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Carnivals the week of October 19th 2009

By Mrs. Accountability on October 21st, 2009

My post My Credit Score – Has It Really Jumped 31 Points? was included at the Money Hacks Carnival #85 today over at Green Panda.

Some of the posts I liked there:

Ask and Receive, Revisited by Funny About Money – Funny gets a great deal on some yard work she’s been needing to [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

Our Grocery Budget – How It’s Evolved

By Mrs. Accountability on October 21st, 2009

If you are visiting from the Carnival of Money Stories II hosted at PT Finance, welcome to Out of Debt Again! Thank you Phil for including my post in today’s carnival!

When Mr. A and I were married the first time, I was the “money person” much like Blunt Money discusses in a recent [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

Update on the Denied Insurance Payments

By Mrs. Accountability on October 9th, 2009

If you are visiting from the Carnival of Personal Finance – Halloween 2009 Edition hosted at Money Crashers, welcome to Out of Debt Again! Thank you Erik for including my post in today’s carnival!

Back in September I wrote about how Mr. A’s insurance company was asking us to reimburse them for prescription medication [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

$30 Bucks to A Good Cause… Because I Had To

By Mrs. Accountability on October 2nd, 2009

If you are visiting from the 85th Money Hacks Carnival hosted at The Dough Roller, welcome to Out of Debt Again! Thank you DR for including my post in today’s carnival!

During this past week I was waylaid by my boss soliciting charity goods. I admit it, I ordered the $10 loaf of Bavarian [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

Helping Family Members

By Mrs. Accountability on September 30th, 2009

Recently in the personal finance blogosphere there have been some posts about helping family members financially, so I thought I’d share my own “helping family members” story. As I read through all these posts, of course I thought of my own family, and our current financial situation. We are not in a position to [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

Carnival Time!

By Mrs. Accountability on September 14th, 2009

Over the weekend I entered six of my recent posts into carnivals! I am hoping all of my posts will be accepted, and am listing them here. If they were not included, I will simply draw a line through them. Thank you to all the hosts who accept my posts into the carnival!

Monday, [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

Homemade Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

By Mrs. Accountability on September 11th, 2009

If you are visiting from the Make It From Scratch! Carnival hosted at Ginger Won’t Snap, welcome to Out of Debt Again! Thank you Ginger for including my post in today’s carnival!

I’ve owned a Donvier Ice Cream Maker* since my children were little. My sister was the one that turned me on to [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]

Make It From Scratch Carnival – May 19th, 2009

By Mrs. Accountability on May 19th, 2009

One of my recent blog posts Upright Gardening: A Use for Hay Twine has been accepted to this week’s Make It From Scratch Carnival.

This is always a fun carnival with lots of great recipes and frugal ideas for making things from scratch, check it out!

Mrs. Accountability

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Carnival of Personal Finance

By Mrs. Accountability on April 20th, 2009

One of my earlier posts Your Check Should Get Bigger in April has been included in today’s Carnival of Personal Finance over at Mighty Bargain Hunter’s place. Check out the carnival which has lots of great posts. Many thanks to Mighty Bargain Hunter for including my post!

Mrs. Accountability

Your Paycheck Should Get Bigger in April

By Mrs. Accountability on April 6th, 2009

On March 30th I worked with my boss helping to get our payroll recalculated for April. Most people should see an increase in their paycheck due to the Making Work Pay Tax Credit. However, if you fall into any of these categories, you should make sure enough withholding taxes are being taken from your [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]