Organize for the New Year
Did you resolve this year to finally get organized at home or at the office? Here are a few suggestions from America’s top organizers to get you started.
Americans Number Two for Being Strapped for Cash
Americans are near the top of the list when it comes to being tight on cash, according to a 2006 ACNielsen study of 40 markets worldwide. Almost one-quarter of Americans say they have nothing left over once they pay basic
Celebrate Valentine’s Day without breaking your budget
Fresh flowers, candy, dining out and gift exchanges makes Valentine’s Day one of the most expensive holidays. According to Hallmark, close to 152 million Valentine cards are sent across the country every year. However, the economic recession took a $20
Deductions and Credits Allow You To Keep More
The IRS allows numerous deductions and certain credits to help taxpayers. Take full advantage of those for which you are eligible. A tax deduction is an expense you can subtract from your gross income if you itemize, resulting in a
Enjoy the Prom on a Budget
This month, high school juniors and seniors across the country will be getting ready for their proms, a special but costly event. According to a recent survey conducted by a Family Economics Specialist for the NDSU Extension Service, a couple
Great Ideas for Cutting Your Heating Bill
Frigid temperatures are making everyone aware that winter is upon us. This season often brings an increase in your home heating bills. The Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants reminds consumers of four easy ways to conserve energy and lower