Where to Buy 2009 Tax Software

Where to Buy 2009 Tax Software

There are still nearly three months away from the 2010 tax deadline, but it’s not too early to start prepare to file your 2009 income taxes, especially if you expect a refund. If you plan to do your own taxes this year, whether this is the first time or you have done it for many [...]

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Five Pitfalls to Avoid When Buying or Selling A House

Five Pitfalls to Avoid When Buying or Selling A House

Like a lot of Americans across the country right now, my neighbors have put their house up for sale.  They want to downsize and lower their monthly mortgage payment.  The house has been on the market for a few months now.  It’s a good size house, is well maintained and is in a desirable neighborhood [...]

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Chase Business Checking Account $100 Bonus

Chase Business Checking Account $100 Bonus

Are you looking for a business checking account?
If you are, then here’s a bonus offer from Chase.

From now till April 15, 2010, if you open a Chase Business Account and make a deposit of at least $1,000 within 30 days of opening the account, you can receive $100 bonus. It’s a pretty good deal since [...]

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Is Your Budget Making You Bitter?

Is Your Budget Making You Bitter?

Last week, I wrote a post about the $70 night out I had with my husband. In the cheap night out post I knocked myself for spending a week’s worth of grocery money on one dinner and a movie. Luckily, Len Penzo of Len Penzo dot Com stopped by and slapped a little bit of [...]

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The IRS Creates New Programs to Assist Struggling Taxpayers

The IRS Creates New Programs to Assist Struggling Taxpayers

The Recession has hit many Americans hard. As we get into tax season, many people may not realize that events such as a job loss or new unexpected burdens may have tax implications that need to be addressed on your return. The good news is that the Internal Revenue Service recently announced that it is [...]

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Making a Limited Budget Work Today and Tomorrow

Making a Limited Budget Work Today and Tomorrow

It’s common knowledge that everyone should save for and prepare for retirement. Most parents would like to be able to save towards their children’s future college costs as well. Problem is, in today’s economy, the vast majority of household budgets are stretched so incredibly thin, that there’s usually not even two cents left to rub [...]

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How to File a Tax Extension

How to File a Tax Extension

It’s still more than a month away from the 2010 tax deadline, April 15, 2010. If you haven’t finished your tax return yet, there’s still plenty of time to get it done before the deadline, so it may be a little early to talk about tax extension. However, if for any reason that you believe [...]

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Planning a Cheap Night Out

Planning a Cheap Night Out

Apparently, I don’t get out much. This weekend, Hubby and I decided to go out with another couple for dinner and a movie. 4 hours and $70 later I was in the car on the way home with a stunned expression on my face trying to figure out where it all went wrong.
You know, I [...]

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Know When to Shop to Save Money

Know When to Shop to Save Money

The parallel between habits when it comes to food and money are significant. Many people reach for a cookie when they’re depressed, others for their credit card. Some celebrate with cake and sweets, still others by purchasing themselves tangible treats. If you’re an emotional spender, best for you – and your budget – to fess [...]

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Ally Bank Has an CD That Raises Your Rate

Ally Bank Has an CD That Raises Your Rate

Ally Bank now has a new CD product, the second new product in as many month.
The CD product, called 2 Year Raise Your Rate CD, isn’t entirely because it replaces the current 2-year high-yield CD which has a yield of 2.04% APY as of March 9th. What’s new in this product is the promise that [...]

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Teaching Your Child to Save Can Be Fun

Teaching Your Child to Save Can Be Fun

“I want (fill in the blank)!”
If you’re a parent to young children, you’ve undoubtedly heard your little one utter this phrase many times.  Plus, it probably most often occurs at some pretty crowded locales such as the grocery store or Toys ‘R Us where the level of parental shame can be at its highest.  At [...]

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