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Friday, November 20, 2009 Financial Survival Guide

Local Financial Stories -- Read All

Kentucky's Jobless Rate Climbs To 11.2 Percent

Unemployment up in October despite signs the economy is improving.

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	Six Spooktacular Treats On A Teeny Tiny Budget No need to worry if funds are tight for Halloween. Margie Potts has recipes for Halloween that are affordable and frightfully fun! Watch Video
	Cook An Amish Pork Chop Dinner For Under $10 A delicious home-cooked meal for under $10 from The Miller Haus. Watch Video

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Foreclosure Finder

Navigating the New Real Estate Market
Looking for deals on a house? Search our new Foreclosure Finder to find out which areas have the most foreclosures and find homes in your area at bargain prices.

Staying Afloat Financially -- Read All

Jean Chatzky: Cutting costs on college

5 ways you can save on expenses while still investing in your or your child's education.

Surviving at Work -- Read All

The stuff you DON'T want in your resume

Inside, funny examples where job-seekers went too far

Survival Tools

Stretching Every Dollar -- Read All

Wedding ahead: How you can save thousands even while splurging

Don't have $30,000 to spend, or even $10,000? How to have all the trappings of a great wedding for thousands less.

Don't Waste Your Money -- Read All

Do Outlets Really Save Money?

John Matarese has a consumer investigation into whether outlet stores really offer savings these days compared with malls and discount stores Video

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Business News -- Read All

Vehicle fuel efficiency up in 2008 model year

The fleet of new cars and trucks sold to U.S. consumers averaged 21 miles per gallon in the 2008 model year, a modest increase over the previous year, the Environmental Protection Agency reported Friday.

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