Welcome to the January 12, 2010 edition of bankruptcy counseling. I hope you will enjoy this week’s submissions. To everyone who has been published, I kindly ask that you link back to the carnival. Thank you!
Favorites:
Tom Tessin presents How to Avoid Bankruptcy posted at FSC Blog, saying, “Simple steps that you can take if you’re looking to avoid bankruptcy.”
CPF presents Bankruptcy and the Bible posted at Money in the Bible | Christian Personal Finance Blog, saying, “A look at what the Bible says about bankruptcy…”
These are the only two submissions that were in line with the carnival’s theme. I figured I might as well make them stand out.
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If I were to keep the carnival really focused on bankruptcy counseling, I would not have included any of the following posts. Then again, whether you’re already in bankruptcy or are considering filing, good financial advice is always welcome. With this in mind, here’s the “rest of the class”:
Darwin presents It’s 2010! Get Off Your Butt and Do Something Quick and Easy to Improve Your Finances! posted at Darwin’s Finance, saying, “A Quick List of easy financial activities and savings tips to start the year. Now go do it!”
Editorial presents What makes them rich can make you too. Discover it now. posted at Your Best Library, saying, “What is it that makes people poor, middle-class or rich? How can you learn it to apply in your own life too?”
David de Souza presents Make Checking Your Tax Code Your New Year’s Resolution posted at UK Tax Blog, saying, “A profitable New Year resolution should be to check your tax code and get it corrected before the end of the tax year.”
Kaitlyn cole presents Econ 102: Money Tips for the Rest of Us (Infographics) posted at Online Colleges.org.
Joel Ohman presents Usury & Interest Guide: Usury Definition, Usury Rates, and is Your Credit Card Usurious? posted at Credit Card Chaser.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of bankruptcy counseling using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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