Start Your Morning With The Top From pfblogs.org and More

By Flexo on Tuesday, April 10, 2007 in Link Sharing

Should Married Couples Combine Finances? Simple answer: yes and no.
8 Secrets of the Naturally Slim (Wealthy), part 1 of 2. Great analogies.
How to Use Leverage to Make Money on eBay. It’s all about the credit card.

Over 300 Miles – Rent a Car. It depends. Not going to sell your car some day? Then it doesn’t matter.
Paying for College With Your 401(k). Last resort, definitely.
What Your Broker Can’t Say, But Might Anyway. Do you trust your broker?
Do You Talk Too Much? It may ruin your career.

Clawing Your Way Out of the Sub-Prime and Alt-A Market. Are you prime, Alt-A, or sub-prime?

By Flexo on Tuesday, April 10, 2007 at 6:00 am

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Ben

Comment #1 on Monday, April 9, 2007
11:57 pm (reply)

Thanks for the mention, by the way, what’s an “analgoies” :)
Flexo

Comment #2 on Tuesday, April 10, 2007
12:01 am (reply)

Oops! Thanks. :>

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