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Why is cleaning your sewers because you don’t want to – and do you really want to send them home? Plus the week’s best links.

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You don’t need to make a fortune to die rich – more evidence from the front-line of frugality. Plus the week’s best reads elsewhere.

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Weekend reading: Budget blues

Will somebody in Conservative HQ please turn on the lights? The UK electorate badly needs a clue, but not as much as its politicians.

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Why you’ll see several ‘once in a lifetime’ buying opportunities if you make it to your pension. Plus the weekly linkfest.

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An interview with me! (Bet that’s got your weekend off to a great start, right? What? Not so much?) Plus many other good articles.

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The CEO of the world’s largest bank earns 2% of the salary of the world’s greediest banker. Should we go headhunting for Jiang Jianqing?

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A new site to contain my wilder speculations without spoiling Monevator, plus links to lots of interesting blogs and articles.

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My blog post of the week is a great review of Fidelity’s advisory service in the US. Plus the week’s other links to interesting articles around the web.

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Property investing is the focus of my blog of the week, plus there’s the usual links to other great articles.

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John Lanchester does money, plus links to the best of the week’s financial and money articles from the blogs and newspapers.

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My love of compound interest revealed, plus links to the best of the week’s financial and money articles from the blogs and newspapers.

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Falling share prices of banks in the US in the wake of Obama’s mooted regulations show savvy investors know their profits are excessive.

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One US writer finds his best hope with a financial adviser is to know more than the professionals, which surely defeats the purpose.

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An excellent treatise on the value of happiness and the relative worthlessness of money kicks off this weekend’s reading.

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The bargain basement market of March 2009 seems an age ago, but what will happen in 2010? Nobody knows but everyone has an opinion.

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Men earn more than women, but is that through choice rather than sexism? Links to all the best of the week’s financial and money articles.

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