Another week and yet another great round of posts by my partners!

Ben at Banker, Saver discussed how to develop a CD ladder.  This is a good strategy to keep part of your money liquid, as your CD’s mature at different times.  As always, Ben does a great job of explaining how a CD ladder works.  However, at the current rates CD’s are yielding, I suggest looking a putting your cash into a rewards checking account instead.

There was a post Thursday on Debt Loans about how to make credit card debt history.  The author put his own twist on what is practically a “tried and true” method.  I like how he reminds readers to keep reading financial blogs, because that is a great way to learn personal finance!

Olivia at Independent Beginnings made note that Student Bloggers was giving away an HP laptop!  The winner was announced on Saturday, and (like always) I didn’t win:(

My Life Finance posted a very interesting article titled “Swoopo: The Auction Scam.”  In case you aren’t familiar, Swoopo is kinda like eBay on crack cocaine.  From what I hear, the auctions are cutthroat and kinda confusing?  To learn more, read the original post because the author does a good job exposing it.

Wallet Wise featured a post on positive signs in the housing market.  This has been in the news a lot recently.  I personally feel that most markets are still way overpriced and further correction is needed.  However, never underestimate the ability of the real estate industry to re-inflate the bubble.