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Published on -11/6/2009, 11:19 AM

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Former TV star bounces back from woes

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OLATHE, Kan. (AP) -- Willie Aames, the former star of TV's "Eight is Enough," says he's on his way back from financial ruin.

In fact, the 49-year-old Olathe resident who has filed for bankruptcy twice since 1997, is training to become a financial adviser.

Aames says he hopes his story will help others who are facing severe financial problems.

Thomas W. Butch, the president of Waddell & Reed Inc. took an interest in the former actor after he hit bottom. Aames has responded by passing two of the three tests required to qualify as a financial adviser.

Butch says he thinks Aames has the talent to become a good financial adviser.

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Information from: The Kansas City Star, http://www.kcstar.com

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