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New ways to save your money: Be smart about how you pay
What if you threw away dollar bills every time you found them in your pocket? Does it matter how you pay for your family's everyday purchases - with cash, credit/debit card or personal check? In fact, the way you choose to pay in stores and restaurants may be costing you (and the local stores you shop in) thousands of dollars a year. more

Why the recession can be a good thing for those in debt
It's been a tough few years for most Americans, facing a constricting national - and world - economy, job losses, pay cuts and a tough employment market. It can certainly be difficult to see the good in those circumstances, but helpful things can come out of these challenging times. You don't need to be a Pollyanna, but taking a practical look at how the recession affects your personal finances can show that there are some positives. more

2010 is the last year for certain tax breaks
Many credits that saved Americans thousands of dollars on their 2009 tax returns are also good for 2010. The federal credits being extended through 2010 will impact workers, families, college students, low-income taxpayers and homeowners who make green improvements. more