One of my posts is in the Carnival of Debt Reduction

Submitted by CardMaster on April 14, 2008 – 12:26 amNo Comment

My post on Why America Needs a Recession is coming up tomorrow at the Carnival of Debt Reduction, hosted this week by Credit Addict. Check it out here.

Update: My post was also mentioned in the Carnival of Personal Finance. Thanks to GLBL for hosting it! Have a look-see here.

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