1,500 Economic Stimulus Payments Sent To Wrong Accounts
Maimonides’ 8 Levels of Charity
Early Morning Blog Roundup: Suckers, Micropayments, and Obsession
Gas Stations’ Profits Hurting: Should Congress Intervene?
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Using Fame to Promote an Issue: A Reponsibility or Uncouth?
Updated ING Direct $25 Bonus Links
Doodling for Charity: Doodle Day, May 8 Through May 18
Credit Card Suspended for Merchant Database Breach
Early Morning Blog Roundup: Big Houses, a Million Dollars, and Greed
Is a CFP Certification Necessary When Choosing a Planner?
Updated Latest Checking and Savings Account Interest Rates
Where Is the Place for Irreplaceableness in the Work Environment?
Will a Gas Tax Holiday or Taxing Oil Companies Help the Economy?
E*TRADE Increases Savings Account Interest Rate, Bucking Trend
Decisions in Real Life: Purchasing a Car
Citibank Suspects High-Risk Activity in My Credit Card Account
Receive Consumerism Commentary Updates How You Like Them
Didn’t Receive Your Economic Stimulus Payment Yet?
Personal Income Statement, April 2008 (Net Income: $717)
Personal Balance Sheet, April 2008 ($151,079, +5.3%)
What Size Bonus Would Convince You to Sign Up for a Credit Card?
Where Did You Come From, Where Did You Go (April 2008)
Capital One Credit Cards With No Balance Transfer Fees
Would You Tell Your Boyfriend You’re Rich?
Your Job as Your Identity? Not For Me, Thanks
How Much My San Diego Vacation Might Have Cost
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Tax-Deductible Weddings, Part 2
Why I Still Have No Money
Tax-Deductible Weddings, Part 1
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Ethical Consumerism, An Introduction
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Most Wealthy Individuals Earned, Not Inherited, Their Wealth
Lies Annuity Salesmen Tell: A Dateline Undercover Investigation
Unintended Consequences and Money
Question for Tax Day: How Would YOU Reform the Tax Code?
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MoneyBlogNetwork on Emergency Funds and Latest Carnival of Personal Finance
Taxes Complete and SEP IRA Funded: Next Time With a Professional
50 Tips to Help Establish Your Emergency Fund
SmartyPig Smartly Drops $25 Redemption Fee
Updated High-Yield Savings and Checking Rates
Weekend Reading
Jonathan Clements Exits: The Essence of Money
Earn Up to $525 by Opening an Account at ING Direct
The Frugal Lifestyle: Are We Missing Out on Life?
My First Quarter 401(k) Results Are In
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My Electric Bill: Why I Pay More
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Weekend Roundup
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Personal Income Statement, March 2008 (Net Income: $9,257)
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Monthly Reminder: Subscribe to Consumerism Commentary
Reminder: Free $100 Gift Card for SmartyPig
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Festival of Frugality #119: The Quitting My Day Job to Blog Full Time Edition
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Wants to Reform the Financial System
The Carnival of Personal Finance is Up!
Financial Management Software: What are Your Needs and Wishes?
You Can’t Have Too Much Available Credit
I’m in San Francisco for a Few Days, So Read These Blogs
Where Did You Come From, Where Did You Go (March 2008)
Thrasher Funds’ GendeX Mutual Fund: You Know, For Kids
Good News if You’re in the Market for Buying a House
Balance Transfer Fees on Chase Credit Cards
Consumerism Commentary to Host the April 1 Edition of the Festival of Frugality
Giveaway: $100 Gift Card for SmartyPig, a Unique Savings Account
The Carnival is Up!
Best Buy Offering Store Credit in Return for HD DVD Hardware and Movies
5 Free 1GB Flash Drives With TaxCut: Winners Notified
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Cost-Cutting Consumers Trade Down from Steak to Chicken
TaxCut Review, End Your Marriage for Money, and Splurging on a Camera
Question for Discussion: How Much Can You Spend Without Telling?
