The Daily Dough (25 June 2007)

Today's insights from the blogosphere and beyond:

• What's More Important: Money or Time? [Blueprint for Financial Prosperity]--This is a question I never stop asking. About five years ago, I chose time over money, increasing my time away from work in exchange for about 1/3 of my pay. I have no regrets.
• Postponing financial responsibility until you grow up [Clever Dude]--This is a good article for all to read. Regardless of how old you are, it's never too early (or too late), to start making sound financial decisions.
• Foreclosure Warnings For The Upcoming Rate Resets This Year [FILAM Personal Finance]--Interesting discussion on how the reset of variable rate mortgages may increase foreclosures.
• Coming Soon: Mortgage Payment Resets [The Big Picture]--The reset of variable rate mortgages has been a subject of discussion from quite sometime, as this 2006 post indicates. It makes you wonder just how much the reset of variable rate mortgages really impacts foreclosures.

Happy reading!

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