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by Flexo on September 30, 2007
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If you’re a new reader to Consumerism Commentary, you may have missed some articles from September in prior years. Here are a few from the past. From the second half of September 2006:
* FranklinCovey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
* 36% Say They Use a Financial Advisor
* My MBA at the University of Phoenix, Part 1: The Decision
* The 400 Richest Americans
* My MBA at the University of Phoenix, Part 2: Admissions
* Me Ex Paid for a Semester in College By Doing This…
* Review: The Money Coach’s Guide to Your First Million by Lynette Khalfani
* My MBA at the University of Phoenix Online, Part 3: Course Logistics
* What Should I Do With My Side Business Income?
* Do Not Upgrade to Quicken 2007, It’s Horrible!
Here are some from the second half of September 2005:
* Don’t Donate to Katrina Victims
* Consensus View is Better Than Experts?
* New York City Salaries
* CitiBank Strikes Again
* Raise Your FICO Credit Score
* It’s Not What You Make, It’s What You Spend. Whaa?
The second half of September 2004 produced several articles, including:
* Looking Forward to Raises
* Allow Me to Grow Personally and Professionally
* Annual Fee?!
Here are a few more retro articles, from the second half of September 2003:
* The Average Family
* How to Feel a Little Richer
* Which Degrees are Worth It
* Are You On Track?
* Six Tips for Investing Beginners
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