Where Did You Come From, Where Did You Go (September 2007)

Thanks to the following blogs or websites (not including RSS readers or search engines) who sent the most visitors to Consumerism Commentary during the month of September.

# Get Rich Slowly
# The Simple Dollar
# Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
# MoneyBlogNetwork Home
# AllFinancialMatters
# FiveCentNickel
# Free Money Finance
# Consumerist
# No Credit Needed
# pfblogs.org

Here are the top 10 visited posts from the past month, including the last few days of August.

# 5 Romantic Outdoor Day Date Ideas Under $30
# ING Direct Drops Interest Rate From 4.5% to 4.3% APY
# The Declining Value of the MBA
# Intuit Quicken 2008 is Here
# Guide to Capital One Credit Cards
# Personal Balance Sheet, August 2007 ($107,488, +6.3%)
# How Many Earths Would it Take to Sustain You?
# Financial Advisers and Stock Broker’s: What’s the Difference?
# Bank of America Raises ATM Fees: How Do You Avoid?
# Opening a Business Checking Account

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