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This Week in the Archives: Lending to Friends, Changing Flights, and 40-Year Mortgages
by Flexo on June 11, 2007
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Chances are you have been reading Consumerism Commentary for less than a year. If that’s true, then you’ve missed a bit of what I’ve written in the past few years. Here is a selection of articles from this week in previous years. From June 8-15, 2006:
* June 8: Maybe Lend Money to Your Friends
* June 8: Deceptive Credit Card Offers, Part 3: Over-Limit Fees
* June 9: Deceptive Credit Card Offers, Part 4: Due Times
* June 9: Evaluating a Purchasing Decision: Panasonic Camcorder
* June 9: American Total Net Worth (and Debt) Increasing Fast
* June 12: The Good Thing About The Market’s Poor Performance
* June 13: Most Families Manage Money Well?
* June 14: You Will Go to the Moon
* June 15: Getting Paid for Changing Your Flights
From June 8-15, 2005:
* June 10: Walmart’s Nazi Ad
* June 13: Where Does My Money Go?
* June 13: Lasting Financial Change
* June 14: 40-Year Mortgages
* June 14: The Ten Best and Ten Worst Jobs
I’m looking forward to many more years at Consumerism Commentary, and I’m always looking for ways to improve. I’m running a survey to that effect, so please help me out.
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Flexo, the owner and creator of Consumerism Commentary, has been blogging and writing for the internet since 1995 and has been building online communities since 1991. Find out more about him and follow him on Twitter.
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