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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 5 Sep 2010 16:18:01 EST - Sep 5

    1. "FIVE RULES TO RETIREMENT SAVING," with Bill Losey, certified financial planner and author, Bill Losey Retirement Solutions, Wilton, New York; 2. "FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS," with Sue Else, president, National Network to End Domestic Violence, Washington, D.C.; 3. "WHY WE'RE LOSING THE WAR AGAINST IDENTITY THEFT," with Robert Siciliano, television news correspondent, author, and security expert, Boston, Mass.; and 4. "SPENDING MONEY YOU DON'T HAVE? OVERDRAFTS ARE TELLING YOU SOMETHING," with Susan Tiffany, director, consumer periodicals, Center for Personal Finance, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA)


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 29 Aug 2010 16:17:57 EST - Aug 29

    1. "THREE (MORE) REASONS TO USE DIRECT DEPOSIT." Susan Tiffany, certified credit union financial counselor and director of consumer periodicals, Credit Union National Association (CUNA)


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 22 Aug 2010 16:17:59 EST - Aug 22

    1. "YOUR CAR LEASE OPTIONS." John Sternal, vice president marketing communications, LeaseTrader.com, covers options for the person looking for someone to take over the remainder of a car lease contract. 2. "THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING." Jennifer Abernethy, CEO, The Sales Lounge, describes the steps business can take to select and use social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, You Tube, and MySpace to market their products and services. 3. "HOW TO RAISE YOUR ADULT CHILDREN." Gail Parent, Emmy award-winning comedy writer and television producer, and Susan Ende, psychotherapist, present advice from their new book for parents who have adult children living with them or who are struggling to relate to their adult kids.


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 15 Aug 2010 16:17:41 EST - Aug 15

    1. "INSURANCE COVERAGE SINGLE PEOPLE SHOULD CONSIDER." Loretta Worters, vice president communications, Insurance Information Institute, covers what 30-somethings need to know about auto, home, life, health, disability, and long-term care insurance, and what affects cost and availability for this stage of life. 2. "HOW TO SAVE AT ANY AGE: TIPS FOR PEOPLE IN THEIR 20S, 30S, 40S, 50S+." Bill Losey, certified financial planner, senior adviser, and retirement coach, reviews savings targets for each decade leading to retirement and explains why--given longer life expectancies and the economy--saving should begin as early as possible. 3. "THE ABCS OF BUILDING CREDIT." Gail Cunningham, vice president public relations, National Foundation for Credit Counseling, shares ways anyone, including recent college graduates, can build good credit to achieve their life dreams. 4. "COMPLAIN FOR RESULTS." Susan Tiffany, certified credit union financial counselor and director of consumer periodicals, Credit Union National Association (CUNA)


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 8 Aug 2010 16:17:50 EST - Aug 8

    1. "YOU ARE YOUR OWN GYM." Mark Lauren, U.S. Special Operations fitness instructor, outlines a fitness program anyone can do to get in better shape and live a healthier lifestyle--without a health club membership or special equipment ?? what a money saver! 2. "WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE FOR RETIREMENT?" John Nelson, retirement and life-stage planning speaker, and instructor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, offers help determining retirement readiness in terms of money, health, and happiness. 3. "CHARITABLE GIVING IN HARD TIMES." Eileen Heisman, president/CEO of National Philanthropic Trust, author and speaker, answers the question: Is philanthropy only for the rich--or can the average person make a difference? 4. "HEALTH CARE ON AISLE 7--THE GROWING PHENOMENON OF RETAIL CLINICS." Dr. Ateev Mehrotra, assistant professor at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and policy analyst at Rand, presents information about the types of patients served, care provided, and whether the clinics' claims are supported by evidence.


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 25 Jul 2010 16:17:45 EST - Jul 25

    HOW TO HAVE A LOT OF FUN FOR JUST A LITTLE MONEY. HOME & FAMILY FINANCE ASKS, ??WHAT??S YOUR STORY??? Susan Tiffany, certified financial counselor and director of consumer periodicals, Credit Union National Association (or CUNA)


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 18 Jul 2010 16:17:41 EST - Jul 18

    Idiot's Guide to Recovering from Identity Theft. Mari Frank, attorney, certified information privacy professional 2. Getting Started Finding a Financial Advisor. Chuck Jaffee, senior columnist, MarketWatch 3. Nannies4Hire.com. Candi Wingate, founder and president 4. How to Be Your Own Financial Regulator: 6 Ways Consumers Can Better Manage Their Personal Finances. Laura Rowley, columnist, Yahoo! Finance


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:17:47 EST - Jul 11

    GRADUATION DEBT: MANAGE STUDENT LOANS AND LIVE YOUR LIFE. Reyna Gobel, freelance journalist, Investopedia and Yahoo! Finance 2. DOES EMPLOYMENT CHANGE MEAN INSURANCE CHANGE? Loretta Worters, vice president - communications, Insurance Information Institute 3. WOMEN, MAXIMIZE YOUR EARNING POTENTIAL. Eleanor Blayney, certified financial planner, author and consumer advocate for the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards 4. CRUISING FOR A BARGAIN. Susan Tanzman, co-owner and president, Martin's Travel and Tours


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  • Home & Family Finance Sun, 4 Jul 2010 16:17:43 EST - Jul 4

    CONSUMER SECURITY BREACHES INCREASE??U.S. HAS NO I.D. THEFT PLAN. John Ulzheimer, Credit.com 2. EAT LOCALLY, SAVE MONEY AND STRENGTHEN YOUR LOCAL ECONOMY WITH TIPS FROM FARMERS MARKET COOKBOOK. Scott Jones, executive food editor, Southern Living Magazine 3. KIDS, WEALTH AND CONSEQUENCES: ENSURING A RESPONSIBLE FUTURE FOR THE NEXT GENERATION. Richard Morris, principal, Resource for Ownership Intelligence (ROI)


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  • Home & Family Finance Wed, 23 Jun 2010 16:17:45 EST - Jun 23

    Predatory Lending by Auto Dealers. "Since When Is 19% Interest Too Much to Pay?" Rosemary Shahan, founder and president, Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety (or CARS)


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