The blog world is buzzing with personal finance advice. Check out some of today’s more interesting posts:
New mom Halle Berry filed her taxes by April 15th, with a number of deductions. But it wasn’t all about saving money. ‘Many people utilize charitable giving as a great tax write off, and it is. But more than that, for me, charitable giving is a financial investment in the human spirit.’
There's a huge amount of financial advice out there, ranging from free to extraordinarily expensive. Here's how to find the right person to help you navigate.
While her vocal cords recover, Jordin Sparks' career is in limbo. What would you do if you could no longer do your job? With policies available to protect jewelry, art, and cars, isn’t it time to insure your ability to generate income, too?
Take charge (and help save the earth)! This article lists our top picks for green credit cards.
Earthquakes can impact all fifty states, not just the ones you think. Property owners should plan accordingly.
Last Christmas, a Sharper Image gift card could buy a trip to a zero-gravity chamber in Nevada. But now?
In the third of MainStreet's video series on taxes, Tax Night 2008: Date Night wonders what brings people to the post office on the late evening hours of April 15th. Turns out, a lot more than just a proclivity to procrastinate on their taxes.
So, click on the pic and see what we are talking about!
In the second of MainStreet's video series on taxes, Tax Night 2008: Protest, features...well...protesters. Our young protagonist likened paying taxes to slavery. He also gave MainStreet viewers reason to pause when he argued that Americans work basically work for free for four months each year.
So, click on the pic and see what we are talking about!
MainStreet premieres its first video in a series on last minute tax filers!
Procrastinators came together to party, and pay their taxes, last night at the 24-hour James A. Farley post office in Manhattan.
