Here is this week’s huge list of some of the best personal finance articles from around the web. There was just too much good advice published to not include any of these great articles.

To kick start your week, spend some time digging through the Millionaire Money Habits archives and the links below to improve your financial literacy.

Money & Investing:

• Bar Stool Economics & How Taxes Work at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
• Roth IRA Versus Traditional – Which is Better? at Cash Money Life
• 7 Things Women Wish Men Knew About Money at beingfrugal.net
• Should you Share Financial Information with Family? at Credit Withdrawal
• Net Worth Values – The Rich Get Richer? at fivecentnickle.com
• Six Persistent Money Myths That Seem To Stick Around at The Simple Dollar
• Buy Low and Sell High at MoneyNing
• The Power of Positive Cash Flow at Get Rich Slowly
• Inflation: A Concept I Wish I Understood Much Earlier at I’ve Paid for This Twice Already

Recession Fears & Planning:

• Down Year Ahead? How It Can Be Good For Your Investments at The Digerati Life
• Warren Buffett is a “Huge Bull” on the American Economy (A YouTube Interview) at The Dough Roller
• Spending, Recession, and the Great Depression at My Money Blog

Credit Cards & Debt:

• 3 Steps to Take When Credit Card Companies Raise Your Rates at Mrs. Micah: Finance for a Freelance Life
• 15 Ways to Establish and Improve Your Credit History and FICO Score at Generation X Finance
• Do You Think It Is OK To Walk Away From A Mortgage You Cannot Afford? at My Two Dollars
• How Can They Afford That? at Gather Little By Little
• Credit Card Balance Transfers: Pros, Cons and Caveats at mint

Savings:

• How Much Money Do You Keep in Your Main Account? at Plonkee Money
• How Strong is Your Piggy Bank? at Mighty Bargain Hunter
• How to Save a Million Dollars at Any Age: 45 Years Old at Consumerism Commentary

Person Money Stories:

• I Missed My Goal, Dealing With Failure at Moolanomy
• Big Goals for 2008! at My Dollar Plan
• Learning From Failure at Green Panda Treehouse
• Marching To Debt Freedom – Couple #1 – Month 05 at JosephSangl.com
• Joseph Sangl: I Was Broke, Now I’m Not at Lazy Man and Money
• Who Makes the Investment Decisions in Your Household? at AllFinancialMatters

Career & Life:

• Job Jumper Tip #3: It’s Not All About the Money at Brip Blap
• 8 Ways to Take It to the Next Level at lifehack.org

Millionaire Money Habit: To build wealth, you need to perpetually improve your financial literacy. Digest as much information as possible and stick to a plan that works for you. In addition to the articles above, browse through the suggested readings listed at the very bottom of this website’s page, and be sure to subscribe to our RSS feed or by email.