Introducing Ka-Blog

I love to see traditional media getting involved with blogging. The Star Tribune from Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota is the latest to join the fray with “Pay Dirt” Kara McGuire’s Ka-Blog, a companion to her personal finance column, Ka-Ching. In her first entry, Kara writes about NetWorthIQ and includes a link to her family’s NetWorthIQ profile.

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1 J~ March 16, 2006 at 11:10 pm: Another great find….I am a former Minnesotan and I am always interested in hearing about things from back home.
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