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This week's episode of On Your Money
February 2nd, 2010

On today's show Joy and I discussed the "Income Based Repayment" program available for student loans, remodeling with an eye toward energy efficiency, contributing to IRAs and Roth IRAs, and deciding whether to remodel or move.

Our "Good Buy" was a free shipping or a free extra half-pound of apple-smoked bacon from Nueske's in Wittenberg, Wisconsin. You can send in your questions, comments, or suggestions for Good Buys to onyourmoney@wpr.org, or to me directly at kevin@onyourmoney.com. Until next time . . .

Spend less, have more!

Kevin McKinley



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Why You Should Take Out a New Mortgage Now
05/12/09
Overview:

Low interest rates now make it a great time to get a longer, larger mortgage, and it may help you combat higher inflation and interest rates later on.



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