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Reader Shrinks Credit Card Debt
An inspirational story about how one reader paid off more than $10,000 in credit card debt in one year by keeping focused on her goal… and using the plan in Life or Debt.
No Economic Hangover Here: We’re Spending More on Booze
For those who sell beer, wines, and mixed drinks, it seems happy days are here again.
The Top 5 Holiday Scams for 2010
Charitable giving can be jolly or folly, depending on who you give to. This is the time of year that brings out the scams – here are 5 to look for.
Bush Tax Cuts Extended for Everyone, Including the Rich
For the next two years we’ll be living in tax heaven: we’re going to have the Bush tax cuts extended, along with all the other cuts established during the Great Recession. So much for deficit reduction.
11 Promising Jobs for 2011
Some of the best-paying jobs, and the ones most in demand for next year, are in careers you’ve probably never heard of.
5 Tips for Deducting Holiday Giving
If you don’t obey these IRS rules for deductions, being in a charitable mood in December could lead to a horrible mood swing next April.
Cartoon Characters Promote Prepaid Cards to Teenagers
The Kardashian sisters may have put the kabosh on their high-fee credit card, but a slew of new celebrity/cartoon cards have just hit the market – and the fees aren’t too much better.
6 Year-End Money Tips for 2010
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — to think about taxes. Several tax breaks expire at the end of the year, so planning now could mean a lower tax bill in 2011.
Monday’s Money Deals: Toys, Boots, and Free Fries
This week is a great time to save on winter wear, boots, and Starbucks coffee.
A New Economic Indicator: Christmas Decorations
Is the economy recovering? Is the recession double-dipping? Here are a few holiday studies that contain some good cheer.
Deficit Reduction Recommendations: A Real Page Turner
Read the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform’s recommendations for a fascinating – and horrifying – glimpse of just how much money our government has been wasting.
Dead-Head Delight: Free Grateful Dead Music Till Dec. 8
Things that are “free” on the web usually come with strings attached. But if you like the Dead, here’s music to your ears – 30 free songs: really!
Ask Stacy: Pre-Qualified for a Refinance – Should We Bite?
What would you do if you got unsolicited mail saying you’re qualified for a special government program and pre-qualified for a special mortgage rate? Here’s what I’d do.
3 Tips to Take a Bite out of Apple Computer Prices
Finding a sweet deal on Apple computers seems impossible – because unlike other tech products, Apple is the only manufacturer of its trendy items. But there are some ways to hack that Mac.
The 5 Dumbest Gifts for Your Guy
Shopping for that special someone, girls? Everybody is different, but we know several things you shouldn’t buy for your guy — and why. Guys: check our Wednesday post for the girls’ no-no list.
Why You Should Give Athletic Wear This Holiday Season, Even to Couch Potatoes
Here’s a holiday shopping tip: Buy your loved ones athletic wear, even if they’re not athletes. Because Americans may hate exercising, but they love dressing for it.
Gift Cards Are Better This Year: 3 Tips to Buy Them for Less
Thanks to the CARD Act, Gift Cards have fewer fees less fine print. And thanks to these tips, you won’t have to pay face value when you buy one.
Putting a Lexus Under the Tree This Year?
Check out some silly ads that suggest you can infuse holiday cheer into just about anything if you slap on a big, red bow.
The 5 Dumbest Gifts for Your Girl
Shopping for that special someone, guys? Everybody is different, but if you don’t know how to shop for women, here are five things you might want to cross off your list.
Government Seizes 82 Websites for Selling Counterfeit Goods
Two agencies of the government – the Departments of Justice and Immigration – acted together yesterday to shut down sites offering counterfeit merchandise. Here’s the complete list.
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