Weekly News Roundup

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working women muse fashion– The WSJ has a very interesting pair of articles right now — first, an article about how the Working Woman is fashion's new muse — and then, a post about how this is all a little reminiscent of the Charlie Girl days of the mid-70s, when, as Christina Binkley says, Charlie “held the hopes and aspirations for a generation of women who thought they were headed for board rooms by day, and nightclubs by evening.”

The L.A. Times rounds up the top 5 women's looks for fall 2010.

The Chicago Tribune has some thoughtful advice on where to get vintage jewelry.

Mint.com busts some myths about your credit score (including the one about how checking your credit score makes it go down).

– This was one piece of advice we never would have thought about, so we had to pass it on:  if you're getting fired, Wisebread feeds you the one question to ask in order to get free money.

– Finally, Lifehacker has a great post on things to buy in March.

One Comment

  1. That Wisebread article is just wrong. (1) Your match would never be just 30% vested after 3 years – by law – and (2) 401(k) plan administrators can’t just vest people at will, willy nilly, they have to follow the plan terms.

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