Retirement saving, identity theft topics on H&FF Radio

WASHINGTON (9/3/10)--Policy experts on Sunday's H&FF Radio show tackle a range of issues facing families during these tough times: retirement saving, financial empowerment for domestic violence survivors, identity theft, and overdrafts.

This is a rebroadcast of the H&FF Radio program that first aired Oct. 18, 2009.

The show, which you also can hear later via the Internet, features Paul Berry, Washington, D.C., journalist and broadcaster, discussing these topics with special guests:

  • "Five Rules to Retirement Saving," with Bill Losey, certified financial planner and author, Bill Losey Retirement Solutions, Wilton, New York;

  • "Financial Empowerment for Domestic Violence Survivors," with Sue Else, president, National Network to End Domestic Violence, Washington, D.C.;

  • "Why We're Losing the War Against Identity Theft," with Robert Siciliano, television news correspondent, author, and security expert, Boston, Mass.; and

  • "Spending Money You Don't Have? Overdrafts Are Telling You Something," with Susan Tiffany, director, consumer periodicals, Center for Personal Finance, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA), Madison, Wis.

Home & Family Finance is a resource center for personal finance information at CUNA. The radio show is sponsored by CO-OP Network, the national credit union ATM network; Cabot Creamery Cooperative, maker of award-winning cheddar; and the Defense Credit Union Council and member credit unions, serving those who serve the country worldwide.

Home & Family Finance airs Sundays at 3 p.m. ET on the Radio America Network. The show also is carried on American Forces Radio Network. The one-hour program devoted to consumer finance issues is brought to you by America's credit unions and their 90 million members, and is presented by CO-OP Network.

CUNA and Radio America are podcasting Home & Family Finance through iTunes, Podcast Alley, Odeo, and other popular podcast library sites, as well as on Radio America and CUNA's websites.

For more information, read "Overdrafts Are Telling You Something" and watch the "How to Prevent Identity Theft" video in the Home & Family Finance Resource Center.

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Resource Links
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
Your Retirement Guidelines and Goals handbook
Build a Basic Budget: The 5-Step Spending Plan member seminar kit
Plan It: Website for Baby Boomers 40-60
Identity Theft: Who’s Got Your Number? member seminar kit
How to Manage Your Checking Account statement stuffer

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