Why isn't the middle class harping about losing their tax cut?

The middle-class tax hike nobody's talking about - Nov. 24, 2010

New Rules for Gift Cards

FRB: Consumer Information: What you Need to Know: New Rules for Gift Cards

Massachusetts Winter Moratorium

Winter Moratorium

Do you have an unclaimed tax refund? - Boston.com

Do you have an unclaimed tax refund? - Boston.com

Tax Return Due Date Changes for April 2011

Commonwealth Conversations: Revenue: Mark your calendars for two tax filing dates this coming April

Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.1% in October

BOSTON - Thursday November 18, 2010 --- The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development reported today that the total unemployment rate dropped from 8.4 percent in September to 8.1 percent in October, the lowest unemployment rate since April 2009 and the steepest two-month consecutive drop since 1976. Since August the rate has dropped seven tenths of a percentage point and remains below the 9.6 percent national rate.

The preliminary October job estimates show 3,185,500 jobs in Massachusetts, an increase of 10,000 jobs, with most of the gains in Education and Health Services and Leisure and Hospitality. Professional, Scientific and Business Services, Construction and Trade, Transportation, and Utilities lost jobs. Over-the-year, jobs are up 37,300 with private sector jobs up 35,100. The October job gain follows a revised 21,300 jobs loss in September, previously reported as a 20,900 job loss. Year-to-date (December 2009 - October 2010) 47,900 total jobs have been added. Private sector job growth for the same time period is 48,300.

Trends for the labor force, unemployed residents, employed residents, the unemployment rate and jobs continue to indicate improvement for Massachusetts' economy.

What do you mean my health insurance isn't going to cover me until February 1st?

The Education of Congressman-Elect Andy Harris : CJR

Long term unemployed out of luck!

House fails to pass unemployment benefits extension - Nov. 18, 2010

What You'll PayFor Medicare in 2011

How Much You'll PayFor Medicare in 2011 - Kiplinger

New Challenges to DOMA Filed in Connecticut and New York

New Challenges to DOMA Filed in Connecticut and New York

Deficit Hawks: Attack the Result Instead of the Cause

Robert Kuttner: What Planet Are Deficit Hawks Living on?

Blowing up the tax code

Blowing up the tax code

Provincetown Proposal to Raise Revenue

New real estate fee faces tax taint | CapeCodOnline.com

HUD Program to Help Homeowners Pay for Power Saving Improvements

HUDNo.10-251/U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

The hidden cost of savings accounts

The hidden cost of savings accounts

Mortgage Extreme Delinquencies Rising

Some of the Unemployed May Never Work Again - Kiplinger

Some of the Unemployed May Never Work Again - Kiplinger

11/1/10 — Massachusetts October Revenue Collections Total $1.342 Billion

11/1/10 — October Revenue Collections Total $1.342 Billion

Commonwealth Conversations: Revenue: Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit delivers big bucks

Commonwealth Conversations: Revenue: Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit delivers big bucks