By Peter Andrew Long before he became a cop, Kevin was my best friend. So when he joined the police, it seemed natural that I’d often join him and his colleagues for an after-work drink. They were a great bunch, and I really enjoyed the time I spent with them. But as they told their [...]

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By MoneyBlueBook Contributor I recently bought a laptop over the Internet. Shopping online, I found a great price and I didn’t have to drive around to different stores to compare products and features. But is it fair that I didn’t have to pay any sales tax because I bought the laptop online? Retailers say the [...]

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By Jim Sloan The media made it sound like the tax relief law passed late last year was designed to make a lot of older, rich taxpayers happy with new tax deductions and more favorable federal tax brackets. But in reality, the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 contained a [...]

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