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With summer just right around the corner, youth sports and practice camps are gearing up as kids get out of school for the year. Although having your child participate in youth sports is great activity, you may find it to come at a hefty price tag. Our infographic looks at the various expenses that go with enrolling your child in a youth sport and which sports are the most expensive for this $5 billion a year industry. Full story
It’s typical for the IRS to send out notices to taxpayers if any tax adjustments are necessary or if the IRS requires more information. If you receive one of these notices in the mail don’t worry. Here are 4 tips to help you. Full story
Becoming parents has been the biggest joyful change in our lives. While she’s still young, there are plenty of things we are doing to teach her and help her with, including finances. As I mentioned before, you can start early with getting your children to be super savers. Full story
The clutter is becoming too much. You’re ready to deal with it by, (gasp), finally getting rid of some stuff. Even your significant other is on board with the idea. Now the question becomes: What’s the best way to dispose of your items and make some money? Full story
Summer time is here and with the break comes family vacations. Whether you go out camping, visiting family, traveling to an amusement park, or splashing around the beach, there are ways for you to save money this year without sacrificing the fun. Full story
It was the answer my parents had to the age old question: What do I do with my kids? If you have kids, this might be something you’re struggling with. This is especially important if you are a parent that works or you are deciding whether to enter the work world in the summer. One way that you can improve your peace of mind — and possibly even save money — is by sending your child to a day camp. Full story
Your tax return has been filed, you received your tax refund, and that’s a relief. No need to even think about taxes again until next year, right? Wrong. If you want to maximize your tax refund next year, you need to learn these 7 tax tips this year. Full story
![Love and Marriage: How Much Are You Paying Uncle Sam for Your Wedding [Infographic]?](http://i1.wp.com/images.blog.turbotax.intuit.com/swf/Wedding-Spending.png?resize=140%2C120)
Average wedding costs are back on the rise with the average cost for tying the knot at about $28,000 in 2012. Newlyweds (or their families) are spending more due to regained confidence in the economy and all the new amenities available for guests (everything from photo booths to cartoonists). Our infographic looks at the average costs of wedding expenses and the sales tax associated with those costs. Full story
Are you looking for a summer job? If so, some of your expenses might be tax deductible, providing you a way to save money come tax time. Our tips are framed as searching for a “summer job” but they apply to any job search in any season. Full story
I loved working a summer job. Looking back, now that I work every summer, I… Full story
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