It’s February. The W2′s and 1099′s are rolling in. You know what that means. Tax time!
That’s right, it’s time to dig in and start thinking about completing your 2011 income tax return.
To help you get …
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Technology has Raised the Bar for Customer Service
Customer service models are changing constantly with the evolution of technology.
Just think, 10 years ago there was no Twitter, no Facebook, no live chat.
20 years ago there were …
I still am not entirely sure what Occupy wants yet, but research released this past week by the Pew Research Center may be central to why they are sitting in the streets in the first …
What is Open Enrollment?
November is open enrollment season (a.k.a. “annual enrollment” or simply “open season”) – an important time of the year for employees to review their benefit elections.
Open enrollment usually rolls around just once …
This should not be news to you: dining out at restaurants is expensive.
I’ve determined that the average cost of restaurant meals when dining out is about 3X what I pay for the ingredients to make …
What is the Saver’s Credit?
The Saver’s Credit (officially dubbed the ‘retirement savings contribution credit‘) is a lesser known, highly advantageous tax credit that the IRS makes available to low and moderate income taxpayers who make …
In response to heavy consumer and media backlash, the big banks have retreated on their plans to add debit card fees. Win!
Bank of America, the second largest bank in the U.S., was the final to …
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