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Here’s this week’s top commentators and post I enjoyed from around the blogshpere.
- Ann from Homesick for Home Business talks about some things you can do after you start saving $2 a day for a year.
- Eric from MoneyDork explains when he thinks we should tap into our emergency funds.
- Adventures in Money Making gives us an update on his Prosper.com returns. Maybe this success post will help you take the plunge. Some might remember that I also have a prosper.com account (I only invested $200 to try it out though).
- Money, Matter and More Musings had written about the lack of correlation between intelligence and wealth.
- Five Cent Nickel shows us an analysis on what our returns on the S&P 500 would be if we keep panicking.
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Always looking for new ways to save an extra dollar, thanks!