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Iowa’s Home Stretch

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Thursday, December 27, 2007

The clock is ticking to the Iowa caucuses: one week to go. How are candidates and voters spending the week between Christmas and New Years? Also, following up on the Bhutto assassination; the end of the incandescent lighbulb; and the next installment of our ongoing series on personal finance with Alvin Hall. This week: how to deal with holiday debt.

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Alvin Hall

Would you vote for Willard Romney?

Gail Collins, New York Times columnist, talks about her end-of-the-year news quiz and the presidential race.

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Wrapping Up Finances

Alvin Hall, personal finance expert and author, You and Your Money: It's More Than Just the Numbers (Atria, 2007), explains what you should be thinking about financially at the end of the year.

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Bhutto Assasinated

Kiran Khalid, a Pakistani-American television reporter. talks about Benazir Bhutto's assassination.

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One Week to Iowa

With one week to go until the Iowa presidential caucuses, WNYC political director Andrea Bernstein offers an analysis of where things stand.

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Lights Out

Jennifer Bogo, senior science editor at Popular Mechanics magazine, talks about the new energy bill--and its mandate to phase out the incandescent lightbulb.

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