It’s college football and personal finace over at NoDebtPlan.com, the host of this week’s personal finance carnival.  Here are some of my favorites from the week:

• InsureBlog tells us about the downfall of social security disability payments. Scary indeed!
• Happiness is Better says to leave your bank and take your bill pay with you.
• Green Panda Tree is trying to minimize her use of student loans by looking at work study and grants.
• One Million and Beyond has found success by budgeting on a weekly basis
• Uncommon Cents looks into using Wal-Mart’s generic drug plan to save money even though he has good prescription benefits from work

Also be sure to checkout this week’s Money Hacks Carnival at the Personal Financier.

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