Get Out of Debt Strategies from the Carnival of Debt Reduction

Need help to get out of debt? In July Money Under 30 was proud to host the Carnival of Debt Reduction, a weekly collection of articles from some of the very best personal finance bloggers. Read that week’s articles or visit the contributor’s sites:

Kesav Mohan discusses how to save money by using cash-back websites at How to be Websmart.

Free The Drones Blog presents Maxed Out: A New Documentary on the Credit Industry posted at Free The Drones.

Wenchypoo at Frugal wisdom from Wenchypoo’s Warehouse presents Barking at a Hole in the Fence.

Paul Paulson at moneykeg.com presents An Interesting Look.

Bryan C. Fleming at Bryan C. Fleming.com presents Making Money Work for You!

Michael D. Herrin at Debt Collection Lawyer discloses the Tools of the Debt Collection Lawyer.

Free Money Finance at Free Money Finance talks about When Car Debt Turns Really, Really Bad.

Amy Allen Clark presents Works-For-Me-Wednesday: Giving the Gift of Magazines (Frugally) posted at Mom Advice.

Pete presents Is Money a Struggle for You? posted at My Financial Awareness.

Dan Melson at Searchlight Crusade answers the questions: What is Loan Amortization?

Michael Herrin tells you What To Do If You Are Sued By A Debt Collection Lawyer posted at Debt Collection Lawyer.

supermom_in_ny talks about How I Reduced My Monthly Expenses in 1 Day at Getting Out of Debt.

Tricia presents An Interesting Credit Card Company Tactic posted at Blogging Away Debt.

MarshallMiddle just saved a whole bunch of money on his car insurance, which is at How to Make a Million Dollars.

The Family CEO presents My PayPal Account is Filling Up posted at The Family CEO.

mbhunter at Mighty Bargain Hunter talks about Celebrating your debt reduction progress.

NCN at No Credit Needed has a Simple Debt Reduction Strategy.

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