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In this weeks Top 5 on Money and Credit-

The Frugal Law Student talks about 4 Symptoms of Living Beyond Your Means

Fil-am Personal Finance posts some thoughts about Breaking The Financial Illiteracy Cycle in Your Family

Generation X Finance gives you 10 Tips to make sure you're not getting hosed by a car salesman

Ten Common Tactical Mistakes When Dealing With The Credit Score Blues is an oldie but goodie from The Simple Dollar

Some thoughts about why you should work smart and not hard from Money Smart Life

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