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The Coming Home-Tax Credit: Worth the Wait?
Consumer Action

The Coming Home-Tax Credit: Worth the Wait?

There's a compromise in the Senate. What to consider before buying a home.

Oct 29 2009  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Real Estate, Housing, Government, Mortgage, Taxes, Tax Filing
Consumer Action

How the Quicken-Mint Deal Could Affect You

Five things you need to know about the merger of two personal finance players.

Sep 14 2009  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Taxes, Consumer, Internet, Technology
Consumer Action

Is the U.S. Becoming More Like Europe?

Conservatives say Obama has an Old World agenda. Are they right?

Topics: Personal Finance, Taxes, Government, Politics, Health, Health Care, Health Insurance
Consumer Action

5 Risky Real Estate Deals

Despite the housing meltdown, questionable lending practices still exist. Here's what you need to know.

Topics: Personal Finance, Real Estate, Consumer, Spending, Mortgage, Bank, Government, Housing, Fees, Taxes
Consumer Action

Are You a Tax Cheat, Too?

Don't be like Daschle. Check yourself and avoid these common taxpayer pitfalls.

Topics: Personal Finance, Taxes, Tax Filing
Consumer Action

The New Way to Give: Be Your Own Charity

The Internet promises to shake up the status quo for charities of all sizes.

Topics: Spending, Personal Finance, College Planning, Charitable Giving, Taxes, Technology
Consumer Action

The New Way to Give: Venture-Cap Charity

The web is pairing established groups with startups.

Topics: Spending, Budgeting, Charitable Giving, Taxes, Technology
Consumer Action

The New Way to Give: Virtual Charity

Raising money in a cyberspace walk-a-thon.

Topics: Spending, Charitable Giving, Taxes, Technology
Consumer Action

4 Smart Money Moves for a Down Economy

Use these four tips to bolster your finances during tough economic times.

Topics: Personal Finance, Economy, IRA, Investor, Retirement, Employment, Government, Taxes, Money Market, Bank, Spending, Budgeting, Credit Crunch
Consumer Action

Going to Extremes to Avoid the AMT

Some people go to great lengths in order to avoid the dreaded alternative minimum tax.

Topics: Taxes, IRS, Divorce, Real Estate, Deals, Spending
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