TONIGHT
E-mail a friendSeptember 10, 2004
Personal finance expert Lynette Khalfani defines "good" vs. "bad" debt. Legendary musician Al Jarreau previews his new CD—his first jazz project in 27 years & the kickoff to the 2nd half of his career.
Lynnette Khalfani
Lynnette Khalfani
Full interview. (8:07)
Lynnette Khalfani is an award-winning financial news journalist who writes a weekly syndicated newspaper column, 'Financially Fit.' She personally eliminated more than $100,000 in credit card debt, without filing bankruptcy, credit counseling or missing a payment. Khalfani's new book, Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide To Financial Freedom offers an action plan for those looking to jumpstart their finances; get out of debt; and save more money.
Al Jarreau
Al Jarreau
Critically acclaimed vocalist Al Jarreau is one of the rare artists to have won Grammy Awards in three different categories (jazz, pop and R&B). However, music wasn't always the major force in his life. Jarreau excelled in sports and received his master's degree in vocational rehabilitation. He began a career as a rehab counselor, but eventually gave in to his passion for performing. Seven Grammy wins later, he has several new projects, including "Love Songs"—a compilation of music celebrating romance.