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Where Did You Come From, Where Did You Go (September 2007)
by Flexo on September 30, 2007
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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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