Counting the benjamins your government is spending
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
1w ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Adam Andrzejewski, founder of OpenTheBooks.com, who introduces Benjamin, a bot that allows consumers to discover how their tax dollars are being spent. Our national debt is over $36 trillion. Where is the money going? Find out. Pay Benjamin a visit ..read more
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Beware of debt relief offers
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
2w ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Bruce McClary of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, who discusses the special needs of military and the many frauds targeting other consumers. He describes how the debt relief promised may only increase the debt load, how promises to erase credit card debt may backfire and other scams that trap consumers ..read more
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How the move away from fossil fuels might change your daily life
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
3w ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Daniel Turner, the founder of Power the Future, who discusses how the drive to eliminate the use of fossil fuels could affect production of thousands of items we depend on, including medical devices, medication, clothing, cars, computers and cell phones ..read more
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Maryland is number one – in increased mortgage debt
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
1M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Christie Matherne, editor at Wallethub, to discuss the reasons Maryland has the dubious honor of having the highest mortgage levels in the country. She also outlines ways to help deal with inflation, credit card debt and type budgets ..read more
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Free speech, hate speech and the role of government
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
1M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Mark Jamison of the American Enterprise Institute, who says government regulation of what we see on social media is a threat to democracy ..read more
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Health concerns around the move away from plastic bottles
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
1M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Rick Berman, president of RBB Strategies, who describes how some charities are spending very small amounts of donations on their mission of helping veterans. He also talks about the move to use aluminum instead of plastic containers. And the health concerns about the element being absorbed by the human body ..read more
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Overdraft fee caps could end up costing consumers more
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
2M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with John Berlau of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, who discusses the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's proposed rule that would cap the amount of overdraft fees financial institutions can charge customers. He also talks about the data breach at the Bureau that affected personal files of 256,000 consumers ..read more
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The ConsumerMan's top tips
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
2M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Herb Weisbaum, contributing editor at Consumers’ Checkbook Magazine, who discusses wiping personal data off devices before recycling them, the questions to ask before joining a gym and the move to limit high overdraft fees charged by banks ..read more
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When you need a lawyer and when you might not
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
2M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with Tom Gordon, the executive director of Responsive Law, who discusses actions being taken to make the legal system more accessible and affordable to consumers. In addition, he describes the need to raise the dollar amount for cases in small claims court ..read more
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Do you love where you live?
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by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
2M ago
Host Shirley Rooker speaks with WalletHub's Cassie Happe, who discusses a study on the most dangerous cities in the country and some of the factors that contribute to the ratings. While homicides have seen a small decline, other crimes have risen steeply.  ..read more
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