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Apr 03, 2008 -- Websites/phone numbers mentioned:

EvaluateLifeInsurance.org - Estimates "true" investment returns on any cash value life insurance policy
Sites.Google.com - Google's free web-building tool
The American Enterprise Institute's loan cheat sheet - Know the basic facts about your mortgage
The American Enterprise Institute's definition of terms - Familiarize yourself with mortgage terms
Mint.com - Free online budgeting tool
Wesabe.com - Free online budgeting tool

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  • re: scam inheritance e-mails
    Dear Deanna,
    It may be difficult to physically track down the person who is sending you these e-mails. You could begin by getting in touch with your local police and see if they have an ID theft division. Again though, the web is so anonymous that bringing the person to justice may not be so easy.
    By Team Clark @ 04/07/08 09:49:44 AMreport abuse
  • scam inheritance e-mails
    I know that I am receiving scam e-mails from a man claiming all I have to do is give my banking information to receive monies, my question is how can I get this man to stop? I listen to your show and would be happy to forward the e-mails I am just so worried about identity theft etc. You always seem to have all the answers and am just curious what I should do? Thanks for all the great information. Sincerely, Deanna
    By deanna orsi @ 04/07/08 03:27:43 AMreport abuse
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