Category Archives: Carnivals

Update on the Denied Insurance Payments

Carnivals, Making Progress
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 that they'd paid for, and now have decided he wasn't covered at the time. I had hoped this update would be simple and the would be… Read the rest

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

Carnivals, spending money
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 Crème with chocolate icing butter braid bread of my volition. But I had myself talked out of the fast food coupon book.  I bought one last… Read the rest

Helping Family Members

Carnivals, My Two Cents
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 help anyone at this point in time, which makes it simple – I mean, we don't have to feel any inclination or obligation to help anyone.… Read the rest

Carnival Time!

Carnivals
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, September 14th I have entered My On and Off Again Love Affair with eBay at the Carnival of Money Stories II hosted at The Suburban Dollar.… Read the rest