Nightly Business Report (PBS) - 2006-06-23
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[0:00] for Oregon.
[0:05] >> Disasters come in many forms. Floods,
[0:08] hurricanes, and earthquakes to name just
[0:10] a few.
[0:10] >> But just about all disasters have two
[0:12] things in common. They tend to be
[0:14] unexpected, and they almost always take
[0:16] a major financial toll.
[0:19] >> So, what actions can individuals and
[0:21] owners of small businesses take to
[0:23] minimize and withstand the financial
[0:25] damage from any type of disaster? Stay
[0:28] tuned to find out. This is a special
[0:30] edition of Nightly Business Report,
[0:33] dealing with disaster, a financial
[0:36] guide, featuring Susie Garb, Paul
[0:39] Kangas, and the NBR team. Nightly
[0:43] Business Report is made possible by
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[0:54] for any nest egg, regardless of size. AG
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[1:33] Good evening. Tonight, we'll be dealing
[1:36] with something that has financial
[1:37] implications for almost everyone. It's a
[1:40] matter that repeatedly makes news. The
[1:42] impact of sudden disasters. Although the
[1:45] tragic tsunami that swept across Asia
[1:47] did not strike American shores, it did
[1:50] make us more aware of our own
[1:51] vulnerability. It also raised awareness
[1:53] of the massive financial losses that
[1:56] disasters of any type can cause. One way
[1:59] to reduce a disas