
We welcome you to March 3rd edition of the Carnival of Credit Report Stories. For those of you visiting us for the first time, we invite you to take a look around our site. There are many useful articles strewn about. Most of them deal with our personal experiences in
investing and finance. The
motivation behind setting up this site was to share our experiences as well as learn from other fellow souls, on our journey towards Financial Independence by Retiring Early.

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Back to the carnival. This carnival is about things we did not know until we checked our credit report and our actions thereafter. But most of the submissions were stories about credit cards! Nevertheless we joyfully present them for your perusal.
Charles H. Green from
Trust Matters writes about the effect of the subprime crisis and social trust in
Decaying Social Trust and Moral Indignation.
Ryan from
Millionaire Money Habits ponders about "How many credit cards is too many?" in
Do You Have Too Much Plastic?
Personal Finance Claims shares
How You Might Soon End Up With A Blocked Credit Card.
KCLau from
KCLau's Money Tips explains the pros and cons of using a credit card in
Credit Cards: From Foes to Friends.
John Crenshaw from
Truthful Lending Mortgage, Refinance Advice reminisces whether or not we should pay off our mortgage or invest the extra money in
Pay Off Mortgage Tips.
Money Blue Book provides us with a useful repertoire of
Gas Credit Card Offers To Help Save Money.
That brings us to the end of this short carnival. The next edition of Credit Report Stories will be hosted by
TheBaglady. You can submit your stories using this
form. We hope you enjoyed this pithy carnival. Have a wonderful week ahead!
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