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Contest: Win a 40″ HDTV From Money Talks News
Today we’re announcing the start of a new contest. The rules are simple, buy a copy of Stacy’s new book ‘Life or Debt 2010’ or follow us on Twitter and send out a tweet, and you’ll be entered to win a 40″ 1080P HDTV from Money Talks News!
Stacy Johnson on Miami Television Talking Life or Debt
Stacy appeared on NBC6 in Miami to talk about “Life or Debt: 2010”. Watch the interview on South Florida Today.
Credit Card Predictions for 2010
Seven predicted changes to the credit card industry coming in 2010.
2010 Predictions from Wall Street and Main Street: Stocks, Housing and Oil
Every year we sit down with the chief economist from Standard & Poors, and interview people like you, to get predictions from the year ahead. Here’s what we heard in 2009, as well as their predictions for 2010.
Places to Get Free or Cheap Textbooks
Textbooks can add hundreds or thousands of dollars to the cost of college, so it pays to know where you can find some for free and the rest for less.
3 Things to Consider Before Converting Your IRA to a Roth
2010 is the only year that special conversion rules apply when switching your IRA to a tax-free Roth IRA, but should you do it?
Free Long Distance, Faxes, Books and Music
You can find everything from long distance to music for free online (legally), provided you know where to look.
Making Money with Mobile
Wouldn’t you have liked to invest in Google back when it was still based out of a garage? Well… there’s a relatively new technology that just might be the next big thing.
The End of Free Checking?
While new regulations may mean the end of your bank’s free checking accounts, there are still ways to get free checking.
3 Ways to Avoid Lines at the Post Office
Waiting at the Post Office is one holiday tradition we could all live without. Fortunately, there are things you can do to avoid the hassle of those notoriously slow lines.
Way to Save #155: Breast-feed
Keep abreast of the cost of formula. You can spend $1,500 a year on formula. Breastfeeding is free and according to many, healthier too.
Way to Save #154: Consign Baby Clothes
Rent your baby clothes and supplies. Well, not actually rent perhaps, but practically. Buy your baby clothes, crib, stroller toys and other things at up to 75% off by shopping at consignment stores. When your baby outgrows them, consign them yourself and make part of your money back. You can even consign online: try www.kindercloset.com.
Charities: 4 Things to Know Before Donating
The most important part of donating to a charity? Making sure your donation gets to the right place.
Way to Save #153: Homemade Baby Food
Make your own baby food. There are plenty of free recipes online and in library books for food that is better than name brand because it won’t have as much salt, sugar and preservatives. It’s also infinitely cheaper.
2009: A Turbulent Year for Credit Card Issuers and Cardholders
This past year has been one of the most turbulent years in the history of the credit card industry for both issuers and cardholders.
Way to Save #152: Dump Disposable Diapers
Washing your own diapers can save you a couple of hundred dollars in a year and your landfill will be happier too!
Way to Save #151: Free Or Discounted Pet Services
Odds are you’re already paying taxes to subsidize some basic pet health services. Call your local Humane society or county facility and ask about discounted inoculations or other services.
Way to Save #150: Homemade Pet Toys
Make your own pet toys. Pets are like babies. They’re more likely to enjoy the box the toy came in than the toy itself. You’ve got plenty of interesting, entertaining and chewable items lying around the house already. You can grow catnip or find it cheap at herb stores.
5 Dumb Deals And What To Do Instead
Is it worth it to use a credit card that earns you frequent flyer miles? Should you use an interest-bearing checking account? Are extended warranties worth the money?
Start Your Tax Planning Now For A Less Taxing April
Since you’re probably already thinking about money during the holiday, why not see if there’s anything you can do to help come April.
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