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This week I asked the Personal Finance Bloggers Brain Trust the following question and as always, the answers are thoughtful and insightful. Question: At the very time that our banks and Wall Street are asking and looking for a financial bailout they are condemning the ‘Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights.

Given all the upheaval in the financial world these days, it's no surprise that most consumers are feeling jittery. It seems like at any moment we'll hear of another bank or financial institution closing up shop or being sold. I'm surprised, then, that I haven't gotten any communication from my bank about what's going on.

Jay Ehret is on a blogging break and will return with regular posts October 13th. Until then, please enjoy a great line up of guest bloggers. By Valerie Conyngham I recently emailed a large retailer with a complaint about the quality of this past season’s clothing line.

Although video content is lauded and championed as the future of the internet, there is still a lot of dissension over whether it has a place in corporate blogging. While there is no one clear answer to this, there are a few benefits that videos can bring, as well as a few downsides.

A recent news report from New Zealand, "Safety of personal info worries Kiwis" highlighted how business safeguards and privacy practices impact customer trust, and subsequently retention. A recent New Zealand Privacy Commissioner survey found, among other things:

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I'm honored to say that my last post, Trust: A Relationship of Reliance, has been featured in the Carnival of Trust posting on Ann Bares's Compensation Force blog. (Whew, are those enough links in one sentence?) There are several excellent postings about Trust.

I'm honored to say that my last post, Trust: A Relationship of Reliance, has been featured in the Carnival of Trust posting on Ann Bares's Compensation Force blog. (Whew, are those enough links in one sentence?) There are several excellent postings about Trust.

Useless Data In the spirit of Al Lunsford’s call to Write What You Mean, consider this from the August 11, 2008 AdAge: You might be surprised what online Americans do — or don’t — want to do on their phones,” writes Mike Vorhaus of Frank N. Magid Associates.

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