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More Money Thursday roundup: Five kinds of bad debt & America's worst commutes

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Personal finance from around the Web:

Nosy about how your neighbors spend their dough? Bundle.com, a new personal finance site backed by Citigroup, Microsoft and Morningstar, analyzes your spending patterns (based on a simple quiz) and compares them to everyone in your backyard. [CNET]

If you're stressing about your student loan or your mortgage, it could be worse. Flexo at Consumerism Commentary outlines the five worst kinds of debt. [Consumerism Commentary]

YouTube isn't just for sneezing pandas and dancing babies anymore. Starting Friday, you'll be able to rent movies for $4 a pop. [Epicenter]

Is cash really safe? Brett Arends argues why it isn't. [WSJ.com]

The Daily Beast reveals America's 75 Worst Commutes. Number 1: The Hollywood Freeway in Los Angeles. [The Daily Beast]

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