Hurricane Ike left a lasting impression on southeast Texas over the weekend. Most of the region is still without power, and it’s still unknown as to how long it will take to restore it. Best wishes to anyone who was affected by Ike, although you probably won’t be able to read this for at least a few days.
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For those of you with electricity, here are some of my favorite articles from the College Money Network and elsewhere for your reading pleasure.
- The Stigma of Debt Is Gone, But Not The Sting at Green Panda Treehouse
- ‘Sweat Equity’ – Getting Involved With Habitat for Humanity at Spilling Buckets
- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker Says U.S. Financial System Is ‘Broken’ at Broke-Ass Student
- My Food Spending at This Writer’s Wallet
- Three items of note at MFA or Bust
- The Bottled Water Myth at Cash Money Life
- Top 20 Dumb Credit Card Rumors at Twenties Money
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My parents live in that region and have been without power for a couple days. Thankfully, they are safe, but they haven’t been able to drive home yet to check on their house.
Thanks for the mention.