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"Educating Rico": Health Care

Jan 22, 2005
In this installment of our series 'Educating Rico', our own Rico Gagliano is on mission. Can he uncover the mysteries of finding affordable health insurance for individuals?
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"Day in the Work Life": Park Ranger

Jan 22, 2005
On today's "A Day In the Work Life" -- our weekly look at how folks trade time for money -- we take a hike with a park ranger.
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The AMT

Jan 22, 2005
Tax season is creeping ever closer. This year, more people than ever are going to be hit by an old tax called the Alternative Minimum Tax. Marketplace's Lisa Napoli finds out what it is…and what it might mean for your tax bill.
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From the Money Matters Desk: Bonuses

Jan 15, 2005
The checks from holiday bonuses are just now clearing the banks. And while the extra cash may make for a merry holiday season, author and work consultant Michael Laskoff tells Kai that a bonus may not always be a good thing, especially when it’s in place of a raise.
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Resume Creep

Jan 15, 2005
Is it time to fact-check your own resume? If you're job hunting, you shouldn't hide your light under a shell, but you shouldn't overstate your wattage either. Reporter Tanya Ott asks, are you really fluent in Spanish?
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"Day in the Work Life": Lobbyist

Jan 15, 2005
Jack and Jill went up the hill…to talk to Congress. On today's "A Day In the Work Life" -- our weekly look at how folks trade time for money -- we go to Capitol Hill with a lobbyist.
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Property Taxes

Jan 15, 2005
Booming real estate prices are good news for property owners... except for: higher property taxes. Kai asks Money Magazine reporter Jon Birger about how to keep your property tax bill in check. And what to do if you think your tax bill is too high.
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Job Retraining

Jan 15, 2005
On Friday, Oracle announced thousands of layoffs at PeopleSoft, now that the merger has gone through. Tech isn’t the only sector where jobs are being lost. Airline workers are now threatened, and major layoffs could mean major retraining efforts for tens of thousands of employees. Or not. Marketplace's Bob Moon reports.
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From the Money Matters Desk: Credit Scores

Jan 9, 2005
We get many questions from listeners wanting to know how actions like opening store credit cards or checking credit reports will impact their credit scores. On this week's Money Matters- our regular look at how to improve your bottom line- we ask how do credit scores work? MSN Money Expert Liz Pulliam Weston has the answer.
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Airlines Decline

Jan 9, 2005
Delta Airlines slashed its fares this week. And - no more Saturday night stayovers needed. Other airlines are following, and others may never be able to compete. Christopher Elliott, Ombudsman for National Geographic Traveler, offers consumer tips on how to deal with all the news in the airline industry.

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