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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for August 7, 2008.
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Does your mortgage lender require you to pay insurance premiums as protection against default on the loan?
The good news: Premiums for qualified mortgage insurance can potentially be treated as deductible mortgage interest on your tax return. This deduction is currently available through 2010, and the IRS has issued guidance showing taxpayers how to allocate expenses in order to claim them. Read on for the details.
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A young boy in Texas gives a big "thumbs up" while holding an autographed box that contains his new Xbox 360 video game. The game was donated by our own help desk support person, Garrett Culver, to replace an identical unit that was stolen from the boy's home during a burglary. The Full Article tells how it all happened.
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Standing out at work is important. But add a struggling economy with everyone spending more and getting less and suddenly standing out at your workplace becomes essential. Are you just another face at the office or someone who is likely to be tapped for the next promotion? Do you have an accurate picture of how you are regarded? If not, check out This Article.
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Business owners have more retirement choices with the introduction of some new plans. Take a look at two tax-saving options that can make your golden years shine even brighter.
Deferring taxes to the maximum extent allowed is usually the smart course of action, according to conventional wisdom. That means keeping as much money as possible in accounts such as traditional IRAs for as long as possible. But for some people, deferring taxes to the max is no longer be productive given the current tax rate outlook. Click "Full Article" to learn why you can have too much tax deferral in some cases, as well as alternative savings strategies that can help you keep mo
