Friday’s News

As Friday progresses, I’ll add articles and news I find interesting to this post.

  • Jim Jubak says there is no housing bubble. The first rule of Housing Bubble is you do not talk about Housing Bubble. His reasons: mortgage money is cheap (low rates), high prices are a result of inflation only, and consumer debt isn’t enough of a burden.
  • MSN also has an article on how to buy a cheap computer for under $500. I’m not in the market for a desktop, but at some point I’d like to retire my notebook computer. I was thinking Apple PowerBook, but that wouldn’t be the most cost-effective of purchases.

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