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Gift From the IRS – Itemizers File on Valentine’s Day This Year
Originally the IRS asked some taxpayers to wait until sometime in mid-February to send in their returns. Now the date is official – February 14.
How to Learn About Doctors Online – Even When They Don’t Want You to
It seems everyone and everything has moved online – except for doctors. Why is it so tough to find out about them online?
U.S. Treasury Tests Debit Cards for Tax Refunds
600,0000 people will be offered a debit card for their tax refund this year. Depending on the results of the trial, the IRS may start issuing more plastic for refunds.
Do U.S. Companies Pay Higher Taxes Than Competitors Around the World?
It’s a common belief that the United States offers lower income tax rates than most other developed countries. Like many common beliefs, this one is wrong.
Take Five – A Roundup of Reads from Around the Web
We scan the web so you don’t have to! A look at five interesting personal finance posts from other bloggers around the web.
How to Be a Budget-Conscious Bride in 2011
The recession may have put an end to many elaborate wedding plans, but young brides have come up with some cost-cutting measures that are creative and tech-friendly.
Resolutions 2011 – Finding Help With Debt
In this economy, more people than ever are resolving to find help getting out of debt. And there’s a lot of help out there, both good and bad: Learn to tell the difference.
The Top 10 Worst Scams of 2010
The Better Business Bureau brings us the most common scams of 2010. How can you protect yourself in 2011? Fortunately, most schemes are variations on a theme: Don’t pay up front fees and you’ll go far.
Breaking News! Celebrity Ads Don’t Really Sell!
Have you ever wondered if celebrities in ads really sell a product? Wonder no more. An exhaustive study says there’s only one star that’s effective at moving product.
3 Ways to Convince Your Doctor to Prescribe Generics
It’s a myth that all generic drugs are somehow inferior to expensive name brands. But sadly, even some doctors believe it. Here’s what you can do to get the best deal for your budget and your body.
Rental or Mental? The Pros and Cons of Letting Strangers Use Your Car
Would you lend your car to a total stranger for some cash? It’s happening in England, and there are a couple of small companies trying it on this side of the Atlantic as well.
Resolutions 2011 – 5 Steps to Building a Budget That Works
If you’ve ever tried to stick to a budget and failed at following through, it’s because you didn’t take one of these steps. Here’s how to create a budget that works.
How Not to Land a Job: 18 Interview No-Nos
As job opportunities open up, job-interview blunders are going up. Avoid these mistakes – some common and others just weird – at your next interview.
Monday Money Deals: Chocolate, Luggage, and Free Quiznos
This week’s deals include savings on candles, cashmere, outdoor goods, and office supplies.
Ask Stacy: What Can I Do With My Timeshare?
A timeshare might make sense for a select group of people – but never for anyone who has to borrow the money to purchase or might need to sell someday.
Resolutions 2011 – 5 Steps to Saving More This Year
You begin every year by resolving to save more, but it never seems to happen. Why? Because you’re skipping at least one of these steps.
Good News, Part II: More Jobs, Higher Wages for 2011
It’s a good sign when both employers and employees are confident about job growth. And after a few pessimistic years, that seems to be happening.
The Stella Awards – Truth or Fiction?
Did a woman really leave the wheel of her motor home to make a sandwich while traveling 70 miles per hour?
11 Tips to Avoid Fake Reviews
Fake product reviews are more common than you might think, and even big-name companies sometimes get caught using them. Here’s how to tell if you’re reading the real McCoy.
Some Banks Charge Checking Fees to Recover Lost Revenue
Banks have added a number of new fees in the past two years, and now they are testing fees on checking accounts, something that could affect millions of consumers by the end of 2011.
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