As a service to my readers, I decided to go through his list and pick out any posts that I thought might be relevant. Here they are in order by time submitted:

• 10 Ways to Immediatly Start Saving Money
• The 10 Best Money Moves You Can Make
• Your Very, Very Best Money Saving Tips
• Fifteen easy ways to save fifteen bucks
• Top 10+ ways to save money and help the environment
• How To Organize Your Debts
• 5 Secrets to Fabulous Financials
• The 10 Things We did to Erase Almost $9,000 in Credit Card Debt in Less Than 6 Months
• 10 Easy Ways To Save Money In Restaurants
• 7 Personal Finance Tips

There are a few sites there that I’ve never seen before. I would say this was a very successful experiment and I’m glad that I participated. Hopefully you can pick up a few financial tips from these sites.

I started this site after reading an article on MSNBC called What if we all paid off our credit cards? Now that is an interesting idea.

The article itself was not that motivational, but there was a quote on the second page that really got me thinking:

Remember: the reason lenders can afford to take the losses on people who don’t pay them back is by charging more to the people who do.

What this means is, banks can afford to be irresponsible with their lending, because they know people like me will always pay their bills. That one sentence was enough to finally push me over the edge.

At that moment I decided to not only pay off all of my debts, but also share my method of doing it with everyone. So if you’re no longer willing to support the credit card companies, follow me to financial freedom.