Sunday Money Madness is your guide to the rest of the blogosphere on personal finance.

• The Other America - Commentary on Food Stamps and the Economy by Patrick at Cash Money Life talks about the food stamp predicament. With food being more expensive it looks like the money allotting through food stamps won’t be enough.
• Digerarti Life talks about how to Lose Weight While Spending Less on Food and Exercise with tips like eating smaller portions and chewing slowly.
• Working on your resume? Money Smart Life posts How Much Job Detail Should You Put on Your Resume?
• Disability insurance is the most neglected form of insurance. Read more at Risk Management via Insurance - Disability Insurance by Million Dollar Journey.
• My Dollar Plan goes into the Creation of CD Ladders for Short Term Money Needs as a way to reduce risk and avoid penalties.
• Are you worried about rising costs and inflation? Mighty Bargain Hunter writes Inflation and rising prices aren’t the same thing.
• Clean Up and Rethink Your Portfolio During Vacation over at Free Money Finance talks about our compulsion to do something when at times doing nothing is far better.
• If you’re looking for More Gas Saving Tips 5CentNickle gives some great ones this week.

I also want to thank those that have featured Rich Credit in Blog Carnivals recently.

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