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7:36PM | May 4, 2009 | comments: 5
Tips For Tough Times
All this week, we’re presenting “Tips For Tough Times” with our financial answer man, Ted Beck. Ted is president and CEO of the National Endowment for Financial Education, known as NEFE. It’s mission is to improve the lives of Americans through financial literacy.
Check out the National Endowment for Financial Education's website for many more tips and ideas on getting your finances together during the recession.
Watch video after the jump...
Comments: 5
Hi Jim! I've been a big fan for years..
I wanted to bring your attention to my website, MarketFriends.com that offers a number of forums, including live chat, and idea generation for people who invest in the stock market, and other financial markets. The site is actually a social network, with personalized profiles, combined with forums that allow investors and retail (non-professional) traders to communicate with others around the world. It is a free membership site, and I created it to give a competitive advantage to those investors on 'Main Street' who traditionally feel that they lack the information network that Wall Street has. I would love it if you could give a little 'shout out' to MarketFriends.com on your broadcast, because it would benefit so many people. Thanks!
is post above a form of spam marketing???
KC, I asked myself the same thing.
Hey, I'm looking for the clip from last nights segment. You had a couple of seconds of The Dave Brockie experience, or GWAR without their makeup on screaming "I've got too much stuff!" which blew my mind. Please tell me that's going up soon or is available to watch somewhere on this site?
Good Evening Jim:
My family and I have been trying for a long time to purchase a home with no luck, a few months back we heard about government loans given to first time home buyers that does not require us to pay back. We need that assistance now more than ever due to an extra addition to our family coming in October, if you would be so kind as to give us some more information about these government loans and point us in the right directions it would be greatly appreciate.
Thank you,
E