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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2008 · 1H

Getting Your Financial Gameplan Together

from CBRSP (OLD PODCAST - DO NOT SUBSCRIBE) · host Chuck Bowen

Chuck gives you the scoop on the new tax credit for first time homebuyers (beware, there's something different about this one!), making your four step gameplan when financial times get tough (like ... now!) and what you should be doing with your investment portfolio. He also helps several callers and emailers with some pretty interesting questions. Find out more about student loan debt forgiveness: * www.StudentAid.ed.gov Verse of the Day: "If you have not been faithful to what is another man's, who will give you what is your own?" ~ Luke 16:12 Caller - I have about $4,000 in payday loans and I can't get ahead. What can I do to get out from underneath this heavy load? Email - If I die, will my estate be responsible for repaying my student loans? Caller - How do I set up a college savings plan for my one year old granddaughter? Caller - My boss owns a large portfolio of rental properties. However, she's having big trouble paying all her bills. What can I tell her to help her turn this situation around? Back to 'The Chuck Bowen Show' archive page at www.chuckbowen.net

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