Roundup for week of 27 February 2006

From the far corners of the keyboard fly some (but by no means all) of the outstanding money posts for the week:

All Things Financial had a couple of posts on the new mega-payout TV show Deal or No Deal. This one is about greed. The comments also have some good links related to the show.
Procrastinators beware: your tax preparation software will be more expensive after the first of April. Blueprint for Financial Prosperity has warned you!
Consumerism Commentary reports on an article that outlines what you should do if you win the lottery. They omitted the last bullet: Give 50% of your winnings to the Mighty Bargain Hunter. (If you win, just send me an e-mail and I’ll give you the wire-transfer number.)
Debt Hater has some choice words about just how bad credit cards can be.
Continually educating yourself about investing will pay dividends, as Defying Debt is finding out.
I’m pretty deficient at following through with rebates and can always use some more pointers for improving the chance that I get my rebate back. Thanks to Free Money Finance for the extra tips.
Maybe I’m just a scaredycat about burning out my engine but apparently people get by just fine without changing their car’s oil so often. About a dozen thoughtful comments on this Five Cent Nickel article.
No Credit Needed scored a great deal at the supermarket — AND he’ll be free of static cling until the next ice age. (Also, he was interviewed at the Money Blogger Podcast this week!)

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