So here we are with the 117th carnival of debt reduction. I’d like to take this opportunity to deepen your knowledge of famous Brits.
John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946) developed a school of macroeconomics now called Keynesian economics.
He advocated government intervention to reduce the effects of recessions and depressions in the economy and was the leader of the British delegation to the 1944 Bretton Woods conference which established the World Bank and the IMF.
In the long run we are all dead.
John Maynard Keynes
Jesse Moran presents how to create a frugal budget; posted at CompGifts - The Frugal Way of Living. 11 easy steps to creating a budget.
Cindy S presents One Financial Fool’s Guide to Personal Finance Terms, Part One posted at Oh my Aching Debts. If you don’t understand a basic financial term, you can find an explanation here.
paidtwice presents The Debt Crossover Point | I’ve Paid For This Twice Already… posted at I’ve Paid For This Twice Already…. The debt crossover point, a great new concept. plonkee’s pick
unequivocal presents Roth IRA Vs Debt Reduction posted at Unequivocal Notes. Which is more important, investing or reducing debt?
Randall presents Don’t Send Post-Dated Checks to Creditors | Credit Withdrawal posted at Credit Withdrawal. Read this post to find out why this is a very bad idea. plonkee’s pick
NCN presents No Credit Needed Podcast Episode 53 - Getting Ready For 2008 posted at No Credit Needed Podcast. Planning for the New Year. Yes, it is really nearly upon us.
Francis Bacon (1561-1626) was an English philosopher who started the development of the modern scientific method.
A number of conspiracy theories revolve around Bacon, including speculation that he was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth I, and also that he authored some of the plays generally attributed to Shakespeare.
a little philosophy inclineth man’s mind to atheism; but depth in philosophy bringeth men’s minds about to religion
Francis Bacon
Steve H. Joseph presents Eternally In Debt, Eternally Free; posted at Steve H. Joseph’s Creative Self-Expression Blog. Even when we conquer our financial debts, we are still fundamentally guests and not owners.
Kris presents How bad do you want it?; posted at Simply Us…. Where do you draw the line between getting out of debt and enjoying life?
Harrison presents Some Thinkings That Can Grow Your Debts posted at Journey To Financial Freedom. Thoughts that stop you getting out of debt and how to defeat them.
Donna Freedman presents ‘Room to breathe has no price tag’ posted at Smart Spending. How does debt-free feel? Apparently, great.
Ryan Healy presents The Virtue of Pain posted at Debt Reduction Formula. Pain is good. Well, it’s bad, but that’s the point - it’s supposed to stop you doing dumb things.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859) was the great civil engineer of the mid-Victorian era.
His major accomplishments include the Great Western Railway, the Thames tunnel and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. He was also a shipbuilder.
I am going to design… a Station after my own fancy; that is, with engineering roofs, etc.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
The Financial Blogger presents Restructuring My Debts Through My Property Part 3 posted at The Financial Blogger. Improving cash flow by taking out a HELOC.
bluntmoney presents A new house chart posted at Blunt Money. A nice visual to see how much of your mortgage debt you’ve paid off. plonkee’s pick
Stirling Moss (1929-), is a retired racing car driver who is often cited as the best driver never to win the world championships.
An inveterate Formula 1 driver, who came 2nd in 1958 to fellow Brit, Mike Hawthorn, he also won the 1,000km Nuremberg ring race three years in succession.
It is necessary to relax your muscles when you can. Relaxing your brain is fatal.
Sir Stirling Moss
FMF presents How to Buy a Car for Cash posted at Free Money Finance. How to never have to make car payments again.
Beau Brummell (1778-1840) was a leading light in the dandified circles of the Regency, and a celebrated bankrupt.
He fled to France in 1816 after a demand to pay back his debts which amounted to several thousand pounds. His influence on male fashion has been long-lasting; he popularised trousers and ties.
If people turn to look at you on the street, you are not well dressed.
Beau Brummell
J.B.R. presents Credit card reward dollars? to change, or not posted at Me, Only Better. What is the best way of using credit card cashback?
kdickson presents You are not a ‘credit card slave’.. and you’re sure about that? | InvestorBlogger posted at InvestorBlogger. I always thought that if I paid my balance off in full each month, I wasn’t paying the credit card companies anything. Maybe I was wrong. plonkee’s pick
Madison presents Our Credit Card Balances: $223,270 posted at My Dollar Plan. Running down their credit card debt is actually making them money.
Image of Stirling Moss: mthurman
Two carnivals in one week… you are busy! Great job and thanks for including me.
Cool… looking forward to it….
If you can help it, avoid bankruptcy. Doing so could save your credit and not require you to undergo credit counseling. Thanks to the newly passed laws, any person that files bankruptcy is required to obtain credit counseling.
Some people like to deal with their credit card debt all by themselves. However, some people do use credit card debt settlement agency. There can be various reasons for going for a credit card debt settlement agency.
If you are finding yourself at the end of your rope financially, if you have a heavy burden of debt on your shoulders and are looking for a debt elimination system, the first thing you must understand is that debt elimination system is not a debt consolidation system.
Debt relief financial guide. Hi friends! I found a blog which gives more details about the debt. The current economy is one of the worst and this blog gives more details about how to reduce our debts and save money in these kinds of
Making goals to repair your credit and get out of debt is easy to do. But keeping them isn’t always so easy. With the right approach, you can reach any goal
This is my entire savings so I don’t want to risk it all but I would like to get a little more than… the most you can. The money grows tax free, and some companies will match your contribution
This is useful to get the details of the 17th century banking system
*********
James