Man, I am so glad it is Friday!
Without further ado, here are some posts that caught my eye this week:
There was a final “sign-off” post written by Lisa at Contentment is Wealth. Like our family, her family is undergoing debt reduction. There are some great articles over there, so if you have a chance check it out. Lisa has also popped in here quite a few times to offer words of advice and support, and I thank her for that. Keep on reducing the debt and all the best to you Lisa! 
This one from Adventures in Moneymaking cracked me up.
Enough Wealth has been collecting Net Worth info from fellow pfbloggers. It’s interesting to seeing so many listed in one spot.
MyMoneyBlog is having a Thanksgiving Giveaway.
Enjoy!
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Posted: November 10th, 2006 at 11:36 pm
For more on ways to reduce your debt, please visit Kenneth and Gloria Copeland at Kenneth Copeland Ministries, aka Believers Voice Of Victory online for books and magazines. For about 10 years of their lives, they stayed in debt all the time. They can tell you how they got out and stayed out.