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8 Tips to Turn Your Vacation into a Tax Deduction
Vacation budgets are down, and IRS audits are up. But that doesn’t mean combining a family vacation with business travel is a bad idea – just that you have to be careful and do it right.
Monday’s Deals: Ice Cream, Laptops, Athleticwear, and Free Popcorn
Today’s deals also include: Groceries, graduation cards, and a digital SLR camera.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: The Dow is on a losing streak, gas prices may drop soon, a wildfire goes on a power trip, a double-dip recession isn’t as remote as it once was, and Groupon makes money and loses money.
Friday’s Deals: Clothing, Candles, Ceiling Fans, and a Free Cook Book
Today’s deals, printable coupons, and promo codes also include: rotisserie chicken, eyeglasses, baby supplies, and a free trial gym membership.
Investors Take Warning: Storm Clouds Gathering
Since the market lows of March 2009, the stock market has been all blue skies and sunshine. Now the storm clouds are starting to gather. Is the party over?
How Should You Set up Your Business?
Ask a small-business person why they’re forming a corporation, and you’re likely to get a vague answer like “for tax purposes.” Wrong answer. If you’re an entrepreneur, here’s what you need to know when it comes to setting up your next business.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: OPEC is fighting with itself, home equity is dropping, Ford is set to plug in, kids are costing more, and anti-cancer drugs may cause cancer.
Deal-Seeking Dad: Are Kids Getting Smarter About Money?
A new survey shows that the recession has had one upside: Young people are becoming more financially responsible, although there are still some big gaps in their knowledge.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: OPEC may help lower gas prices, the first hurricane may be here soon, your flight might not be, new government rules could hurt housing, and alcohol sales are doing just fine during the recession.
Senate Rejects Delay of Debit Interchange Fee Cap
Big banks can’t seem to catch a break. On Wednesday afternoon, they lost a vote that would have delayed the implementation of the rule capping so-called “swipe” fees.
Senate Votes Today to Delay “Swipe Fee” Reform
A law is supposed to go into effect next month that would radically reduce the fees retailers pay banks when you use a debit card, costing the banks billions. But will it happen – and more to the point, should you care?
How to Make Dishwasher Detergent (And More)
Wondering how to make dishwasher detergent? Good news, it’s really simple – and cheap – to brew your own detergents.
Wednesday’s Deals: Projectors, Steaks, Men’s Suits, and Free Paint
Today’s deals also include the Nintendo DS Lite, Seattle’s Best Coffee, cologne, and more Father’s Day deals.
Today is World IPv6 Day! Can You See Your Favorite Sites?
Today is World IPv6 Day. So if you’re having trouble reaching Google, Yahoo!, Facebook, YouTube, Bing, or AOL, that’s the reason why. Here’s a little bit of background on what’s happening and, if you have a problem, how to fix it.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Credit is on the rise, customer service is plummeting, a carmaker calls for a bigger gas tax, Obama says don’t panic, and Bernanke says don’t relax just yet.
Making Money With iPhone Apps
You don’t have to be a programmer to start making money with iPhone apps. Here are three ways anyone with an iPhone can make some extra cash.
Ask Stacy: Am I Responsible For My Ex’s Debts?
The spouse who ran up the bill fails to pay them, and the other gets hammered by debt collectors and a plunging credit score. If you get divorced, are you still responsible for your ex’s debts?
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Construction is deconstructing jobs, “teen” means “job,” wheat prices set to rise, Apple takes a bite out of contests, and the U.S. isn’t the happiest country.
Monday’s Deals: Clothing, Shoes, Accessories, and Free Post Cards
Today’s deals also include fragrances, photos, post cards, and housewares.
6 Steps to Prevent Identity Theft of the Dead
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is tough enough without being forced to untangle a complicated web of fraudulent charges. Here’s what to do if you’re in charge of an estate.
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