Banks Lower Interest Rates Following Fed
Real Money, Real World: A Resource for High School Personal Finance Classes
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The Cost of Buying a Home, Low Cost of Living, and Fed Cover-Up
Reminder: 5 Free USB Flash Drives (1GB) with TaxCut
Economic Stimulus Rebate Schedule: When You’ll Receive Your Rebate
8 Benefits to a Recession or Down Market
Fed Busy Lowering Rates Over the Weekend
New Bonus Points and Miles Offers on CitiBank Credit Cards
Get Ready to Pay More to Fly
Deadly Sins, Getting a Raise, and Reducing Grocery Bills
It’s Official: New Job With a Raise and Promotion
W-4 and Your Working Spouse
Savings Account Interest Rates Updated
The Price of Milk Might Decline in 2008
Balance Transfer Fees on American Express Credit Cards
Giveaway: Five 1 GB USB Flash Drives With TaxCut Software
Three Tips for More Financial Aid
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Balance Transfer Fees on CitiBank Credit Cards
The Carnival is Up!
Turbo Charge Your Financial Transformation
Anyone Fly Virgin America?
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New Writer at Consumerism Commentary: Smithee
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New Bill to Provide Grants for Financial Literacy Education
Bloggers: Apply to Host the Carnival of Personal Finance
How to Get Money Back From Airborne
The End of Bull Markets: Don’t Expect Great Returns Over the Long Term
Airborne to Pay $23.3 Million for False Advertising
Personal Income Statement, February 2008 (Net Income: $11,731)
Personal Balance Sheet, February 2008 ($135,649, +8.4%)
Is it Better to Receive a Tax Refund or Owe the IRS?
Monthly Reminder: Subscribe to Consumerism Commentary
Some Surprises in Consumer Reports’ Top 10 Cars for 2008
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This Month in the Archives: Life Without Debt, Better Sex, and Bank Robbers
FDIC Expects More Bank Failures But Foreign Governments Are Bailing Us Out
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Ben Stein’s Parents are Well-Off Thanks to Variable Annuities
Learn How to Handle Your Mortgage… In Church
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Jung Typology and Finance: Sensing vs. Intuition
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Back From D.C. (and Blog Roundup)
The Case Against Mortgage Pre-Payment
Living Paycheck to Paycheck (On Purpose)
HD DVD Officially Dead: Long Live Blu-ray
Guide to Chase Credit Cards
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6 Tips for a Frugal Valentine’s Day (Reprint Plus)
This Month in the Archives: Mean People, Quicken Hack, and Marital Bliss
Tax Rebate Calculator Updated (and Blog Roundup)
Financial Attitudes: Charles Schwab’s Categorizations of Generation X
Still Use Snail Mail? Prepare for a Price Increase in May
Netflix to Support Blu-ray Exclusively
File Taxes for Free With I-CAN!, But is it Accurate?
How to Save a Million Dollars at Any Age: 55 Years Old
Purchased a New Camera (and Blog Roundup)
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Actual vs. Budget Report, January 2008
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How to Save a Million Dollars at Any Age: 45 Years Old
My Favorite Source for Movies? The Library
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The Carnival is Up!
Personal Balance Sheet, January 2008 ($125,770, +2.3%)
Giants Win Superbowl (and Blog Roundup)
How to Save a Million Dollars at Any Age: 35 Years Old
How Do Finance Professors Invest?
Monthly Reminder: Subscribe to Consumerism Commentary
Banks React to Latest Fed Rate Drop
How to Save a Million Dollars at Any Age: 25 Years Old
Update: Guide to Citibank Credit Cards
Where Did You Come From, Where Did You Go (January 2008)
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Savings Square Added to High-Yield Accounts List
This Month in the Archives: Financial Ratios, Wage Inequality, and a Housing Bubble
The New Emergency Fund: Five Components of an Emergency Plan
Economic Stimulus Tax Rebate Calculator
Flexo’s Financial Goals: First Check-Up
Completely Redesigned High-Yield Interest Rate Page (and Blog Roundup)
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Today is the Worst Day of the Year: How Does it Affect Your Money?
