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September 2008

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Each month, Brain Food highlights podcasts by others on key issues that impact your pocketbook.

This month we're featuring two podcasts focusing on your money from National Public Radio.

"The Price of College" from Talk of the Nation discusses the question "How should we pay for college?"

"Myth vs. Fact In Cost Cutting TIps" from Tell Me More discusses effective measures to trim costs.

 

Brain Food contains links to sites that we think provide interesting information. While we like highlighting good podcasts, neither the credit union nor Remar Sutton and Associates mean this spotlight on the podcasts to be an endorsement of any products or services mentioned in them.

This site contains links to other sites ("Linked Sites") which are not under the control or direction of the Credit Union. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by the Credit Union of the site or any association with its operators. The Linked Sites are not bound by the Credit Union's privacy policy and therefore you access them at your own risk.

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Census Forms will soon be appearing in mailboxes. Check out the Census 2010 site for answers to questions, how the process works, and why the census is taken every 10 years.

1040 Central
Check out this section of the IRS website for tax law changes, tax fraud alerts, first-time homeowners credit, frequently asked questions, and much more.

Track down the best tax preparer
Looking for someone to prepare your taxes, then this article gives you tips on how to find the best one for your situation.

Watch Out! Here's what's not covered by the CARD Act
This article from Consumer Reports describes some practices that the CARD Act doesn't cover.

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