Here’s a look at what you may have missed from Consumerism Commentary in prior years. From June 23-30, 2006:

* Warren Buffett Gives Most of His Money to Bill Gates
* Selling a Car While Upside-Down
* Quicken 2007?
* Looking for Apartments, Update 5

From June 23-30, 2005:

* Eminent Domain Rules Officially Changed
* Frugal Anywhere
* Entitlement Generation?
* More Signs of a Housing Bubble?
* Blogging for (Fun and) Profit
* GM’s Employee Discount
* The Urge to Merge

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I’m continuing a retrospective this entire year, to benefit new readers who may have missed these articles the first time around. Here is a taste of what you may have missed this week over the past few years. Some have active discussions you may find interesting. From January 15-21, 2006:

* Getting in (Physical) Shape
* Have A Happy Retirement
* Five Signs You Have Too Much Money
* Motivation for Generation X
* Wage Inequality
* How to Become as Rich as Bill Gates
* New Emigrant Direct Credit Card

From January 15-21, 2005:

* Fear of a Housing Bubble?
* Join the Army, Get Rich
* 401(k) Exploitation
* Delayed Deposits Cost Account Holders

From January 15-21, 2004:

* If I Were Suddenly a Rich Man
* Financial Update – January
* Millionaires Revisited

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At the end of last year, I put together a list of the “Best of 2005,” just a collection of posts here at Consumerism Commentary that might stand out. There was no rhyme or reason to my selection. Needless to say, I’m very lenient with my definition of “best.”

We’re more than halfway through 2006, so I’ve compiled a similar list for January through June. Continue readining for a look back at 2006 so far.

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