Valerie Coleman Morris

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During her more than 15 years at CNN, Valerie Coleman Morris was seen in more than 290 million households, businesses and airport networks. She still appears on CNN as a personal finance guest expert and is viewed as a financial journalist/educator with a unique point of view about money. Valerie is a three-time Emmy Award winning journalist. Her long running syndicated radio feature for CBS Network Radio, With the Family in Mind, has been running three times a week nationally for more than 25 years.

Her first book "MIND OVER MONEY MATTERS: It's Your Money So Take It Personally" is available on Kindle now. It gives a multi-generation approach and mindset for a financial behavioral change to help families make a sustainable recovery from the recession.

Her website www.valeriecolemanmorris.com is the repository of Valerie's financial education messages, her three times a week CBS Network Radio reports, as well as her weekly domestic and international blog posts.

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Why You Should NOT Lend Money to Your Kids

By: Valerie Coleman Morris

June 9, 2011

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When it comes to lending money to family and friends, the words that should first come to mind for our generation: Don't do it!

The 2011 National Foundation for Credit Counseling Survey says nearly a quarter of Americans asks friends and family for money when they find themselves short on cash or staring at financial hurdles that they can't get over without help. Adult children consider The Bank of Mom and Dad the lender of first and last choice.

STOP! In the name of love — for yourself!

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Will You Marry Me . . . and Show Me Your Credit Report?

By: Valerie Coleman Morris

May 31, 2011

Women and Retirement: What You Need to Know Now!

By: Valerie Coleman Morris

May 17, 2011

The Critical Window: The Five Years Before and After You Retire

By: Valerie Coleman Morris

May 3, 2011

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