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I’m feeling a bit under the weather, so I decided to put up my round-up today. I started feeling a bit tired last night and it hasn’t improved today. Hopefully resting will help me ge back on my feet tomorrow. I have a couple of unfinished articles that I would like to complete.

Here are some posts that got me thinking this past week.

• Are You Rich? @ That One Caveman
• Time Budgets @ Plonkee Money
• How to Live More Simply, and Why It Is So Important @ Frugal Dad
• 7 Deadly Sins of Personal Finance: Raiding Retirement @ Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
• A Quick and Dirty Budget @ Get Rich Slowly
• 10 Tips For College Bound Students @ Moolanomy
• The Big Debate #4: Pay Off Debt or Save for Retirement? @ The Simple Dollar
• 66% Of American Corporations Pay Zero Federal Income Tax. @ My Two Dollars
  

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