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The 'kiddie tax' has been changed to apply to all children under the age of 18. It previously only applied to children under the age of 14. Therefore, for children under 18, all unearned income greater than $1,700 will be taxes at the parent's top tax rate.
Read moreDave, at Personal Finance Advice happened to sit down with a former burglar recently, where he asked that exact question. So, where IS the best place inside your home for hiding valuables?... Find out here.
Read moreAccording to H&R Block, these are some of the most often overlooked tax deductions that people often forget to take...
Read moreEverything you want to know about term life insurance.
Read moreThe Telephone Excise tax refund is applicable to almost everyone for 2006. Individuals and businesses have 2 options to select from in order to calculate the refund they are eligible for.
Read moreThe Hope Credit and the Lifetime Learning credits are 2 types of tax credits that can reduce your tax liability and save you money.
Read moreThe Dependent Care Credit - also known as the Childcare Credit - is one way for working adults to save money on their tax return.
Read moreA Child Tax Credit is available to most taxpayers for each 'qualifying child'. This tax credit is an easy way to save some money on your tax return. Here's what you need to know.
Read moreTax deductions and tax credits are 2 ways to lower the amount of income tax you owe and therefore save you money! Here's what you need to know.
Read morePredators now using jury duty to access personal information.
Read moreSpend less, save more: Two ways to control your impulse spending and take control of your savings.
Read moreI had an unpleasant experience regarding HMO's and dental care. As part of my dental care plan with an HMO -- which is a PRE-PAID service plan -- I had paid for over one year of dental care which I was ultimately not permitted to use. I have found another dentist and I no longer utilize the services of an HMO. Still, the bigger problem remains. It's more about the politics of the health care industry, as a whole. And how "dues-paying" patients are getting the raw end of the deal each and every day.
Read moreAt this point, I'd call Jim 'an expert' on this topic. And if you're looking for someone who's qualified to dish out advice about dodging speeding tickets, it would be Jim. Here is Jim's advice for getting out of a speeding ticket...
Read moreIf you live in one of these states then you have to pay taxes on all of the media you've downloaded -- for a fee -- this year! Here's the complete list of states.
Read moreBank of America has started a new 'kickback' program. It's a fairly lucrative deal. But it might be a better deal for the bank than for you. Here's the scoop...
Read moreEver wondered how to get out of a speeding ticket? My husband Jim does and here are the steps that Jim went through to get out of a speeding ticket. He accepted the ticket on the spot, but he basically plea-bargained' his way out of it. This is what worked for Jim... maybe it will work for you if you plan on fighting a speeding ticket.
Read moreBased on the fact that Jim and I have each received a ticket on Thanksgiving, you might want to be EXTRA cautious when driving during the holidays... especially Thanksgiving!
Read moreMy mom and brother have donated cars to charity before. From their experience, I learned a few things about the process. The biggest thing I learned: It's so quick and simple! Here's what you need to know about donating cars to charity, plus some car donation centers to consider.
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