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The Color of Money is a weekly podcast navigating the daunting maze of personal finance, with Day to Day's Michelle Singletary. (Author: National Public Radio)

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Recent episodes from Npr: The Color Of Money

Job Interview Tactics

Published: Jun 24, 08

Maybe you just got fired. Maybe you just graduated from college. Our personal finance contributor discusses what interviewees should keep in mind when heading off to a job interview.
Savings Ground Rules For Grads

Published: Jun 17, 08

Has your recent college grad moved back home? Personal finance guru Michelle Singletary discusses how to get recent graduates who move home to start stashing away some savings and to pay down debt. She also suggests writing up a rental agreement.
Finding Summer Work In A Tight Economy

Published: Jun 11, 08

The tight job market could be bad news for teens seeking summer work. If your teen does find a job, will he or she know how to manage those paychecks? Our personal finance contributor talks with Alex Cohen about ways to help teens find a job.
Weighing The Benefits Of Savings

Published: Jun 3, 08

Is it better to pay off your car or to put that money into savings? What about student loans? Madeleine Brand gets advice from personal finance contributor Michelle Singletary.
Managing Credit Card Problems

Published: May 20, 08

Having trouble keeping up with your credit cards these days? Our personal finance contributor has some tips to help you manage your plastic.
Credit Companies Crack Down

Published: May 13, 08

The credit crunch means some credit card companies are clamping down on outstanding debt. Our personal finance contributor discusses how to get and keep the best credit deal.
How To Stay On Top After Graduation

Published: May 6, 08

This spring, millions of college students are joining a workforce battered by a bad economy. Resist the urge to buy a new wardrobe and car, says our personal finance contributor.
Color Of Money: Freelancing

Published: Apr 29, 08

Could you potentially make more money freelancing than in your current job? Our personal finance contributor offers tips on how to survive an independent work life.
Color Of Money: Property Taxes

Published: Apr 22, 08

In many areas, even as housing prices are falling, property taxes are increasing. Our personal finance expert discusses how you can appeal your property tax assessment.
The Risks Of Bailing Out Family Members

Published: Apr 15, 08

If your son, sister or best friend is facing foreclosure, it may be tempting to bail them out. Generous impulses may have serious consequences, however, says personal finance expert Michelle Singletary.
Color Of Money: The Right Time To Buy A Home

Published: Apr 8, 08

Our personal finance expert weighs in on the best savings plan, IRAs and how to choose the right time to buy a home.
How Not To Use Stimulus Money

Published: Feb 12, 08

President Bush is expected to sign off on an economic stimulus bill Wednesday that would supply millions of Americans with a check for $600 to $1200. Although it may be tempting to buy an extra pair of designer shoes or skis, the money would be more wisely placed elsewhere.
Is It Time To Refinance?

Published: Jan 29, 08

The housing crisis has driven interest rates down on mortgage loans. That doesn't necessarily mean it's the best time for everyone to refinance.
Color Of Money: The Time To Refinance?

Published: Jan 29, 08

The housing crisis has driven interest rates down on mortgage loans. That doesn't necessarily mean it's the best time for everyone to refinance.
Making The Most Of Long-term Care Insurance

Published: Jan 22, 08

Timing one's purchase of long-term care insurance correctly can help save thousands of dollars and hours of anxiety. We offer tips so that your family members will be protected should they need to enter a nursing home.