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Callers receive financial advice.
Publication: The Dallas Morning News (Dallas, Texas) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News) Publication Date: 24-OCT-05 |
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COPYRIGHT 2005 The Dallas Morning News
Byline: Pamela Yip
Oct. 24--Beset by soaring energy prices, slow-growing wages and high debt levels, Americans' personal finances have rarely been under more stress.
Still, callers to Sunday's free financial planning hotline focused on the nuts and bolts of money management and problem-solving, with topics such as investing and elder care.
Financial planners from the Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of the Financial Planning Association answered a range of personal finance questions from readers Sunday as part of the hotline co-sponsored by The Dallas Morning News.
One question was a typical query from a novice investor....
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