The Naked Buck – Exposing Financial Truth

The Naked Buck will now be airing every Sunday, on Mountain FM.

We have switched from KBS to Mountain FM.

Time: Every Sunday 7:30am

Frequency: 99.3 Castlegar/ 103.5 Nelson/ 96.7 Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway/ 104.1 Trail/ 93.3 Christina Lake/ 103.7 Rock Creek, Osoyoos, Oliver/ 91.9 Crawford Bay

www.mountainfm.net

If you have any questions or concerns please contact Stephen Hill at 1.800.932.9989 or email financial@septen.com.

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Who can open an RESP?

Generally, anyone may open an RESP and make regular contributions to it. You may also open an RESP as a joint with your spouse or common law partner. When opening an RESP you become the subscriber and make contributions to the beneficiary of your choice. However, the beneficiary must be a resident of Canada. Also, the beneficiary must be less than 21 years of age at the time he or she is named as the beneficiary.

How to open an RESP

Opening an RESP is very easy. All you need is a social insurance number for you and your child/beneficiary, then choose a RESP service provider. Most financial institutions, such as banks or credit unions, group plan dealers, and certified financial planners will be able to meet your needs.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact Stephen Hill at 1.800.932.9989 or email financial@septen.com.

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For all the Naked Buck Radio listener’s

We will now be uploading the radio show to our website so that you may listen to it at any time you may like.

This is the radio session taped on September 13, 2009.

 The Naked Buck September 13, 2009: Download

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Many investors jump into and out of even the best funds as market conditions change, dramatically lowering their returns. It does little good to purchase the right stocks or funds if the next time the market trembles you find yourself scurrying to the safety of money markets assets.

-Jeremy J. Siegel

For more information please contact Stephen Hill at 1.800.932.9989 or email him at financial@septen.com.

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Whatever method you use to pick stocks of stock mutual funds, your ultimate success or failure will depend on your ability to ignore the worries of the world long enough to allow your investments to succeed. It isn’t the head but the stomach that determines the fate of the stock-picker.

-Peter Lynch

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A crash does not come knocking at the front door by appointment.

-Jim Slater

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What is an RESP?

A registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a registered plan that allows families to contribute towards a child’s education. An individual who is the subscriber to the savings plan makes contributions to the RESP, which earns income. The subscriber has one or more beneficiaries and agrees to make contributions to help finance his or her post-secondary education.

The RESP is used to help finance a course or education program of your choice. The course of study must be at least three consecutive weeks long, with a minimum of 10 hours of instruction or work per week.

For more information please contact Stephen at 1.800.932.9989 or email financial@septen.com.

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For the investor who knows what he is doing, volatility creates opportunity.

-John Train

For more information please contact Stephen at 1.800.932.9989 or email financial@septen.com.

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Just to let everyone know we will now be airing the Naked Buck on Mountain FM, we have switched from KBS to Mountain FM.

Every Sunday

Time: 7:30am

Frequency:

99.3 Castlegar/ 103.5 Nelson/ 96.7 Grand Forks , Midway, Greenwood/ 104.1 Trail/ 93.3 Christina Lake/ 103.7 Rock Creek, Osoyoos, Oliver/ 91.9 Crawford Bay.

www.mountainFM.net

IF you have any questions or concerns please contact us at 1.800.932.9989 or email financial@septen.com.

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If you are susceptible to selling everything in a panic, you ought to avoid stocks.

-Peter Lynch

For more information please contact Stephen at 1.800.932.9989 or email financial@septen.com.

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