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Five for Friday (on Saturday January 24)

January 24th, 2009 | 1 Comment | Posted in Roundup

It is amazing how quickly the week speeds by when you are really busy at work. So quickly that this week’s ‘Five for Friday’ wasn’t ready on Friday, but that didn’t stop other bloggers from posting some interesting articles. Here they are:

  1. Peter at Bible Money Matters shares his journey down refinance lane
  2. FMF presents his thoughts on why Christians don’t give
  3. MilkYourMoney presents a guest post from Trisha Wagner of DestroyDebt.com listing warning signs that your debt is becoming unmanageable
  4. FreeFrombroke looks at the good and the bad of Circuit City closing its doors
  5. FrugalDad talks about where large student debts should be placed in the debt snowball

There you have it – five good posts that should help you reevaluate why you do, what you do with your money.

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Comment by FFB
2009-01-24 16:04:18

Amazing how the week zips by isn’t it? Thanks for the mention!

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