Debt Consolidation Lowdown

–By Sagar Satapathy

Greetings! Welcome to the 3rd edition of the Carnival of Debt Relief. Out of the 11 posts received this week, we have selected 9 posts to be featured on this edition. Without further ado, here are the posts in the order they were received.

Paula presents 101 Ways to Save a Buck (or Two or More) posted at Queercents. While some of these little cutbacks may ultimately save you some money, how many of us actually DO something with those savings?

Azmi M. presents How to Keep Your FICO Score Up posted at Work at Home Make Money Online Blog. Pay the bills when they are due including credit card payments, loan payments, and other payments that deal with interests. Also keep your spending as low as possible. Don’t spend intentionally more than you can afford.

Mr Credit Card presents Increasing Cash Flow for Debt Relief posted at Ask Mr Credit Card’s Blog. Consolidate your debt with a Home Equity Loan. Sell your house and move to a smaller place. Take some money out of your retirement accounts.

Joe Caterisano presents “Transforming Debt Into Wealth” by John Cummuta review posted at Till Debt Do Us Part. “Transforming Debt Into Wealth” is not the conventional system credit counseling companies use for reducing debt. They usually work on eliminating the high interest debt first.

Abdulrasool Sumar presents Do It Yourself Debt Reduction posted at Debt Consolidation. If you are committed to reducing your debts and are willing to cut down on unnecessary expenses, it is indeed very possible to succeed in what’s called a “Do It Yourself Debt Reduction” plan.

Darius presents Using A Reverse Mortgage To Pay for Long-term Care and Avoid A Nursing Home posted at Related to Mortgage. Alternatives to Long Term Care Insurance: Using a Reverse Mortgage and Other Methods to Pay for Long-term Care Costs.

Amy Pedersen presents Credit Repair Companies and The Level of Trust from Consumers posted at Your Credit Score Secrets. Credit repair companies advertise credit repair or removing negative items from your credit report as though it was as easy as chanting the “magic words” and waiting for the mystic door to open. Although a magic wand would make it easier, it is easier said than done.

Jeremy Reeves presents Why You Need To Be Financially Independent: Series #1 posted at The Road To A Perfect Life. Financial independence is one of the most important things you can ever accomplish in your life.

Samuel Peery presents Dave Ramsey Resources and Links posted at Getting Finances Done. Learn more about Dave Ramsey Resources and Links.

That concludes the third edition of the Carnival of Debt Relief. Keep submitting your posts to the future editions of this carnival. A link back would be greatly appreciated.

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