We all know that saving and sound financial planning are important, but we don't do nearly enough. The average person saves only 1.2% of their pre-tax income every year, compared to the recommended 6%. A discussion about the traps we fall into and the pro-active steps we can take to get our financial house in order.
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Teaching Finances
Listen Monday, Apr. 25, 2005 at 1:06 p.m. in EconomyGuests
Janet Bodnar
Editor, "Kiplinger's Personal Finance" magazine
Sheryl Garrett
Certified Financial Planner; author "Money Without Matrimony" and "Just Give Me the Answer$"
Dan Iannicola, Jr.
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Education, Department of the Treasury
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