New Year’s Resolutions are often ignored especially when it comes to plan one’s personal finance. Debt Consolidation Care has planned some measures to keep community members motivated towards their goal of becoming Debt Free.

Carson City, NV -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/22/2007 -- To keep community members motivated towards their New Year's Resolutions, Debt Consolidation Care has started two events. Community believes that these moves would help them remember all the financial oaths they took through out the year and, at the same time, would offer them a credit education also.

Community is on the way to find out the most successful Debt Free Persons of 2006. The reasons behind this event are exchanging knowledge and sharing experiences. The story of a Debt Free Person would serve as a resource of information that people can apply in practical life. "I feel happy to see people getting real help to get out of debts" says Jason, the Customer Care Representative, while announcing the event. "We can arrange telephonic interview for them using our Free Phone System also" continues Jason. Members have shown much interest towards this event.

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Community has published 11 DebtCC Topics of the Year 2006 for the members. The purpose is to help people learn from the mistakes done in the last year and make them aware of the works left. The site admin, Denny, has made a brief list of the benefits of Topic 11 while publishing the list. The list contains different topics ranging from Credit Card Reform Act to Payday Loan Laws, authored by community members.

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Apart from these, community has planned to move forward with the normal works of offering credit education and debt guidance through community forums so that the Debt Free Community can grow bigger.

Corporate Summary:
Debt Consolidation Care
711 S. Carson St. Suite 4,
Carson City, Nevada – 89701

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Debtconsolidationcare.com has started Blog Hunt, a competition for bloggers. The objective is to find out useful and informative blogs for the web.

Carson City, NV -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/22/2006 -- Debtconsolidationcare.com, an online community, has started the first Blog Hunt, a contest exclusively for bloggers and blog lovers. Bloggers from all over the world are participating in this contest. DebtCC already has a big gang of community bloggers who are ready to throw a strong challenge to the bloggers of the rest of the world.

The site admin had published the Policies and Criteria of the contest in the community forum. The best part of the contest is the process of judgment. There is no judge, nor a bench of juries. As the community believes in openness and honesty, the judgment would be made on the basis of Weighted Voting System where experience of the voter is also considered.

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The Blog Hunt is likely to be organized every month from now on. "November 2006 is going to be a memorable month in the history of Blogs" says a community blogger while commenting on Blog Hunt.

Community has also planned for some rewards for the winning blog and its owner. It's quite true that winning such a contest is not very easy and community bloggers would work hard to make it happen. Before the contest commences, DebtCC has renovated its blogging system so that community bloggers can make up their blogs and come up with good presentations.

Corporate Summary:
Debt Consolidation Care
711 S. Carson St. Suite 4,
Carson City, Nevada 89701
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/

Debt Consolidation Care, also known as DebtCC is a community site dedicated to offer interactive web platform to help people overcome debt and credit problems. Community Forum, Community Knowledge Base and Community Blogs are few such applications they have implanted so far.

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