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IRS warns of e-mail rebate scam
The e-mail looks pretty authentic, the IRS' official logo at the top of the note. "Our records indicate that you are qualified to receive the 2008 Economic Stimulus Refund," the e-mail says, explaining that the fastest way to get the "refund" is by direct deposit into a bank account.
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Fed proposal may offer credit card relief
Drivers in Kansas and nationwide keep feeling bite of rising gas prices
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How to avoid the diploma mill scam
Make decisions now for '08 taxes
Don't think just because you've filed your income tax return that you can forget about taxes until next year
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Getting to the bottom of cloth, disposable diapers
Stop throwing money away
Rebates arrive; consumers consider options
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Pet insurance: Does it make financial sense?
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