This Week in the Archives: Verizon FiOS, Classes for Teens, and Auto Maintenance

I didn’t get a chance to do this while on vacation, so I’m catching up now. This is just a retrospective, looking back at some posts from the past you may have missed. Today, we’re focusing on articles posted April 1-7, starting with 2006:

* Apr. 2: Tuition Reimbursement: Save, Spend or Repay? (3 comments)
* Apr. 3: How Liz Pulliam Weston Became a Millionaire (4 comments)
* Apr. 3: Taking a “Sick Day” (6 comments)
* Apr. 4: Google Real Estate Listings (7 comments)
* Apr. 5: Verizon FiOS Driving Down Comcast Prices (14 comments)
* Apr. 6: Personal Finance Classes Do More Harm Than Good for Teens (7 comments)
* Apr. 6: Changed My 401(k) Allocation (4 comments)
* Apr. 7: Seven Tips When Starting a New Job (5 comments)

From April 1-7, 2005:

* Apr. 1: Paying for Convenience (2 comments)
* Apr. 4: Regularly Scheduled Auto Maintenance (10 comments)

In April 2004, I was not blogging on Consumerism Commentary to focus on some other aspects of my life. How silly of me.

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