We’re programmed to hate losses. A loss tends to mean that you did something wrong, made a poor move, or chose the ill-advised option. But
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12 Days Of Charitable Giving 2012: The Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson’s Research
Let’s talk celebrity crushes. When I was a kid, I had a few, some of them a bit less humiliating than others. On the list?
Read MoreWhy Santa Claus Won’t Have To Pay Income Tax This Year
It’s Christmas Eve and, at my house, we’re busy preparing for guests. Mostly, we’re waiting on the cousins but my kids are also waiting for
Read More12 Days of Charitable Giving 2012: Fisher House Foundation
My brother got married yesterday. He’s in the military so the service was arranged in between deployments. His new wife understands that their lives will
Read MoreAmericans Replace Student Loan Payments With Tax Bills
Americans now owe an astonishing $956 billion in student loan debt. The rate of student loan debt outpaced inflation last year – and keeps climbing.
Read MoreIRS Issues Statement To Employers On 2013 Withholding
It may make good drama to play with the tax laws all the way up to the year-end but uncertainty as Congress fiddles means that
Read MorePutin Offers Russian Passport And A Low, Flat Tax Rate To Depardieu
Gerard Depardieu might be bidding “Au revoir!” to France this year but Russian President Vladimir Putin is hoping that Depardieu will consider saying “привет.” The
Read MoreBoehner Fails To Push Through Plan B
Christmas did not come early for Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-OH). Boehner failed to garner enough votes in the House to push through
Read MoreMikulski Expected To Replace Inouye As Appropriations Committee Chair
A little bit of history happened this week. Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) has been tapped to chair the Senate Appropriations Committee. She will be the
Read More12 Days Of Charitable Giving 2012: Doctors Without Borders
Over the span of three years (1967-1970), a civil war raged in Nigeria. When it was over, nearly three million people were dead, and many
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