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Yakezie Round Up & Uncommon Money News (Vol. 97)

June 8, 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!

Recently, I participated in three carnivals: Carnival of Financial Planning Vol. 144 hosted at the Free Money Finance, the Money Hackers Carnival – The BBQ Edition hosted at Saving Money Today, and the Yakezie Carnival hosted at Beating Broke.

The included posts are Through the Looking Glass, Savings Down, Spending Up, But What Does it Mean?, and Is it wrong to strive for job security?

Savings Down, Spending Up but what does it mean? was included in Lazy Man and Money’s round up entitled Gambling Addiction Confession (and Personal Finance Links) and was included in Personal Finance By The Book’s round up entitled House Flip Update Weekly Round Up.

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Posts Of The Week

Vulgar voice mails force debt collector to pay $1.5 million (Shocking!!!)

Woman: Citibank Fired Me for Being “Too Hot” (For real???)

Nouriel Roubini: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance watch! (Not surprising from Dr. Doom)

Retailers post 9th straight month of gains (Hooray!!!)

Lottery winner blows $14 million prize in only 8 years (Stupid is as stupid does)

Business

No joke: Goldman Sachs shorted Gulf of Mexico

Bank of America to pay borrowers $108 million

$621 Million Fine May Keep Goldman Sachs Away From The Court

Vulgar voice mails force debt collector to pay $1.5 million (POW)

Woman: Citibank Fired Me for Being “Too Hot” (POW)