Last May, I said goodbye to 10-page papers, late-night cram sessions, dorm life and dining halls, trading them in for …
Read More
Responding To The Haitian Earthquake
Celebrities are holding benefit concerts. Cell phone companies will direct contributions via text message. Anytime, anywhere, you can donate to …
Read More
Paul Jacobs in Kiplinger’s Retirement Report
Paul Jacobs sheds light on the often confusing subject of Roth IRA conversions and recharacterizations.
Read More
Duly Noted
IRS Wins, But Charity Collects. The Internal Revenue Service successfully challenged the value that a Washington state woman assigned to …
Read More
Alito Takes The Bait
Never in living memory has a president chosen to bait the U.S. Supreme Court in his State of the Union …
Read More
Rebecca Pavese in Daily Finance
Daily Finance, Jan. 28, 2010Rebecca Pavese offers advice on how to take advantage of the one-time “making work pay credit” …
Read More
Taxing The Other Guy In Oregon
Oregon residents don’t like taxes much. Except when someone else is paying. On Tuesday, voters in the state approved two …
Read More
A Cover Charge To Get Into America
If you were a foreigner who wanted to move to the United States, how much would it be worth to …
Read More