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Now for the list of some of the best personal finance articles from around the web. 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 Matters for All Ages:

• Did you catch the Money Matters for All Ages series? The complete guide can be found at My Dollar Plan.

Investing:

• Market Volatility, Should I Get Out of the Stock Market? at Moolanomy
• Wise Investing Made Simple Review Part 2: Debunking Common Investing Myths at I’ve Paid for this Twice Already
• We’re On Sale: Time To Buy America! At The Digerati Life

Taxes and Fees:

• 2008 Tax Rebate Stimulus Package Explained at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity

• Ways to Get a Tax Refund at MoneyNing
• Suspicious Bank Fee on Your Statement? It Might be the Elusive Regulation D Savings Account Fee at Generation X Finance

Spending and Saving:

• Don’t Spend Your Rebate Before It Arrives at Mrs. Micah: Finance for a Freelance Life
• Five Things I Think It Is OK To Spend Money On at My Two Dollars
• Thrift Savings Plan for Idiots and Dummies at DebtFREE-Revolution

Advice:

• Creating a Home Inventory for Insurance Purposes at fivecentnickel.com
• I’m Frugal, But My Spouse Is Not at The Simple Dollar
• How to Stop Fighting With Your Spouse About Money at Get Rich Slowly
• The Worst Financial Advice From Around the Web! (Today only) at I Will Teach You to be Rich

Money Thoughts:

• Dave Kori, the Snow Day Kid, Radiates Success at Green Panda Treehouse
• Improving Your Finances: Direction Not Perfection at Gather Little by Little
• Create Your Own Path at Cash Money Life
• Are You Ready to Own a Company? At Brip Blap
• Your Past Influences Your Present at Being Frugal

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.