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Could you afford to retire tomorrow? A Wolfeboro, NH, couple shares their strategy for retiring with money to spare, living simply, foreclosure mediation and keeping neighborhoods stable are also featured.
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Saving money may not be top-of-mind for a lot of young people, but the NH Jump$tart Coalition works to improve the personal financial literacy of young adults. Meet a Windham, NH, teen who’s working hard for his dollars. Also featured, Staycations, Teaching Kids to Save, Avoiding Investment Fraud, Job Hunting Strategies, and Dig it! Gardening on the Cheap.
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ReStores & Affordable Home Improvement, Looking For a Job, Growing a Business in Tight Times, Matched Savings Plans, and the Economic Importance of Nonprofits.
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Local Fishermen Catch On To Community Supported Fisheries, Job Retraining for Boomers, Investor Savvy Assistance from AARP, and Business Etiquette with Peter Post.
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This episode looks at smart remodeling, buying more on your grocery budget and reducing the stress of unemployment.
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Protecting your investments from swindlers, following a dream of starting a business, obtaining small business loans, and staying warm with help from a home energy assistance program are featured in this program.
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Learn how colleges in Vermont are working together to help students and their families cope. Also, a Maine couple struggles with their “green” investment, retraining NH mill workers, a look at how to avoid investment scams, and "Common Security Clubs” from the Institute for Policy Studies.
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A “frugal zealot” from Maine offering advice, a job club established in Vermont, residents of a NH manufactured home neighborhood taking action to save their homes – these are among the ways our New England neighbors are making it through tough economic times.
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Featured stories cover time banks that exchange services instead of money; SCORE, a community-based, volunteer organization of small business owners who counsel other business owners on how to make a small business successful; mortgage deferments; and eating well on a budget.
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Part of “Crunch Time,” a vermonttiger.com symposium held at the Burlington Hilton on May 25th, 2010. Panelists include: Bruce Lisman, Michael Gardner, & Glenn Eno. Moderator: Mary Alice McKenzie. |
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The New England Economic Partnership hosted a conference on the critical issues confronting the economy. |
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Bill Carrigan, CFE is a securities examiner with Vermont’s Department of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration (BISHCA). He spoke with M$NE correspondent, Bridget Barry Caswell about how to detect and avoid investment fraud schemes. |
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National Gardening Association’s Charlie Nardozzi created these brief, but focused, how-to videos to show you how to perform basic gardening tasks easily and accurately. |
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A lecture about meeting successful Women’s Small Business Program graduates and enjoying great food. For anyone who’s ever thought about starting or owning a business, or just wants to explore their own potential, there’s no better way to get started. |
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Robert Egger, a nonprofit expert and founder of DC Central Kitchen, a job training and meal distribution nonprofit, talks about the important role nonprofits play in the US economy. Extended for the web. |
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We talk with Bill Gilson of Monadnock Community Bank about how to go about obtaining a loan. |
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Host Jennifer Rooks finds about "Common Security Clubs” from the Institute for Policy Studies. |
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A 60-minute documentary on preventing investment fraud, developed by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, in partnership with AARP. |
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The New England Economic Partnership hosted a conference on the critical issues confronting the economy. |
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