It’s spring. It’s winter. It’s summer. It’s spring. It’s winter again. I wish the weather would make up its mind.

Here are this week’s debt-reduction-related posts:

• PT Money asks whether it’s always a good idea to pay off your car loan early.
• One Money Design comments on the connections in the Bible between debt and slavery.
• Canadian Finance Blog lists common mistakes people make when trying to get out of debt.

Thanks!

• Debt reduction tip: Freeze your accounts An overspender trying to reducing spending faces many of the same temptations as a fat person trying to lose weight.  Sticking to a cash-only or a debit-only budget after being able to charge freely on a credit card is difficult. Just like an overweight person would keep snacks out......
• NCN has posted the Carnival! No Credit Needed has posted this week's Carnival of Debt Reduction!  A big, huge thank-you to NCN for keeping the Carnival rolling over the end-of-year festivities.  His blog was probably the first debt reduction blog I ran across when starting my own blog.  He's gone from owing a whole lot......

• Finovate Spring 2011 Live Blog (Part 5) It is day 2 of FinoVate and I'm here again live blogging. I was a little late in getting here, so I'm going to use the company summary for the first two companies that presented which I missed. This is a continuation of my Finovate Sprint 2011 Part 1, Finovate......
• Casino Chips Collectables -> Casino -> Chips Casino chips, also known as casino tokens or checks, are the small round pieces that are similar to coins but only used as money inside casinos. They're usually made from molded plastic, clay or metal are are used at the table games inside a casino,......