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Weekend Reading: July 13, 2008

News and Highlights

Brip Blap – I’d like to congratulate Steve at Brip Blap. His blog just reach the 1 year anniversary milestone — a fantastic accomplishment.
eFinPLAN — I will announce the winner of 1-year eFinPLAN financial planning software subscription giveaway on July 15th. To enter, please subscribe to my blog via RSS feed [...]

Carnival of Debt Reduction #143 — The History of Debt

Over the weekend, I came across a rather interesting series called The History of Credit and Debt at Myvesta.org. In this carnival, I’ll be sharing short excerpts from the series.
This week carnival is not big, but it’s packed with good articles. In this carnival, I selected 9 articles as the editor’s picks and [...]

Roadmap To A Better Financial Health

In the past few years, Americans average savings rate has declined precipitously — in fact the current savings rate is practically zero. This means that as a society, we are not saving any money. Worse, we have a habit of borrowing to fuel our consumption. We are spending more than [...]

7 Steps Debt Reduction Illustrated

The following post illustrate how to eliminate credit card debt on your own without using credit card debt consolidation services. Personally, I think these credit card debt consolidation companies could be helpful to some, but for the most part, they are charging you money for something that you could do on your own.
Here is [...]

Moolanomy weekly roundup #2: “Dealing With Debt” edition

Trying to build wealth while you are in debt is like running on a treadmill. At best, you will get a good exercise running to nowhere. At worst, you might fall off and hurt yourself. In this round up, I search through the personal finance Blogosphere and found some great posts about dealing with debt.

Zen [...]

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