Just a quick note to let y’all know that NCN of No Credit Needed and J.D. of Get Rich Slowly have joined the MoneyBlogNetwork. If you’re not familiar with either of these guys, let me just say that they are both top-notch bloggers.

NCN has been helping people get out of debt since April 5th 2005. As you may or may not know, NCN also runs an excellent debt reduction podcast as well as a network of his own. You can read more about NCN and his sites here.

J.D. is an old school blogger who entered the personal finance realm when he launched Get Rich Slowly on April 9th, 2006. He also runs the Get Rich Slowly Forums. You can read more about J.D. and GRS here.

Needless to say, we’re thrilled to have them on board.

Just wanted to post a quick note letting y’all know about a new personal finance discussion forum over at the MBN Forums. We’re launching this as a place for anyone and everyone to discuss issues related to personal finance (broadly defined). These forums are frequented by some of the best and brightest personal finance bloggers out there, so there’s are a ton of expertise just waiting to be utilized. So please stop by and start talking money.

I’m pleased to announce the launch of the MoneyBlogNetwork Forums. Billed as a place “Where Money Bloggers Come to Talk,” it’s our hope that the MBN Forums will provide money bloggers large and small with a place to perfect their craft. For now, there are three main categories:

Blogging – For all blogging topics unrelated to monetization
Monetization – For talking about how to make money off your blog
Off Topic – For everything else

Please stop by, register, and join the fun. As you know, forums are only as good (and active) as their members.

The MoneyBlogNetwork was highlighted in Erika Smith’s Techno File column in today’s Indianapolis Star. Thanks for the mention Erika! We’re pleased to have been included.

I’m pleased to announce the launch of the MoneyBlogNetwork, which is a joint venture between myself, JLP of AllThingsFinancial, Jim of Blueprint for Financial Prosperity, Flexo of ConsumerismCommentary, and FMF of FreeMoneyFinance. More details are available here.