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May 11th 2009

*Posts presented according to subject*

Credit Cards

David presents Why low interest credit cards are not always the best option posted at Credit Card Offers IQ, saying, “Low interest credit cards seem like the best deal possible. But that’s not always so. This article describes when a higher interest rate card may be the best credit card offer for you”

Manshu presents Prepaid Cards: Pros and Cons posted at OneMint.

nickel presents How to Fix Errors on Your Credit Report posted at fivecentnickel.com.

Mr Credit Card presents Aspire Visa Credit Card Review posted at Ask Mr Credit Card.

PabloPabla presents Five Alternatives To Traditional Credit Cards posted at Free Credit Card Information, saying, “There are some instances that can make it difficult for a consumer to get a credit card – such as bad credit or a lack of credit in the case of someone being new to the country. In these cases, there are many alternatives to credit cards that can be used for all of the purposes that a credit card is traditionally used for.”

PabloPabla presents Four Alternative Methods To Fund Credit Card Repayments posted at Money Insider, saying, “Take advantage of alternative methods that can be used to find money to repay your debt from credit cards, loans and other consumer debts.”

ChristianPF presents Should college students be issued credit cards? posted at Money in the Bible | Christian Personal Finance Blog, saying, “What do you think – are college kids mature enough to handle credit cards?”

jim presents What Is A Good Credit Score? posted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.

Debt

Birdie presents Car Care Ways to Save Money | Debt Help Ideas posted at Debt Help Ideas, saying, “Always being on the lookout for ways to save money is a great tool to help you eliminate debt. One of the best ways to save money is to look at your car servicing habits. Here are four tips that may help you.”

Spider5 presents DebtGoal: How big can a ‘glitch’ be and still be a ‘glitch?’ posted at Prosper Lending Review, saying, “As we turn to online sites like DebtGoal to help solve our personal finance challenges we also risk unwittingly exposing our personal information to others.”

Credit Answers presents Make a Credit Comeback posted at Credit Answers, saying, “At one time, you may have thought that a wallet full of credit cards with high credit lines exemplified style. But when minimum payments skyrocketed or you experienced an emergency.”

PabloPabla presents How To Erase Debt posted at Money Insight, saying, “To boost the health of your finances it is important to erase the debt that could so easily take over your finances. Here are some tips that you can use to erase the debt that you have accumulated.”

Khan presents Dealing With Financial Aid Debt posted at Higher Education and Career Blog, saying, “There are several ways for the grad to conquer college debt.”

Raj Patel presents Mortgage Renegotiation Options posted at DebtGoal.

Debt Consolidation

Joe E presents Benefits of Private Student Loan Consolidation posted at Consolidating Student Loans Online, saying, “Federal consolidation programs are not always the best way to go. For some, private student loan consolidation is the more cost effective solution to pay down student debt.”

Kim Staudenraus presents Is a consolidation loan a good idea? posted at Tranquility Financial Visioning, saying, “Will a consolidation loan help? Be careful it might hurt.”

Finance

The Dough Roller presents Is Budgeting Keeping You Poor? posted at The Dough Roller, saying, “Budgeting can be a big help in improving your finances. But if not done correctly, budgeting can also set you back. Check out these seven ways budgeting could be making you poor and how to fix them.”

Michal presents Monster HDP 900G Blackout Power Center Surge Protector posted at Energy Saving Gadgets, saying, “Save money on your energy bill by cutting down your consumption with this surge protector from Monster.”

The Smarter Wallet presents Microsoft Money Software Review: A Look At Money Essentials posted at The Smarter Wallet, saying, “Great money management tool.”

Ralph Jean-Paul presents Perform Under Pressure posted at Potential 2 Success, saying, “Sooner or later you will be in a pressure situation. If you are unable to handle it correctly, it may cost you a promotion, job, or an opportunity to experience new things and meet new people. Practice these techniques and you will soon begin to see how well you can perform under pressure.”

