Carnival of Debt Reduction

Here are recently-submitted posts on the topic of debt reduction:

• The Digerati Life has some suggestions for what to do when you have too much debt.
• Money Is The Root asks about which debt to pay down first?
• Christian Personal Finance recommends asking six questions before borrowing another dollar.
• Sweating the Big Stuff has a list of signs that indicate your borrowing is out of control.
• Retire Happy Blog says that debt may be good reason not to save.
• Stupid Cents shares seven lessons dealing with being a young adult in debt.

Thanks!

Here are some recent debt-reduction-related posts submitted to the Carnival:

• Free From Broke has a guest post from Life and my Finances on how he paid off $25,000 in debt in just 14 months.  Great job!
• Frugal in my Forties asks if it’s right to settle debt for less than what’s owed.
• Stupid Cents talks about snowballing credit card debt away.
• Canadian Finance Blog says that baby boomers need to get rid of debt if they want to retire.
• The Digerati Life has some advice on getting rid of debt — from debtors.
• Wealth Pilgrim explains how to get rid of college credit card debt in just two years.
• Retire Happy says that the best retirement is debt-free.
• Sweating the Big Stuff proposes paying down debts first, and saving second.
• One Couple In Debt suggests that reducing debt can reduce your waistline, too?

Thanks everyone for the submissions!

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

• Dealerity aims to be mortgage-free in five years.  This is great!
• PT Money tells the story of a drink-maker who’s paying off a lot of debt by working at Starbucks.
• Sun’s Financial Diary discusses debt settlement.

Thanks!

Couple Money contributed to this week’s carnival with a lengthy article on saving loads of money on your mortgage.  She draws from the advice of David Bach, and adds stories of her own mortgage paydown and others.  Check it out!

This week, One Money Design recommends not to become the slave of men by going into debt.  Have a great week!