Marketplace Money

Each week on Marketplace Money, host Tess Vigeland looks at major national and international stories that impact the average listener's wallet. A personal finance program that takes an intelligent, interesting, and informed look at the effect money has on us.

Airs Sunday 2-3 p.m.

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11/20/09 Marketplace Money

End-of-the-year tax management; Time for that health spending spree; How long will the gold rush last?; A new kind of marriage counseling; The Little Book of Safe Money; Getting Personal; Looking ahead: next year's health plans; A personal bailout party, L.A. style

11/13/09 Marketplace Money

Live in Portland, it's Marketplace Money; Discussing the basics of budgeting; This dad's money tips aren't a tall order; Families and Oompa Loompas; Comics founder draws on early lessons; Kids' winning essays on money; Rocker knows about being in a jam; Talking money with teens; Tess's closing words on kids and money

11/06/09 Marketplace Money

Mass. may opt to pay flat doctors' fees; What to do with your credit cards; New GI Bill victim of its own popularity; Learn about money at home; Talking money back at her old school; Getting Personal; Finding intimacy in finances; Dad, daughter reflect on money lessons; Earning an allowance through chores

10/30/09 Marketplace Money

Financial Futures: Talking money to kids; Denver's big public transit plans; Mom hands daughter lessons on giving; When is bankruptcy a good idea?; Getting Personal; Parents: Why make money talk taboo?; Fostering financial responsibility in L.A.; Two tragedies, two views on money; Before reform, cards play with interest

10/23/09 Marketplace Money

Faster foreclosures, quicker turnaround; Why I say no to health insurance; How to haggle for the best medical cost; Getting Personal; Buying your own business online; Don't let online reviews fake you out; Suffering from a case of 'luxury guilt?'; How to find lower holiday airfares; One family's recessionary tale; A music studio and a gumball machine