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	<title>Comments on: Moolah Book Review: You&#8217;re Broke Because You Want To Be</title>
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		<title>By: Rachael</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rachael</dc:creator>
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		<description>I am broke because I want to be.  I have not worked for 7 years now to raise our 2 children to school age.  My husband has gone from a nightshift job earning penalty rates to a normal dayshift position.  With rising petrol prices and interest rates (in Australia) our finances are extremely tight - but these are the choices we have made for ourselves.  I am happy with this choice and I know that it won&#039;t be forever, though sometimes I do need to remind myself and husband of this.  I do though look forward to the day when I will have more freedom to choose a healthier financial life.
Sounds like an interesting book - thanks for the review.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am broke because I want to be.  I have not worked for 7 years now to raise our 2 children to school age.  My husband has gone from a nightshift job earning penalty rates to a normal dayshift position.  With rising petrol prices and interest rates (in Australia) our finances are extremely tight &#8211; but these are the choices we have made for ourselves.  I am happy with this choice and I know that it won&#8217;t be forever, though sometimes I do need to remind myself and husband of this.  I do though look forward to the day when I will have more freedom to choose a healthier financial life.<br />
Sounds like an interesting book &#8211; thanks for the review.</p>
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