Money Hacks Carnival #19: The Independence Edition

The Money Hacks Carnival #19 was hosted at Sound Money Matters. This “The Independence Edition” focuses on declaring financial independence. Here are the editor’s picks and comments:

• In the Limelight paid off $15,000 in debt in six months. Way to go!
• Bargaineering explains how to buy gas at Costco even if you’re not a member.
• Ask Mr. Credit Card discusses smart financial moves that will hurt your credit score. Which is the best choice in that situation?
• Cash Money Life shares how to take advantage of the Netflix free trial.
• Our Four Pence Worth uses additions to his family’s Monopoly game to teach his kids about money.

Thank you Hank for a job well done.

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