I hope you all had a fantastic Halloween (and thanks to everyone on my Twitter feed who answered my question about favorite Halloween songs), and now that we've all put our costumes away and brought our leftover candy to our respective workplaces in the hope of pawning it off on unsuspecting co-workers we can turn our thoughts to two things:
1. They're running Christmas commercials ALREADY?
2. We're electing a new President tomorrow!
It seems like this election has lasted roughly nine lifetimes - with the primaries and the primary debates and the presidential debates and the endless advertisements - and I'm looking forward to it ending tomorrow.
Naturally, once we've all voted we can turn our attention to getting great High-Yield Savings and CD rates and figuring out new ways to save. The holidays are traditionally an expensive time, and I'll have some tips on how to get through them without completely emptying your piggy banks over the course of the week.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Election
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Kevin Cafferty
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11:04 AM
Labels: CD rates, high-interest savings accounts, holidays, politics
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