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        <title>Taking Charge: A blog from CreditCards.com</title>
        <link>http://blogs.creditcards.com/</link>
        <description>Learn the latest about credit cards, credit scores, debt issues, new fancy gadgets in a blog written by the award-winning CreditCards.com editorial team.</description>
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        <copyright>Copyright 2009</copyright>
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            <title>Emily's list: Children's Day edition</title>
            <description>The financial lessons our parents teach us (or don't teach us) as kids can really shape the state of our bank accounts once we are adults. On Universal Children's Day, read some of the best blog posts from the past week to learn even more about personal finance.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/17ZYMpFrg9k/emilys-list-childrens-day-edition.php</link>
	    <author>Emily Starbuck Gerson</author>
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	    <category>Living with credit</category>
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            <pubdate>11/20/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>Senate looking to crack down on deceptive marketing </title>
            <description>Those sneaks -- they fooled even a Web-savvy guy like me into signing up for a "service" I didn't want. Thankfully, the U.S. Senate agrees with me that this is just plain wrong.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/8o8CQSrAs-M/senate-looking-to-crack-down-on-deceptive-marketing.php</link>
	    <author>Tyler Metzger</author>
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	    <category>Research, regulation, industry reports</category>
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            <pubdate>11/19/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>In an about-face, NYC cabbies now say they love plastic</title>
            <description>For nearly two years, news reports have chronicled New York City cab drivers' love-hate relationship with credit cards -- with an emphasis on the hate. In an abrupt shift, NYC cabbies are now confessing a change of heart toward plastic payments.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/xHzWDQ_w2qo/new-york-cab-credit-card-love.php</link>
	    <author>Jeremy Simon</author>
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	    <category>Credit card miscellany</category>
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            <pubdate>11/10/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>Gift card blog post makes cat-centric carnival</title>
            <description>Although I knew cats have established a home on the Internet, I was shamefully unaware of the feline finance category -- until today</description>
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	    <author>Jeremy Simon</author>
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            <pubdate>11/09/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>My credit card life living at the Carnival of PF, too</title>
            <description>A blog post I wrote last week detailing my credit card use for more than a year has a second home -- the 230rd edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/DT2d3PkEzyQ/my-credit-card-life-carnival-personal-finance.php</link>
	    <author>Tyler Metzger</author>
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	    <category>Living with credit</category>
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            <pubdate>11/09/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>Emily's list: Albert Camus edition</title>
            <description>Some of us can relate to Sisyphus: We work tirelessly to get our finances in order, but we can never quite make it happen. Read my roundup of the best credit- and debt-related posts in the blogosphere from the past week to get over your financial hump.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/UkCb0fPmMjg/emilys-list-albert-camus.php</link>
	    <author>Emily Starbuck Gerson</author>
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	    <category>Living with credit</category>
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            <pubdate>11/06/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>My credit card life in 4 squiggly lines</title>
            <description>More than a year after having a credit card, I'm left with some musical equipment, a lot of empty calories, plenty of great memories and $600 in debt. This is my credit card life -- in 4 squiggly lines.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/nuoHFk2s02o/my-credit-card-life.php</link>
	    <author>Tyler Metzger</author>
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	    <category>Living with credit</category>
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            <pubdate>11/05/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>The Nothing Card lets you buy nothing, pay nothing</title>
            <description>If you've tried everything to get your debt under control, it may be time to consider the Nothing Card. </description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/0aYOwQ8U8NM/nothing-credit-card.php</link>
	    <author>Jeremy Simon</author>
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	    <category>New, interesting products</category>
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            <pubdate>11/03/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>Clothesline debate makes PF carnival</title>
            <description>Laundry blog included in the Carnival of Personal Finance #229: The Candy Edition.</description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/1F8zRD_7jrM/clothesline-debate-makes-pf-carnival.php</link>
	    <author>Connie Prater</author>
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	    <category>Living with credit</category>
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            <pubdate>11/02/2009</pubdate>
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            <title>Emily's list: Halloween edition</title>
            <description>BOO! It's Halloween, and that means it's time to get scared. But are your bank accounts and credit card statements frightening you instead of haunted houses and horror movies? Read these posts from the best of the personal blogosphere to help you face your financial fears. </description>
            <link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Taking_Charge/~3/htuVhU3eCig/emilys-list-halloween-edition.php</link>
	    <author>Emily Starbuck Gerson</author>
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	    <category>Living with credit</category>
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            <pubdate>10/30/2009</pubdate>
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