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Money Blog Buzz: Financial Advice for Sarah Palin

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This week, the Personal Financier hosted the 169th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance, which pointed to some interesting posts, from financial advice for Sarah Palin to saving on investing fees. The Financier also included my post—Economy Got You Down? Buy Booze, Guns, Smokes, and Slots—but chastised it for moral irresponsibility. Hey, it was meant to be thought-provoking.

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