11/13/04
Marketplace Money for November 13, 2004
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Marketplace Money for November 13, 2004
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Tax Code Reform
Cha-Cha-Changes…tax reform is on President Bush's second term agenda. What might those reforms be? Reporter Bob Moon finds how those proposed changes might change your bottom-line.
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"Day in the Work Life": Movie House Owner
On this week's 'A Day In the Work Life'...our regular look at how folks trade time for money...we watch coming attractions with a movie house owner.
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Mailbag for November 13, 2004
Our economics editor Chris Farrell answers more of your burning money questions. This week: advice on handling finances in a marriage, saving in a tax deferred account, and starting a retirement plan as an older adult.
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"Straight Story": Ownership Society
It's time once again for economics editor Chris Farrell to help you sort out what's smart, what's stupid and what's the 'Straight Story.' Politicians are throwing the term “ownership society” around. But what does that really mean?
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The Wi-Fi World
How about a wireless connection to go with your cappuccino or your burger. Already, you can surf the web at Starbucks and McDonalds…and now whole cities have joined the wi-fi wave by building networks that put you online…without plugging in. Dave Adox reports on Philadelphia's wi-fi plan.
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From the Money Matters Desk: Television Shopping
You think picking the right mutual fund is tough. Try shopping for a television. How do you choose between Plasma, LCD, rear projection, tube, and high definition? On this week's Money Matters -- our regular look at how to improve your bottom line -- we peek into Consumer Reports’ just-released-guide to television buying.
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The "Buzzword": Credit Rating
Life is hard enough without having to decipher everything. Each week, Sound Money brings you a word or a phrase that has bubbled to the top of the news. For instance - "credit rating." You hear it, you see it, but do you really know it?
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Organic Food
Natural food is all the buzz these days. Evidenced by the success of Whole Foods - the world's biggest natural foods supermarket. Last quarter, the company made roughly $30-million in profit. But when you go to any store - how do you know what's natural, what's organic, and what's not? Kai learns how to shop for organic food from Bob Scowcroft of Organic Farming Research Foundation.
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Being the Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve boosted short-term interest rates last week. To help figure out what the Fed's thinking, Kai places a call to economist Hugh Johnson of First Albany.
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