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Next Friday we’re taking a week off and celebrating our 2 year anniversary. We saved a some money on our hotel bill and Disney World tickets. While we’re on vacation, there will be posts Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
If anyone wants to submit an article for either Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, please contact me. If we bring the laptop, I’ll check my Twitter. Next week will ncude a post on some thingswe did to save money on the vacation. If you haveany tips, email me by Tuesday night (9pm EST)and I’ll include it in the post.
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Thanks a lot for the link! I hope you guys have a great trip and congratulations.
Check out ABCs of Investings last blog post..Market Capitalization
Thanks! I enjoyed the ETFs post. I love learning about investing in small chunks.
Thanks for putting me in your roundup, appreciate it!
Thanks for including my article, Panda! Enjoy your anniversary – they only get better and better.
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@ David:I really enjoyed the article. It gave me some ideas on my credit card.
@Caveman: Thanks Caveman. We’r excited about it. I’m picking up his gift Wednesday.
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