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Free From Broke
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Exploring ways to keep us all Free From Broke
- Added on: Feb 19th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: FFB
- Listed in: Personal Business
- Tags: Retirement money personal finance frugal saving spending
Recent Posts
Tips For Shopping Black Friday And Cyber Monday
Can you believe it’s the middle of November already?!? Know what that means? Yeah, seeing family and overeating on Thanksgiving. Know what else? Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping deals! These two days have turned into crazy whirlwin...
6 Tips to Avoid IRS Penalties, Interest and Filing Fees This Tax Season
With Federal and various State tax revenues in decline, the IRS and State tax collectors are not letting any taxpayer fall through the cracks. In fact, if anything the IRS’s computerized Automated Collection System (ACS) is probably better than ev...
Extended Home Buyer Tax Credit May Not Be Good For Existing Buyers
You may have heard that that First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit was extended until April 30th, 2010. In that extension a new group of home buyers were included – Existing Home Buyers! The credit is a maximum of $6,500. For existing home buyer...
It’s Official First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Extended Now For Existing Owners Too
President Obama made it official earlier today – He signed into law an extension of the First Time Home Buyer’s Tax Credit. The tax extension is part of a $24 billion bill signed into law, which hopes to provide incentive for new home ...
10 Things Similar About Personal Finance And Running The NYC Marathon
I did it. It wasn’t pretty mind you, but I completed all 26.2 miles of the ING NYC Marathon this past weekend. Let me tell you running a marathon is an awesome experience! There’s a lot of work and pain but it’s all worth it on...
Senate Possibly Extending First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit
Did you want to use the first time home buyer tax credit but you couldn’t get it to work for you in time (it’s set to expire the end of November)? You may be in luck! Senate is considering extending the first time home buyer tax credi...
