I read a lot of good posts this week regarding debt.  Here are some of my favorite posts on this topic:

Kevin at No Debt Plan shares his frustrating lunch encounter;

Credit Card Watch prepares to save money with 0% APR credit cards;

FiveCentNickel hears ironic debt advice on his car radio;

Miserly Bastard at Yet Another Blog About Money thinks higher education is overrated;

Mr. Tough Money Love sheds light on a foolish financial blunder;

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• The Broken Windows Theory Phot by Skelekitten I recently read an entry by Chris Guillebeau on the Art of Nonconformity blog entitled Business, Blogging, and Broken Windows.  I'm subscribed to Chris' blog, and I enjoy his views about unconventional living.  In the post, he talks about the potential "broken windows" for an online......
• Credit Card Interest: The Terminator Photo by southtyrolean "Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." - Kyle Reese, from The Terminator Just replace "terminator"......
• Barbaric Links: Sweet Sixteen Edition No, not the birthday - the NCAA Tournament!  I'm still in good shape, with 13 of the 16 teams, and all of my Final Four picks advancing to the next round.  I'm picking Louisville to win the whole thing.  Here are some worthwhile links from around the web: Steve at......
• 5 Years to Pay Off a $100K Debt Photo by quaziefoto A Wisconsin family won the Professional Achievement and Counseling Excellence (PACE) Award for paying down $106K in debt.  You can read the original article by clicking the following link: The Biggest Losers (of Debt): How a Family Shed $106,000 in Debt While they still have a......
• Barbaric Book Review: Die Broke by Stephen M. Pollan, Part 2 This is Part 2 of my review of Die Broke.  You can read Part 1 by following this link: Barbaric Book Review: Die Broke by Stephen M. Pollan Step 2: Pay Cash The authors feel that there are three things that will keep you trapped: an unwillingness to change, and......

• Emergency Debt Relief Credit Debt Counseling Have your found yourself in a spot where you experience a stack of bills and no money to pay them? If so, you may want to consider emergency debt relief credit debt counseling. Now you'll find that in spite of the bad rep that several credit counseling companies have......
• Link roundup: Interview edition Jim over at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity conducted an interview of me this past week.  If you'd like to know a little more about me and this blog, it's here.  Thanks Jim!Here are some links of interest from the MBN and other great feeds in my reader:No Credit Needed has......
• Is Debt Anti-God? As I often do, I was surfing through some fellow blogger posts. I came across a question posed on Debt Free Adventure Should one pay off their 20 year remaining student loan, fixed rate below 3%, or use the money to aggressively pay a higher interest mortgage? There is no......
• Fesitval of Frugality #163rd Edition This is my 100th Post (thank you, thank you), kind of exciting that it is also my first time hosting a Blog Carnival.  I am hosting the 163rd Edition of the Festival of Fruality.  There were approximately 80 entries, but I only felt 60 were worth my readers' valuable time......
• RCDL Weekly Roundup - Be Prepared to Get Stuffed Thanks for joining us here at RCDL for another weekly roundup. Hope your Thanksgiving dinners are full of good food, great friends, and lots of laughs. Some new categories are with us this week and some old ones. Easy to find and browse for your weekend reading pleasure. Retirement My......