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Managing the Holidays in a Period of Economic Uncertainty
Let's Chat Today
Frustrated that you can't cash in your frequent flier miles to save you more money this holiday season? Then join me online today at noon to find out how to redeem those points or awards. My guests for today's online chat will be Tim Winship and Randy Petersen co-authors of "Mileage Pro: The Insider's Guide to Frequent Flyer Programs," which is the November Color of Money Book Club selection.
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Ask a question now or if you miss the chat, read the transcript.
To learn more about their book read "Working the Frequent-Flier System," my column from Nov. 4.
Economy Catch-Up
Maybe reading more about the economy will serve as a way to keep you on budget this holiday season. Here's a roundup of some good stories from The Post's economy writer, Neil Irwin:
* Fallout From Credit Crunch Creates Another One (Nov. 20).
* Signs Are Pointing South on Wall Street (Nov. 27).
* In Stormy Market, Tough to Hang On (Nov. 28).
* Wall Street Soars on Hopes of Rate Cut (Nov. 29).
XM Show
If you weren't able to join me for my chat today, call into my new show "Singletary Says" on XM Satellite Radio, Channel 169 The Power.
The show airs every Sunday from 8 to 10 p.m. ET. The number is (866) 801-TALK or (866) 801-8255. You can also e-mail your question to michelle@xm169thepower.com or at singletarym@washpost.com. Be sure to put "XM" in the subject line.
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