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My sister is in town for a cat show this weekend. She came last night and it was good to relax and catch up with her. She’s a full-time student and works full time, leaving her very little free time. We’re going out to dinner tonight and I’m looking forward to some great tiramisu. 

Posts this week

I decided to pick articles that had practical advice for either myself or my family. Sometimes I pick articles for the roundups based on comments from readers or following forums. I basically wanted to get 10 posts I could send to my loved ones( and myself) in an email, telling them this would help a specific problem. 

It’s hard to choose articles because there are some fantastic posts out there, but I highlight 10 because it’s to scan and see which one would be interesting to read. Please let me know which article you enjoyed. 

Top Personal Finance Posts This Week

• How To Create A Zero-Based Budget 
• College Money Tip #10: Cut Up Your Credit Card
• Helping Friends And Family In Financial Trouble
• Get Motivated With A Debt Elimination Roadmap 
• Understand your health and dental insurance coverage
• 5 Perks Students Don’t Take Advantage of In College
• 2008 Tax Guide
• How To Earn An Extra $1,000
• First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit of $8,000 in 2009 Economic Stimulus Package
• Altering Habits to Save Money

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