Links for Tuesday, August 22 - Consumerism Commentary, personal finance since 2003

Here’s what I am reading today or saving for later:

* What it Takes to Be Rich [Money Magazine]
* When Homeowners are Desparate to Sell [MSN Money]
* Robert Kiyosaki says the poor are wicked and cites a biblical passage. [Yahoo Finance]

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