Save $1,200 This Year

Mom-0-nomics
	Tax Hike New rules quietly slice money from your paycheck. TheTTheiIIn 2012 the amount could exceed your yearly supply of laundry detergent.
	More Money The average American saw her earnings rise more than prices. TheTTheiIFind out here if you're average.
	Drink Wine And four other important steps to out-smart high prices. TheTTheiIBeat the stores!
	Teach New thinking says economic education should be taught in grades K-12 and way beyond. TheTTheiIDon't be left behind.
	Win People lose money in the market but if laws were broken, you could be reunited with your cash. TheTTheiIDid you invest here???
	Saftey Your guide to car seats, booster seats and back seats TheTTheList of laws.
	Shhhh Other people's surprising shopping plans and their economic effects. TheTTheLook what's on the list
	Buy It Sept. and Oct. are months to buy a new car. WheWhy dealers are desperate.
	Move Shopping for a new place to live is a big economic decision. WheSee the most expensive cities.

Written by The Home Economist

Friday, 13 February 2009 22:38

Brett Graff contributes a story on eliminating credit card debt to First for Women.

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Eliminate your credit card debt and put $1,200 worth of interest payments - that's the average amount each American pays - straight into your pocket. Find out how in an article by Brett Graff in the February 16th issue of First for Women, the national magazine with over 1.2 million readers.

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