MoneyNing presents TradeKing Review posted at Money Ning, saying, “TradeKing is quickly becoming one of the best stock brokers out there. Find out why.”

Darwin presents Start Investing Today: An Amazing Comparison of 25 vs 35 Year Old Starters posted at Darwin’s Finance, saying, “This article shares some neat numerical and graphical representations of the stark differences between an investor/saver starting at 25 vs 35 years old – the virtues of staying out of debt and starting young!”

Loans

Madison presents Making Home Affordable Second Lien Program posted at My Dollar Plan.

Heidi presents Little People Wealth: Paying off College with UPromise posted at Little People Wealth.

Personal Finance

MatthewPaulson presents Focus on Bigger Savings First posted at Fine-Tuned Finances.

Ruoall Chapman presents Cheap ways to make your own online beats posted at Make Online Beats, saying, “By far the cheapest way to make online beats”

kathryn presents Stimulus Plan Leads to Stimulus Scams posted at Out of Debt Christian, saying, “The Federal government is sending out warnings regarding stimulus scams. Here’s how they work: an email, online ad or website tells you you’re eligible to get economic stimulus money. Then they require you to submit a form in order to get it. They may ask for a small processing fee in order to get your money to you faster. Others may ask for personal information like bank account information so they can directly deposit your check. They will then take that information to wipe out your account or open fraudulent accounts.”

Mark Aucamp presents How often should you remortgage? posted at Money Saving Tips, Consumer Finance, Expert, Advice and Help | Talk Money Blog, saying, “Over the years I have come across people who have been brainwashed into remortgaging every two or three years by their Bank, Building Society or their Mortgage Broker. These intelligent people are sold the story that know body knows where the interest rates will be in two or three years time and it is better not to tie yourself into a long term fixed rate just in case interest rates fall.”

apply4-credit presents Searching For High Interest Rates posted at Apply4-Credit.

CreditCardAssist.com presents Cut Your Tax Refund and Have Money For Bills posted at Credit Card Assist.

Debt Free Destiny presents Steps to Repair Your Credit Yourself posted at Debt Free Destiny.

debt kid presents What Puking After a Workout Taught Me About Finance posted at DebtKid.

Patrick @ Cash Money Life presents Using YNAB Pro or Quicken to Get Out of Debt posted at Cash Money Life, saying, “Comparing two of the most renowned money management tools.”

Patrick @ Military Money presents 25 Ways to Eat For Free (Really): Get Free Food! posted at Military Finance Network, saying, “How to get free food and save money while eating out at restaurants.”

Bank Savings Review presents HSBC Direct Online Savings Account Review posted at Bank Savings Review, saying, “HSBC is one of the most well known bank in the world. In fact, they are the most admired bank. See what the online division is like.”

Jim DeSantis presents Divorce: What To Do About Medical, Life, Homeowners, and Auto Insurance! posted at On Line Tribune | Marriage Matters, saying, “Covering the insurance needs of yourself and your children after a divorce must be considered during pre-divorce settlement negotiations with your soon-to-be ex. This is largely a matter for lawyers but you need to think ahead to protect everyone who depends upon you.”

Terry presents How To Get A Loan With Bad Credit posted at Credt, saying, “Putting yourself in a better position to obtain a loan or success application for credit when you have a poor credit history.”

Toby Boyce presents Controlling My Credit Score in Delaware | Sadie’s Take on Delaware posted at Sadie’s Take.

Gregory E. Rouse presents How to Live Under Your Means posted at Frugal-Living-Skills Blog, saying, “One of the first principles of self-reliance and frugal living is the counsel to live under our means and if followed can be a foundation on which to build the other principles. The problem is that most people are not sure how to actually do it, they need a specific plan. To achieve this goal a family or individual can use the 70/30 Rule as their plan.”

Dan at Everydayfinance presents Savings Tips Consumer Reports Style posted at Everyday Finance, saying, “This article highlights several great savings tips from the latest Consumer Reports edition, as well as some additional ideas.”

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