From my other sites -

Over at No. Calories Needed I’m using a minimalist approach and simply tracking my calories.

Over at the NCN Network I went old school and posted 40 chart updates - all at once!

From The Money Blog Network -

All Financial Matters - The Genius Of Warren Buffet (And A Book Giveaway)

Consumerism Commentary - Considering Tax-Exempt Money Market Funds

Wise Bread - Make Your Own Deal Tracker

Get Rich Slowly - Drama In Real Life - Foreclosed

Mighty Bargain Hunter - Time To Get Back To The Basics

Free Money Finance - Do You Track Your Net Worth?

About the Midnight Meanderings -

The Midnight Meanderings are published two or three times a week and highlight articles from across the web as well as the most recent articles from my other sites.

This edition of the Midnight Meanderings will actually post at Midday.  Why?  Well, I put the wrong time-stamp on the post!

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When I started writing about debt reduction, three years ago, there were only a handful of blogs about debt reduction.  Now, there are literally hundreds (thousands?).  It’s exciting to see so many people getting out of debt and sharing their stories!

I thought I’d share a few of my favorite debt reduction blogs.  These sites, and the people who author them, inspire me, and I’m sure they’ll inspire you, too.

Blogging Away Debt - Tricia’s been blogging about debt for more than two years.  I really dig her posts.  She does a great job of chronically the ups and downs of debt reduction - and life!  I still kick myself for not naming my blog Blogging Away Debt!

Blunt Money - Every time I read an article from Blunt Money, I think, “Why didn’t I write that post?”  Honest, real, concise, on point, Blunt Money is a daily must-read.

Paid Twice - The queen of snowflaking - Paid Twice rocks!  She’s been writing about debt reduction for just over a year, and each post is informative, helpful, and well-thought-out.

Clever Dude - Clever Dude is a dude… and he’s clever.  I like the site layout and I’m always intrigued by what he has to say.  I like the fact that he writes about debt reduction, but he also writes about other areas of personal finance.

Like I wrote, I wanted to share a few of my favorite blogs.  If you are looking for a complete list of the debt reduction blogs that I read, check out my other site, No Credit Needed Network, and this list of members’ sites.  You’ll be amazed by the shear number of sites dedicated to getting out of debt!

What about you?  Do you have a favorite debt reduction blog?  Do you write about debt reduction?  Leave a comment and share a link to your favorite site.  Spam comments will be deleted!

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The No Credit Needed Network, sister site to No Credit Needed, a now open to new members.  Click here for more information about the NCN Network, including how to join.

I have spent several hours redesigning the look and feel of the No Credit Needed Network Site.  Hopefully, members will like the new look and enjoy the added usability.

I have also updated the look of my other site, No. Calories Needed.  Check it out and let me know what you think.

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From my other sites -

Over at No. Calories Needed I’m becoming a swimmer - kinda.

Over at 99 Changes I’m updating my social networking profiles.

Over at the NCN Network I’ve updated my savings chart.

From The Money Blog Network -

Over at Wise Bread one of my favorite bloggers, SVB from The Digerati Life is answering questions in the Wise Bread forums.

Mighty Bargain hunter has interesting thoughts about patriotism and retirement.

Get Rich Slowly has suggestions for how to save mad money when landscaping your landscape.

Free Money Finance has some tips for saving money when buying groceries.

Five Cent Nickel answers the question - What happens to your CD if your bank fails?

Consumerism Commentary has a super simple suggestion for how to invest for the long run.

All Financial Matters does the math and figures out how to pay cash for a house in 12 years.

About the Midnight Meanderings -

The Midnight Meanderings are published two or three times a week and highlight articles from across the web as well as the most recent articles from my other sites.

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I’ve been very, very busy with work the past few days.  Tomorrow, I’ll get back to my regular posting schedule.

I wanted to remind those of you who have personal finance blogs that the Carnival of Debt Reduction will be hosted by Living Almost Large this week.  If you have an article about debt reduction, visit Blog Carnival and submit it for consideration.  Articles should be submitted by 5 PM Eastern, Sunday.

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