MSN - Anthony Mirhaydari - Of all Super Bowl commercials, Chrysler's latest pro-America, Imported-from-Detroit pep talk may be getting the most attention. As you've no doubt seen by now, Clint Eastwood's steely gaze and growling baritone speak of a county knocked down but not out. A country that's hurting, scared and angry. A country that's lost its AAA credit rating. A country that needs to pull together to pick itself up.

Wall Street Journal - Matthew Strozier - Zillow’s home-value forecast released on Thursday predicts a drop of 3.7% this year, which only looks like an improvement when measured against the 4.7% drop in 2011. Some markets hammered by the housing bust, such as Phoenix, Los Angeles and Riverside, Calif., should bottom out for home values in 2012, according to Zillow, and might even see a slight increase in values.

Realty Times - Carla Hill - Get of debt today! It sounds a bit like a late-night infomercial, but the truth is that a debt-free lifestyle can be within reach for you and your family.

Scott Grannis - I began getting very bullish back in December 2008, having observed numerous signs of improvement, most notably declining swap spreads and the Fed's aggressive expansion of the monetary base. In one post around mid-December, "The coming cash conundrum and the return of the carry trade," I wondered how long it would take people to realize that holding lots of cash (a very popular idea at the time, given how fearful people were that the end of the world as we know it was approaching) would be embarrassing.

MoneyLand - Kayla Webley - If you’re struggling to pay credit card debt, car loans or even gambling debt, you can wipe the slate clean in bankruptcy. Struggling to pay your student loans? Sorry, you’ll just have to figure that one out on your own.