Given the continually fragile state of the economy and enormous budget deficits, should the tax cuts be extended or should they be permitted to expire?
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The Expiring Bush Tax Cuts: What’s the Fuss?
Given the continually fragile state of the economy and enormous budget deficits, should the tax cuts be extended or should they be permitted to expire?
Don't Get Taken: How to Evaluate an Exchange Rate
You need cash for your trip abroad, but make sure that exchange rate is fair before you make the deal with your bank.
6 Ways to Avoid Surprise Medical Bills
Avoid costly medical bills with these simple steps you can take today.
Argentine Wine Hack: Make Bad Wine Better
If you open a bottle of wine that just isn't all that great, add some soda water to it. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
Book review: The Education of an American Dreamer by Peter G. Peterson
The Education of an American Dreamer: : How a Son of Greek Immigrants Learned His Way from a Nebraska Diner to Washington, Wall Street, and Beyond is the personal memoir of Peter G
10 Easy Luxury Hair Treatments From Your Kitchen
Many of the ingredients in pricey hair care products are derived from plants — plenty of which you probably already have in your fridge or pantry.
Big changes or small changes?
There are two ways to make a major change in your life. One is to make a series of small changes--this month you might brown-bag your lunch one day a week; next month you might go
Master These 15 Interview Questions
Land a job interview? Great. Now seal the deal by learning how to answer these 15 common job interview questions.
You Can Watch Your Netflix Instant Queue Using Your Xbox 360
Recently, my son noticed that the Netflix logo appeared on his Xbox 360, when he was just browsing through his “dashboard”. He knows way more about the Xbox than I ever will, but
Best Money Tips: Tricks To Make Your Brain Do What You Want
Today we found some stellar articles on tricks to make your brain do what you want, taking a mental health day, and federal income tax brackets.
8 Quick Ways to Boost Energy Without Caffeine
You don't need a dose of caffeine for a quick pick-me-up — you need a good laugh. Discover how that and seven other things can give you caffeine-free boosts.
8 Surprising Life and Money Lessons from Will Ferrell Movies
Will Ferrell may be an unlikely source of money and life lessons, but his films often turn on key personal finance concepts. Shake and bake!
Dryer Sheets, Shampoo, and 15 Other Everyday Things You Can Make at Home
Why buy when you can make at home so many of the home and personal care products you use? Here are 17 easy recipes to get you started.
My 2016 Budget Challenge: How to Decide When to Sell Your House
Max is facing one of the biggest decisions in her budget challenge yet — should she sell her house? The decision is amusingly complex.
10 Wines That Taste Pricier Than They Are
In the world of wine, more expensive doesn't necessarily mean better. Here are 10 delicious, affordable bottles to watch for.
Why a Mobile Home May Be Your Best Option for Affordable Housing
If it's affordable homeownership you're after, you may want to give mobile homes a second look. They're nicer than you think!
4 Best States to Start a New Business In
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well for many Americans. Their small business ventures would fare particularly well in these four states.
7 Simple Ways to Make Better Decisions
Everyday we face scores of decisions, most little, some huge. Learn how to make the right choice every time with a few simple rules.
How Well Do You Know Your Facebook Friends? Precautions for Travelers
How well do you know your Facebook friends? Beware: if you can’t easily pick them out of a crowd, then you might be barred access to your account the next time you travel.
The End of the 4% Rule?
There's a rule of thumb that's pretty well known to retirement planners: the 4% rule. That rule is starting to look kind of iffy.