March 2012 Archive

Tips for Raising Financially Fit Kids

At 8:20 a.m. on the nose they raced into the classroom, 25 spirited kindergarteners. They paid no attention to me as they stuffed their jackets into their cubbies and made their way to table time. This morning they found pennies and cardboard cards showing... (more...)

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How Do I Get Mary To Help Us?

I have received a lot of requests from viewers who want to know how they can get on my TV show “We Owe What?” If you’ve got a money problem that you need help with- we want to hear from you. It is easy to get started. You go to the... (more...)

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The Kids Have Grown the Nest Egg Hasn’t

Congratulations, the kids are building their own young adult lives. You did it! But while you were taking care of their dreams did you make sure you were tending to the nest egg that will take care of yours? Cindy and John’s story should motivate... (more...)

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Where You Can See My Show “We Owe What?”

The debut of my new show “We Owe What?” is off to a great start. And now it is available in even more communities across the country! Click on this link to get episode times and local listings. After you check it out let me know what you think... (more...)

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Facing Past Money Mistakes and Letting Kids Fly $olo

For Cindy and John Russo, nothing is more important than the happiness of their two sons and the success of their band – even if that means their finances are left playing second fiddle. John often leaves Cindy in the dark about the bills, and carries... (more...)

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Faith and Finances: Meet the Chandlers

The Chandler family is devoted to their church, but has lost faith in their finances. Even after downsizing to a smaller house, Nate and Thilana still find themselves in the red each month. With bills mounting and five children to feed, the Chandler family... (more...)

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The Difference Between Tax Credits and Deductions

A question I get a lot is, “What is the difference between a tax deduction and a tax credit?” The Answer: A tax deduction is something that reduces how much taxable income you claim. A tax credit is something that directly reduces how much... (more...)

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