Carnivals
Carnival of Debt Reduction #132 - The Moving Edition
Monday, March 24th, 2008I didn’t move this weekend.
But my brother and his wife did. So I helped them move into their new apartment on Saturday. Despite having multiple people to help, it still took a full work day to get the job done.
Then my parents needed my help emptying their basement because they’ve got builders coming over on […]
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Carnival of Debt Reduction Here on Monday
Friday, March 21st, 2008Yesterday was the first day of spring, which makes me happy. It seems my wife and I always spend less money in the summers because we do so much outdoors: going on walks, going to parks, hiking, etc.
Summer in Colorado is beautiful, especially in the mountains.
This week was particularly interesting with the Bear Stearns debacle […]
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Debt Reduction & PF Carnivals
Monday, March 10th, 2008Today, my articles were featured in two three blog carnivals.
DebtFREE Revolution hosted the 130th Carnival of Debt Reduction. My article entitled Prosper Rocks! was included.
Four Pillars hosted the 143rd Carnival of Personal Finance (PF for short). My article entitled The 24-Hour Rule was included. Four Pillars also hosted the 50th Carnival of Money Stories, and […]
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Carnival of Debt Reduction #125
Monday, February 4th, 2008Broke Grad Student hosted the 125th Carnival of Debt Reduction today, calling it the Superbowl XLII edition. My post about commitment was included. Other posts I enjoyed…
I have zero debt. Am I weird? over at Squawkfox. This Canadian woman has zero debt, six-figure savings, and still has nice things. How did she do it? Read […]
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Editor’s Pick… First Time Ever!
Monday, January 28th, 2008This week I participated in The Carnival of Debt Reduction, as I do most weeks. But this week, for the first time ever, my post was selected as an Editor’s Pick! I thought that was pretty cool.
I’ve been gunning to get an Editor’s Pick for quite some time. It took longer than I expected, which […]
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Carnival of Debt Reduction #120 - Eleven Resolutions for 2008
Monday, December 31st, 2007Since today is New Year’s Eve, I am presenting the New Year’s Edition of the Carnival of Debt Reduction. I’ve written a New Year’s Resolution for each post. Perhaps one of these resolutions will become one of yours in 2008. Enjoy!
1. Pay Off Christmas Debt ASAP
(Editor’s Pick) Matthew Paulson presents How to Get Over a […]
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Debt Reduction Carnival Here on Monday
Friday, December 28th, 2007Just a quick heads-up. If you’re interested in participating in the 120th Carnival of Debt Reduction, you need to get your submissions in as soon as you can. I’ll be hosting the Carnival here on Monday, December 31.
To submit a post for consideration, use the simple form here. Thanks!
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Plonkee Gives Us the Brits Edition!
Monday, December 10th, 2007The 117th Carnival of Debt Reduction is up on Plonkee’s blog. She’s organized the posts according to famous Brits, which is pretty cool. Although from my perspective, John Maynard Keynes is more notorious than famous.
My recent post about The Virtue of Pain is included in this Carnival. Two others I recommend reading are…
Don’t […]
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Carnival of Debt Reduction #116
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007On Monday, Blogging Away Debt hosted the 116th Carnival of Debt Reduction. My article about credit scores and the free book giveaway (which is now over) was featured. Two of my favorite articles:
7 Steps of Debt Reduction Illustrated at Moolanomy - Have you ever wondered how to go about paying down your debt? Have you […]
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This Carnival Is All Lit Up!
Monday, November 26th, 2007Lynnae at Being Frugal hosted this week’s 115th Carnival of Debt Reduction–and she did a great job, too. Not only did she lay out the articles in a structured fashion, she also featured some beautiful photos of lights from around the world.
My recent post Incomplete People Make Good Consumers was featured in the Carnival. Some […]
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