Nexus One For Verizon, Google 'Superphone' Teams Up
Good news for Verizon subscribers. The new Google 'Super-Phone' called the Nexus One will be debuting in the spring on their service. Named the iPhone killer, Google hopes to take down Apple's famous product and offer a product far more advanced. [Post Chronicle]
'Colombian Madoff' is extradited to US
An alleged fraudster dubbed the "Colombian Madoff" because of his ties to a multi-million-dollar pyramid scheme was extradited to the United States to face money laundering charges, authorities said. [Yahoo News]
Is it time to say no to the big banks?
Arianna Huffington says yes and is hoping you'll join her Move Your Money movement. [MSN Smart Money Blog]
Show us the money: Cash for Caulkers poised to return
Cash for Caulkers, the Obama administration's push to subsidize home energy efficiencies via tax credits, faltered before 2009 came to a close -- but is expected to return this month. [Wallet Pop]
How to Stop Foreclosure Using Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
In 2009, there were more than 1.4 million bankruptcy filings in the United States. Most personal bankruptcies are Chapter 7 filings. But with scores of people facing foreclosure, more individuals are filing Chapter 13, because it allows them to keep their homes. Here are some of the important facts you need to know about filing Chapter 13, especially if you need to stop foreclosure. [The Money Coach]
IRS to regulate paid tax preparation
The Internal Revenue Service plans to test, register and screen people who get paid to prepare tax returns, stepping into a virtually unregulated business on which millions of Americans depend for crucial financial services. [The Washington Post]
'Coupon Mom' Reveals How To Purchase $100 Worth Of Groceries For Only 25 Cents!
The Huffington Post wrote about Stephanie Nelson, the "Coupon Mom," back in May of 2008, but considering the brutal economic climate these days we felt it was worth revisiting her extraordinary skills at saving money through clipping coupons. [The Huffington Post]
Where The Jobs Will Be This Decade
This month we begin a new decade with a big economic question: Where are the jobs? [NPR.org]
