The long awaited Olympic opening ceremony is here, but what may not have been anxiously awaited are taxes related to the 2012 London Olympics. Josh Ritchie goes for the gold and gives you information about taxes and the 2012 London Olympics. Full story
Teaching kids about money can be a rewarding experience, however it’s also full of plenty of questions. Take for example, kids and allowances. There are plenty of opinions about what works best for kids, but what will work best for your family? Find out more here. Full story
Each year many tax benefits increase due to inflation adjustments. JoeTaxpayer tells us more about these adjustments for 2012. Full story
If you’re looking at taking your family on a summer vacation without breaking the bank, here are cities that you may want to check out. Full story
We all want our kids to have fun during the summer but some activities can get expensive. The key is to find ways to keep your kids occupied without breaking the bank. Here are five tips you can use to save money on kids’ activities. Full story
The following post is excerpted, with permission, from Beyond Paycheck to Paycheck, by Michael B. Rubin, named one of five books to help your career by Careebuilder.com. Michael Rubin’s recently published book, The Savings Solution, discusses the following saving strategies extensively. Full story
Olympic trials are over and the 2012 London Olympics are just days away. We will all be glued to our TVs (or computers) as we get to see some of our favorite athletes march into the Olympic stadium during opening ceremonies on July 27th. Our infographic shows how the race for the gold will pay off and has paid off for athletes in the past. Full story
Back to school shopping can put a dent in your wallet, that’s for sure. But in some states that pain is eased a bit by summer sales tax vacations. If you want to take a vacation from sales tax this summer, read more to see when one is offered in your state. Full story
Our taxes are largely tied to how much money we make. If you find yourself making more, chances are you’ll need to pay more, and if your income goes down you’ll probably find that you’re paying less. If you’re expecting a major change in income here are a few things to pay attention to so that you can make the most of it. Full story
People are always worried about keeping up with the Joneses when it comes to income. They wish they could have the same luxuries as their neighbors or friends who make more money than they do. We have provided this cool interactive that allows you to input household incomes and see what percentile they fall in when comparing U.S. and world income. You may be surprised to find you are in the same percentile as your neighbor you envy so much. Full story
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