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Money Blog Buzz: Lotto Sales Are Up, Bono's Investments Are Safe

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This week's Carnival of Personal Finance linked to a handful of interesting posts, including How Wal-Mart Is Watching You and How to Leave the Workforce at Age 29 (The carnival also included my post on How Kraft's Entry Affects the Dow.)

Elsewhere, I enjoyed this rundown from RooshV on Credit Default Swaps for Dummies, and a couple of quirky links from the Kirk Report: Manhattan strip-club traffic is down and lottery sales are up.

And for those who were concerned, Infectious Greed reports that Bono's investments are safe. Whew.

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