Week In Review

Flexo gives a brief overview of the popular rebate credit cards available now.

FMF shares an interesting but not surprising statistic: parents spent more in restaurants than they saved for college.

JLP goes over the Roth IRA income phase-out periods.

Holiday decorate on the cheap.

Nickel’s site is on autopilot this week so if you’re a spammer, hit it now before he gets back. As for something fun to read, check out this post about eBay written by someone who can write better than Nickel, in this case it’s Lazy Man.

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Lazy Man and Money

December 11th, 2006 at 4:53 pm

Thanks for the kind words Jim. I’m not sure they are true, but I’ll take the compliment.


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