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Put Your Savings in Hyperdrive: 6 Ways to Accelerate Your Interest
Chase Commuter Cash: Earn $10 for Every $150 Spent
Fed Cuts Short-Term Rate By 0.75 Points
Put Your Savings in Hyperdrive, Part 6: Make Your Raise Invisible
Economic Stimulus (and Blog Roundup)
Updated List of Savings and Checking Account Rates
Put Your Savings in Hyperdrive, Part 5: Hide Your Savings From Yourself
ING Direct Tax Forms Available Now
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Inflation Watch: Consumer Prices Rose 4.1% in 2007
The Mole on Lump Sum vs. Dollar Cost Averaging
Put Your Savings in Hyperdrive, Part 3: Automate Your Savings
My 2007 401(k) Performance and Blog Roundup
Put Your Savings in Hyperdrive, Part 2: Keep Your Change
Flexo’s Budget for 2008
Put Your Savings in Hyperdrive, Part 1: Open a High-Yield Account
Case Study: Multi-Millionaire Made on $11/hr Job
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This Month in the Archives: Goals, Messy Desks, and Asset Allocation
Take This Rule of Thumb Quiz
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5 Stupid Financial Mistakes I Made in 2007: Failing to Remain Competitive Within My Field
The Keynote Index Fund: Buying and Holding AAPL Beats Market Timing
New $50 Sharebuilder Bonus Promotional Offer
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5 Stupid Financial Mistakes I Made in 2007: Failing to Balance Rental Property Income with Deductible Expenses
Midweek Roundup: Welcome Consumerist Readers
15 Credit Cards With the Best Rewards
Ken Jennings’ Quote of the Day and What Would You Do With $1.5 Million?
The Carnival is Up!
$100 Bonus for Opening a Chase Checking Account
5 Stupid Financial Mistakes I Made in 2007: Underutilizing Financial and Tax Advisors
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Four Factors That Determine the Value of a Coin
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Presidential Dollar Coins: New Designs in 2008 and Future Changes
More Children are Budding Philanthropists
Morning Roundup: Goals Across the Web
Monthly Reminder: Subscribe to Consumerism Commentary
Personal Income Statement, December 2007 (Net Income: $4,252)
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Buy Holiday Items Now and Save Lots
5 Stupid Financial Mistakes I Made in 2007: Failing to Utilize the Energy Tax Credit
Eco-Friendly Ball for New Year’s Eve
Flexo’s Financial Goals and Resolutions for 2008
The Carnival is Up!
2007 Charitable Donations
Full 2007 Goal Review: How Well Did I Meet My Goals?
Cashed In Series EE Bonds
Weekend Roundup: Rock Band
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Index Fund Investors Earn More From Investments
Early Morning Roundup: $500 in Coins
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New Bonus Offers for American Express Credit Cards
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Weekend Roundup: Met My Charity Goal
Presidential Bank Lowers Rates on Savings and Checking
The New Quicken Online: A New Direction for Money Management Software
Consumerism Commentary Honored in BESPy Awards
HSBC Direct is the Next to Drop Rates
Teaching Children Practical Money Lessons: Entrepreneurship
Early Morning Roundup: Journeyman
Emigrant Direct Interest Drops to 4.65% APY
UPS Stealth Delivery
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Early Morning Roundup: Old Maps
ING Direct Lowered Commissions for ShareBuilder Accounts
Chase TravelPlus Visa Card: 0% APR for 12 Months
Online Banking is Safe
Roth 401(k): It’s Official
The Carnival of Personal of Finance is Up!
Compact Fluorescent to Become Mainstream
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Wall Street Journal Podcast: Finding Deals Online
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Get Rich Slowly to Host Carnival of Personal Finance
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2007: The End of TIAA-Cref for My Investments
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This Month in the Archives: Whining, CFO of Your Own Life, and Flex Accounts
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Wall Street Journal Podcast: Safe and Smart Online Shopping
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Wrapped Up Two Segments for WSJ Tech News Briefing
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Monthly Reminder: Subscribe to Consumerism Commentary
State Farm to Pay Dividend to NJ Policyholders
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Weekly Blog Roundup, Holiday Shopping Edition
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ShareBuilder Acquired by ING Direct
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The 6 Top Credit Cards for 0% APR on Purchases
Weekly Blog Roundup I, Report Cards Edition
Monthly Reminder: Subscribe to Consumerism Commentary
Personal Income Statement, October 2007 (Net Income: $5,851)
Personal Balance Sheet, October 2007 ($119,970, +6.4%)
Grabbing the Last of the 5.65 APY CDs
Savings and Checking Account Interest Yields Updated
Proposal to Raise NYC Transportation Costs
ING Direct Lowers Interest Rates Following Fed
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A Sexier Retirement: 10 Exotic, Affordable Retiree Havens
Consumer Reports: Best and Worst Credit Card Issuers
Always Be Prepared: 5 Tips for Unexpected Job Loss
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