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  • Credit Card Myths
    Credit cards can be a useful tool when used properly but there are many myths that surround credit cards and credit. On this episode of Money Talks, we discuss these myths and how to keep your credit in good standing.

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  • Paying for College
    Paying for college is one of the most challenging tasks for some families. From the traditional high school senior to the non-traditional older adult getting that degree is a worthy goal. But can you fit the bill? Today we talk with a panel of experts on paying for college.

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  • Personal Finance
    Nancy Lottridge-Anderson and Ryder Taff answer your personal finance questions and give advice about the recent Equifax breach.

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  • Charity Fraud
    Joined today by the Secretary of State, Delbert Hosemann and Assitant Secretary of Charities, Tanya Webber questions about protecting yourself from bad charities were answered. What to do if you donated to a fraudulent charity, how to report a charity, and the proper way to set up a charity are a few of the topics discussed.

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  • Money Talks: Equifax data breach

    Last week credit reporting company Equifax announced that hackers accessed the personal data of 143 million people.Today, we’ll learn how to check to see whose information was compromised: https://www.equifaxsecurity2017.com/

    how to place a credit freeze: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0497-credit-freeze-faqs

    and how to monitor your credit with free credit reports: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0155-free-credit-reports

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  • Money Talks: Emergency Financial Preparedness

    Mississippians are no strangers to hurricane preparedness. In the face of an emergency, we know to secure our property and stock up on nonperishable food and water. But another important aspect of emergency preparedness is often left undone: financial preparedness. In the aftermath of a hurricane or other emergency, you shouldn't have to worry about searching for account information or retroactively trying to remember the details about all of your possessions. Luckily, emergency financial documents are among the easiest things to prepare, ensuring you have everything you need readily available during an emergency. 

    Emergency Financial Preparedness  from the state of Florida  https://www.myfloridacfo.com/Division/Consumers/Storm/documents/EmergencyFinancialPreparednessToolkit.pdf

    MEMA Hurricane guide with phone number for Mississippi:  http://www.msema.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/2017-Hurricane-Guide.pdf

    September 2015 Emergency Financial First Aid Kit (EFFAK): Strengthen Your Financial Preparedness for Disasters and Emergencies   https://www.fema.gov/media-library-data/1441313659987-38b0760a58131b871d494ddacbf52b6e/EFFAK_2015_508.pdf


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  • Money Talks: Lottery Advice

    In today’s show we’ll learn msn.com’s advice about what NOT to do if you win the lottery.

    Saturday, a hospital worker in Massachusetts won the Powerball. Her prize: $758.7 million.  There is an old adage -- no one should ever have to get rich twice. Those who become filthy rich overnight better have a serious plan in place to protect themselves from going broke.

    http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinance/12-things-not-to-do-if-you-win-the-dollar700-million-powerball-prize/ar-AAqiCzT?li=BBnbfcN


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  • Social Security
    Today our guest, Shawn Mercer, District Manager of the Social Security Administration answers questions about Social Security. Maybe he answered one of yours? Listen to find out.

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  • Working Overseas
    Our guest today is Duncan McNicholl who will share his experience of working internationally. If you’re interested in working or volunteering away from the U.S. you’ll need to think about how long you’ll be gone. Why do you want to work overseas? How do you get a VISA to work overseas?

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  • Investing Risk
    How much risk are you willing to take in investing your money? Do you want to make sure you don’t even loose a penny? Or are you willing to go big or go home by investing in extra risky but high paying ventures? Today our team of experts discusses risk in investing.

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