Debra Silver, JD, LLM, is a practicing attorney with over 15 years of experience in the
employee benefits/retirement security area. Her extensive knowledge of the financial
service industry, government regulations, investment tools, retirement and security
issues, along with her many contacts in these areas, will all be brought to bear in
helping her listeners face the often confusing and intimidating task of planning for Your
Financial Future. Issues
such as how to save, when to save, how to make a realistic budget, what to do with a
given
amount of savings, how to evaluate risk, finding out about savings options at your job,
will all be explored in an informal, lively, chat format with guests. This show will
be of interest whether you are on a hard-driving career path, or an artistic entrepreneur
in the East Village. Have fun and learn how to plan for Your Financial Future
with Debra Silver on the second Monday of every Month.
Debra will educate listeners about the importance of
saving and planning, with an eye toward retirement planning issues. The shows will
focus on a planning and savings basics (such as how mutual funds work) and include
“behind the scenes” views of topical financial issues (such as Enron, tax
changes). Additionally, the show will stress that these issues, and savings, are
important to creative types (actors/artists/web designers)—not just corporate
employees/small business owners!
 Life-long
bachelor Bud Loos was born in Iowa Falls when he was six years old. His
unsubstantiated claim that he is Anita Loos's grand nephew remains
unverified, as do rumors that he is gay. He is the Co-founder of the now
defunct House of Candles Theater on Stanton Street, Loisida. Known mainly
for his "The Early Barroom Poems of Bud Loos," he is currently
working on several screen plays as well as learning how to knit in
Spanish. He is the finest Country Western vocalist currently living on East
Third Street. When asked about some of his other activities he replied,
"maybe, but you'll never prove it in court." He is the proud uncle
of Erik Cedar.
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