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Bailout bill gets tangled up in views

Bob Moon | Sep 26, 2008
Whenever a big package makes its way through Congress, it inevitably gets bigger. Items get added. New proposals are proposed. And while the stakes may be higher with the financial bailout proposal, this time's no different. Bob Moon reports.
Posted In: Economy, Wall Street
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Blogging the volatile markets

| Sep 26, 2008
Managing your money is hard enough right now without an audience. Host Tess Vigeland welcomes three personal finance bloggers back to the show to see how they're addressing the difficult times.
Posted In: Internet, Savings
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Curbing college credit use

Rachel Dornhelm | Sep 26, 2008
The Treasury Department is trying to stop consumers from getting into credit card trouble right from the start with a series of ads targeting college-age spenders. Rachel Dornhelm reports.
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The 'free-market bailout'

| Sep 25, 2008
Peter Coy, economics editor at BusinessWeek, calls the market rescue plan a "free-market bailout," which is, of course, a contradiction in terms. Host Stacey Vanek-Smith asks what he thinks of the situation.
Posted In: Economy, Wall Street
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Will bailout address banking worries?

Stephen Beard and Scott Jagow | Sep 29, 2008
The House is expected to vote on a financial bailout package today, but investors are wondering whether this will shake the fear out of the banking system. Scott Jagow talks to Stephen Beard about Europe's bailout methods.
Posted In: Investing
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Is there an upside here for taxpayers?

| Sep 24, 2008
Host Scott Jagow turns to Fortune magazine's Allan Sloan to get his take on the administration's $700 billion mortgage bailout plan. Sloan says he's outraged that there's no obvious plus for taxpayers.
Posted In: Economy
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Coupons: Quit snipping, start clicking

Janet Babin | Sep 12, 2008
Tough times make those coupons in the Sunday paper even more tempting. But even that familiar search for savings is transforming in the Internet age. Janet Babin reports.
Posted In: Retail
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We need a Main Street bailout too

| Sep 24, 2008
Commentator Robert Reich has been watching all the hearings and statements and posturing of the past couple of days. He says Congress and the White House might have missed some economic fundamentals. And that could put the whole plan in trouble.
Posted In: Economy, Wall Street
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The Big Story: Bailout plan's wild ride

Kai Ryssdal | Sep 26, 2008
It's been a heck of a week, hasn't it? The deal was on. Then it was off. The economy was collapsing -- but not yet, it seems. Kai Ryssdal talks with Katie Benner of Fortune magazine and David Leonhardt of The New York Times about all that's happened.
Posted In: Economy, Wall Street
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What's your number?

| Sep 26, 2008
Does retirement savings seem like a guessing game? Host Tess Vigeland talks with Lee Eisenberg, author of "The Number," about the factors you should consider when preparing your nest egg.
Posted In: Retirement

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