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  • Dec 19, 2009

    Getting Personal

    Money Magazine's Penny Wang joins Tess Vigeland to answer questions from listeners.

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  • Russell and Kandy Hildebrandt speak with Tess Vigeland about celebrating Christmas after paying off $100,000 worth of debt.

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  • Listeners weigh in on impulse buying and everyone's favorite airline catalogue: SkyMall.

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  • An investment firm called FaithShares is bringing religion to the world of Exchange Traded Funds. Senior Editor Paddy Hirsch explains.

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  • It seems everyone is crazy about gold these days, so is it a good time for you to get in on the action and invest? Jeff Tyler investigates.

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  • How can you make sure buying a foreclosed home is a good deal? Realtor John Anderson explains to Tess Vigeland.

  • When you're a New York cabaret singer who loses your life savings to Bernie Madoff, what do you do next? Why, put on a show, of course. Cynthia Crane offers a taste of her one-woman performance called "John Denver, Bernie Madoff and Me."

  • Whether you have millions or just a few dollars, how do you know which causes to support? Charles Bronfman and Jeffrey Solomon, co-authors of "The Art of Giving," talk with Tess Vigeland about how to make every charitable dollar count.

  • Listeners chime in on Marketplace Money coverage, including who should back student loans, who really needs financial education, and our series on kids and money.

  • Los Angeles Times columnist Meghan Daum talks about her fascination with the magazine found in just about every plane seat pocket: SkyMall.

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