Links for Friday, August 25 - Consumerism Commentary, personal finance since 2003

* Don’t Treat Your 401(k) Like a Piggy Bank [CNN Money]
* Putting Your 401(k) Plan to Work [Yahoo Finance]
* Simple Ways to Make College Cheaper [Kiplinger's Personal Finance]
* Consumerism Commentary in the Press (in progress/development)

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