to-peer lending as a way to reduce debt.
• M is for Money says that debts are debts, large or small.
• Personal Finance Analyst has five steps to smart credit card debt relief.
• Eliminate the Muda! shares the book that changed his world.

Enjoy!

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