Carnival of Debt Management #33
Greetings! Welcome to the 33rd edition of the Carnival of Debt Management. We have selected 22 posts for this edition. Here are the posts in the order they were received.
Edith presents 2008 Apartment Market Trends (U.S.) posted at Stewart Hsu.
Kurt Brouwer presents Falling Home Prices Trigger Banking Crisis posted at Fundmastery Blog. Dodgy mortgages, banks and falling home prices equal debt problems.
James D. Brausch presents Internet Business 101 » There Is Tons Of Money Available posted at jamesbrausch.com.
Bonnie Krueger presents What Are Good Steps For Debt Repayment Plans? posted at Student Loan Consolidation.
Alex M presents Get Rid of your Debt Problems Once and For All posted at Personal finance strategy. This article pays attention to student loan consolidation and to the use of debt consolidation to pay off credit card debts.
David presents How to Eliminate Credit Card Debt posted at Worldwide Success.
Steve Faber presents - Debt Cures – How You Can Get Out of Debt posted at Get Debt Free. Here are 2 different, step by step strategies you can use to get out of debt. No, they’re not “Make more money and pay it off” either.
Don Morrison presents Promoting With “Blog-Blaster”! posted at Discount Shopping Card. This is the most incredible tool you will ever find to spread YOUR word or share your blog, or any kind of blog, with millions of other bloggers!
Karyn presents Current Home Refinance Issues posted at Shop Smart Loans. Homeowners in the market to refinance will discover that there have been some changes in the process this year, mostly due to the current housing market.
David Weliver presents American Express Cards DO Have Spending Limits posted at Money Under 30. Traditional American Express “charge cards” can be a valuable financial tool for people (like me) prone to overspending with credit cards. But watch out, it is possible to hit your spending limit without realizing it.
Matthew Paulson presents Why Going to a Financial Advisor Might be Financially Disastrous posted at American Consumer News.
James presents Payday Loan Contracts posted at Payday Loan Cheapskate. The contracts of internet payday loans are one-sided and always in favor of the lender. The borrower must realize that he faces many financial, security, and legal risks each time he obtains a payday loan and signs that dubious contract.
Ted Reimers presents Apply for a Student Loan posted at College Advice. A Student loan is still a loan, but it is considered “Good Debt”.
Matthew presents The Practices of Payday Loan Companies posted at ZooLaw. Payday loan companies do not adhere to the ethical standards established by the truth-in-lending laws.
Jose DeJesus MD presents Avoid These Mutual Funds - Be Like Goldilocks posted at Physician Entrepreneur. How to pick a mutual fund — too large, too small? Just right!
Teaspoon presents HELOC + ESPP (or 0% Credit Cards) = FREE MONEY (15% to 60%+ returns)! posted at www.TeaspoonFinance.com - Financial wisdom, one teaspoon at a time…. Teaspoon discusses a strategy of using a little HELOC funds to pick up Free Money, by maxing out your ESPP (which also alows you to max out, as much as possible your 401k). This could mean returns of 40%, 60% or More on your HELOC investment, and that’s virtually guaranteed, nice :-)!!!.
ChristianPF presents The one thing I would teach a recent college Grad posted at Money in the Bible | Christian Personal Finance Blog. The one piece of financial advice I would give a recent college grad.
Dianne Buxton presents 12 Yr Old head of Household Helped By My Power Mall posted at manifestingsuccess. This article reveals a free program that will help build an income from shopping on line, and will also donate to charity. It’s a no-brainer and I think it can help a lot of people.
Michael Bass presents The skinny on Balance Transfers posted at Debt Prison. Transferring your high interest balance to a new, lower APR% credit card seems like a great idea. Credit card companies have dreamt up this thrifty method for luring you over to greener pastures.
FIRE Finance presents Warning - Bank of America’s Sneaky Fees! posted at FIRE Finance. Time and again we have learnt that corporate America can be deeply sneaky. We need to really read the fine print and all paper work with great care. But even then we may be taken for a ride.
PT at Prime Time Money presents A Look Back at Our Debt Reduction Goals posted at Prime Time Money.
Blaine presents Frugality, America’s worst nightmare posted at BlainePower.com. Frugality is corporate America’s worst nightmare. With so many corporations relying on you to compulsively spend money, it’s no wonder they’re rich and we’re not.
That concludes this edition. Next edition of this carnival will be hosted here on January 03, 2008. Submit your blog articles using our Blog Carnival Submission Form. Merry Christmas to all our readers!