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I hope everyone had a good week. My mother in law and her friend came to visit today and we managed to have some fun. Here are some articles that caught my eye this week:

• Cash Money Life did a  Commentary on Food Stamps and the Economy. There are no cut and dry answers to the system. My family had to temporaily had to use food stamps
  
• No Credit Needed offered  5 Free (and inexpensive) Ways To Reduce Your Debt. I’m working on getting my debts done, so this information helps.
• I’m so glad My Two Dollars showed 5 Ways You Can Save Money  On Gas. It’s around $4.04/gallon over here. I’m watching my errands to reduce needless car trips.
• Blueprint For Financial Prosperity presented Best Online Banks: It’s Not Just About Rates. Jim is right there are more factors to consider than a fraction of a percent of interest.
  
• Millionaire Money Habits:  5 Investing Tips I Wish I Knew Sooner. Don’t we all…
• WSJ Editorial: We Can Lower Oil Prices Now. The title caught my attention from All Financial Matters.
• Prime Time Money and friends offered the Summer Savings Series.

I really enjoyed reading this articles and I hope some are of interest to you.

• Marriage and Money: Automating and Free Bill Pay This series was inspired by the recent marriage in our family. I organized some information with my brother in law and new sister in law in mind. If you find these tips to be useful, please share them. Congratulations on getting married. I hope you have a happy and long......
• Money Hacks Carnival #87 Welcome to the 87th edition of the Money Hacks Carnival. Editor's Choice I really enjoyed these posts and think that they offer some practical tips for many people. Stop Trying to Time the Markets! was a wonderful article submitted by Man Vs. Debt. How to Retire Early has some practical tips......

• Finding Stamp Collection Buyers [/caption]Finding stamp collection buyers is quite easy. There are many who advertise themselves as buyers in newspapers and online. Jump online and do a quick search and you're bound to come up with thousands of results to choose from. The trick is actually finding honest and fair buyers. While many......
• The Best Interest Rates on Savings Accounts Available in March, April and May of 2009 With Congress and the Federal Reserve pumping large amounts of cash into the financial system through the stimulus package, by setting the target Federal funds rate at 0, and with a newly announced plan to inject capital into the market to lower mortgage rates, there's not much of a demand......