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December is the month of celebration and our community is also celebrating this month. To help our community members this month with less debt DebtCC has started a new forum Christmas Budgeting exclusively for our community members. Members can share their experiences and views here. Wish you a Merry Christmas.

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Hope you all are in mood of celebration in this month of December. First of all thanks to you all for your overwhelming response in Blog Hunt. In its first month Blog Hunt has got quiet popularity and all the credits go to our Community. Hope you all know by this time that The Budgeting Babe won the first Blog Hunt. Now on this month of December everyone is high with mood of celebration and we are not the exceptional one. One compelling reason behind indebtedness is unplanned spending habit. People splurge during the holidays and end up incurring more in debts. Since DebtCC Community is all about becoming debt free, the members have proposed December to be the Month for Budgeting and have started Christmas Budgeting Forum.

To boost up the spirit of our Blogger members Debtcc is also going to allocate Debtcc points on each YDF Blog Post from this month.

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In Christmas Budgeting forum members are requested to post budgeting tips, ideas and advices. Some useful resource on Christmas Budgeting is also commendable. Members will get DebtCC points for posting in this forum as usual. This forum is likely to stay live during the holidays. Community believes that this would help them avoid debt burdens that invariably come after the Christmas and New Year celebration.

Apart from Christmas Budgeting, DebtCC has started Community Card section. Now members can create Greeting Cards for others and the long list of Active Community Cards shows that the Card section is gaining popularity day by day.

Community Discussions

Some must read discussions from Christmas Budgeting Forum:

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