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Letters: Saving as much as you can

by Tess Vigeland and Paddy Hirsch
Jan 13, 2012
Tess Vigeland and senior producer Paddy Hirsch go through the Marketplace Money mailbag.
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Start a 'Forget You Fund'

by Tess Vigeland
Jan 6, 2012
Who wants a boring emergency fund when you can have an exciting "Forget You Fund?" OK, they're the same thing, but we learn how changing your mindset may actually help you save for emergencies.
There's even a catchy tune to remind you to put money in your "Forget You Fund"!
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Ask Money

The principle of "Pop"

by Chris Farrell
Dec 2, 2011
How do we deal with an inheritance in an intelligent and fiscally sound manner? Thank you! Steve, Drexel Hill, PA
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Economy 4.0

The Recession's Consumer Paradox

by Dash Wasserman
Aug 23, 2011
David Brancaccio was in Los Angeles last week to guest host Marketplace Money. The theme: Borrow or spend? If we don't spend, life gets drained...
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Economy 4.0

Spending vs. savings during these unnerving times

by David Brancaccio
Aug 19, 2011
Into the teeth of this economic gale, I had to make quite a spending decision this week. It wasn't a frivolous purchase - not the $5,000 carbon-f...
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News In Brief

Report: More Americans are worried about their personal finances

by Jaclyn Giovis
Feb 22, 2011
More Americans are worried about recession impacts on their personal finances than they were a year ago, according to an annual survey that asses...
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Should parents save for their kids' college?

by Amy Scott
Oct 1, 2010
Marketplace asked listeners to weigh in on whether or not parents should save for their kids' college education. Here are some of the reasons...
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