Carnival of Debt Reduction

A blog carnival about reducing consumer debt



Welcome to this week’s Carnival

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

Do you have debt reduction questions?  Ask them at Cash Commons!

Enjoy!

 

Eliminate the Muda has posted the Carnival

A big thank-you to Lean Life Coach over at Eliminate the Muda! for hosting this week’s Carnival.  He’s a bit excited about how Americans have been decreasing their revolving debt as a whole, and I agree that this is a great thing.

Enjoy the Carnival!

 

Carnival of Debt Reduction: Happy Martin Luther King Day!

Here are this week’s submitted on-topic posts:

  • Reduce Debt Faster gives options for consolidating unsecured credit card debt.
  • Canadian Finance Blog discusses consolidating debts after marriage.
  • Studenomics debates whether student credit cards are a good or bad idea.
  • The Digerati Life offers solutions to break the debt cycle.
  • Bible Money Matters has a guest post on six things to consider before making a purchase. (Considering debt load is in there.)
  • Think Your Way To Wealth recommends using planning to reduce and eliminate your debt.
  • Money Relationship has a guest post from Sweating the Big Stuff’s Daniel Packer on why he doesn’t stress about his $23,000 of debt.
  • Eliminate The Muda explains the PDCA process and how it can be applied to (among other things) debt reduction.

Have a great week!

 

Welcome to this week’s Carnival of Debt Reduction

Here are the recent, on-topic posts submitted for this week’s carnival.  Enjoy!

Have a great week!

 

Welcome to the first Carnival of 2010

Here is this week’s on-topic submission:

I think that’s a new record.  Happy New Year!

(If you blog about your debt reduction journey, this carnival is meant for you!  I want to feature your stories.)