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Uncommon Money News (Vol. 85)

January 29, 2010

Posted by Roshawn Watson under Uncategorized

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By: Roshawn Watson

In preparing to write my posts, I often come across noteworthy and sometimes bizarre financial and business news. Below are links to some of these sites. Enjoy!

This week, I participated in the Carnival of Financial Planning #125 hosted by the Skilled Investor. The featured posts were: Thoughts On Escaping the Rat Race, Is Bigger Better? Scaling Down The American Dream, and Will the “Fat Tax” Come to a State Near You? Thanks for including my posts in your carnivals.

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Economy

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