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Eight Web Sites That Will Save You Cash - washingtonpost.com

I am surprised they didn't talk about Ebates.....

Eight Web Sites That Will Save You Cash - washingtonpost.com.

Failing Home Economics - NYTimes.com

In the NYT today...
    As Americans attempt to perform cost-benefit analyses of their needs and behaviors, some are practicing economies that may not deserve the name.

Failing Home Economics - NYTimes.com.

Your Money - Taking Control of Your Financial Risks - NYTimes.com

Consider a few modest but concrete things you can do that could reduce your exposure to four of the big areas of risk: investments, job security, your mortgage and insurance.

Your Money - Taking Control of Your Financial Risks - NYTimes.com.

What Changes in the Financial World Mean to Customers - NYTimes.com

What Changes in the Financial World Mean to Customers - NYTimes.com.

Gauging the Worth of a Frequent-Flier Credit Card - NYTimes.com

Your Money - Gauging the Worth of a Frequent-Flier Credit Card - NYTimes.com.

Your money - A Primer for Young People Starting Their First Job - NYTimes.com

I would guess that everyone knows someone who could use this article.....

Your money - A Primer for Young People Starting Their First Job - NYTimes.com.

Financial Calculators for Families

Link: Financial Calculators for Families.

Money Smarts for Kids

BostonGal lists some great personal finance resources for younger ones..

Link: Boston Gal's Open Wallet: You asked, Boston Gal tried to answer....

12 Ways to Make Your Kids Financially Savvy - WSJ.com

Link: 12 Ways to Make Your Kids Financially Savvy - WSJ.com.

Teaching Teamwork, but With Real Money - New York Times

To impart lessons in managing money, the couple have given the children $5,000 a year to invest collectively, to be used for the family vacation.

Link: Teaching Teamwork, but With Real Money - New York Times.

Tax Credits for Going Green Expire Dec 31

According to This Old House & CNN, Tax Credits on Energy Saving Products expire on Dec 31, 2007:

Ready to take advantage of the federal government? You have until December 31. That's when Washington puts the kibosh on consumer tax credits of up to $500 for energy-saving products such as high-efficiency furnaces, water heaters, windows and insulation.

See Uncle Sam wants to pay you for going green