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Making Ends Meet

With entry-level nonprofit salaries rarely much higher than $30,000, it can be tricky to pay for the roof over your head, let alone basic living expenses, loan payments and beer.

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Suzanne D'Amato

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Transcript: Dressed for Work

Tuesday, April 11 at noon ET

If all you own are caps and sweatshirts, Suzanne D'Amato can help assemble an office-ready wardrobe.

Michelle Singletary

Transcript: Color of Money

Friday, April 14 at 1 p.m. ET

Light on cash? Michelle Singletary can help you find ways to live on a graduate's salary.

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