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Silence is the Word on Financial Fears
Americans are uncomfortable with their financial situation and don't want to talk about it. According to AVIVA USA and the Mayo Clinic wellness survey. Aviva and Mayo Clinic surveyed2,000 U.S. adults...
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When plans change – work after retirement and your Social Security
What if you retire, start collecting Social Security retirement, and then your plans change with a return to work?Using the following question, this is todays topic. Q: I started Social Security reti...
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Saving Money While Fishing
Saving Money Before, During, and After the Season As you probably already know, fishing can be an expensive hobby. Basic needs for fishing include rods, reels, boats, motors, trolling motors, life pr...
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The Ultimate Mother's Day Gift
So. You need to find Mom a Mother's Day gift. The perfect one would be nice, but every year this eludes you. I mean, what do you give this woman who bore you in the midst of great pain -- whether ...
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Bug market, big returns
Sure, you could listen to the experts about what the stock market will do. But how reliable is that? The return of the cicadas this summer -- now that's something you can bank on. These locusts mak...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 12:30 PM
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Refinery repairs lead to soaring Minnesota gas prices

Refinery repairs lead to soaring Minnesota gas prices The closure of two Chicago-area refineries for repairs is driving gas prices toward record levels across the Upper Midwest.

By News Tribune staff , May 15, 2013

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Minnesota tax proposals to be finalized this week

Ten Minnesota lawmakers must decide exactly how to raise about $2 billion for the state, and they have plenty of work to do before the Legislature adjourns Monday.

By Danielle Killey , May 15, 2013

Local view: Duluth School Board has realistic options to avoid another tax levy

The Duluth school district has been soliciting community comments on curriculum for the future, perhaps with the thought that we taxpayers will support a levy this fall to help pay for what we suggest (“Board to decide next week about asking voters for more money,” May 14).

May 15, 2013

Reader’s view: Obama’s debt madness has no end in sight

President Obama’s budget reminds me of my uncle who was going broke farming and then inherited $1 million. Asked what he was going to do with the money, he replied he was going to “keep farming as long as the money held out.”

May 15, 2013

Duluth School Board to decide about asking voters for more money

Duluth School Board to decide about asking voters for more money No specific amount was discussed at Monday’s business committee meeting, but school district administration recommended to the board to move forward with an operating levy vote.

By Jana Hollingsworth , May 14, 2013

Wisconsin bill would forgive taxes for military members killed in combat

Andrew Johnson says he was shocked to learn that while the federal government would forgive his deceased son's income taxes, the state wouldn't.

By Associated Press report , May 13, 2013

Obama: Targeting by IRS is 'outrageous'

Obama says at a news conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron that people are "properly concerned" about the IRS's targeting of conservative political groups.

By Associated Press report , May 13, 2013

Stock market falls after retail sales report

Americans boosted spending at retail stores in April, according to the Commerce Department, surprising some economists.

By Associated Press report , May 13, 2013

Dayton, DFL legislative leaders reach Minnesota budget deal

Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and the Legislature's top Democrats have reached a budget deal that includes income tax increases on wealthier Minnesotans and a cigarette tax increase, and aims to provide property tax relief while boosting spending for public schools, state colleges and other programs.

By Don Davis , May 12, 2013

Report: Senior IRS officials knew Tea Party groups were being targeted

Senior Internal Revenue Service officials knew agents were targeting Tea Party groups as early as 2011, according to a draft of an inspector general's report obtained by the Associated Press that seemingly contradicts public statements by the IRS commissioner.

By Associated Press report , May 12, 2013

Reader’s view: Clean up downtown by ending the freebies

Has it ever occurred to anyone what the real problem is in downtown Duluth? It is addiction. Not the taxpaying, law-abiding store owner. I’ve seen people urinate and drink on First Street, but nobody complains or makes the liquor store owner or the casino hire a couple of officers to stand around out front. Begging, dope, booze and crime are acceptable one block away, it seems. I think it’s good to have the problem out in the open and away from kids. The users will get their fix anyway.

By Larry Anderson , May 12, 2013

An educator's view: Special education can’t be the only target to cut

There are now 128,000 special-education students in Minnesota’s K-12 public schools. The cost of working with these students is $1.8 billion per year.

By Joseph Legueri , May 12, 2013

Minnesota Senate votes to raise gas tax by 5 cents

In a sudden shift Friday, the Minnesota Senate revived the possibility of raising the gas tax for roadwork and a metropolitan area sales tax for mass transit projects by making over what had been a stand-pat transportation finance plan.

By Associated Press report , May 10, 2013

Billionaire hedge fund manager from Iron Range to settle fraud case

WASHINGTON — Billionaire hedge fund manager Philip Falcone and his firm have agreed to pay $18 million to settle civil fraud charges that he used fund money to pay his taxes and favored some clients over others.

By Marcy Gordon , May 10, 2013

Duluth gas prices low no more

Duluth gas prices low no more What a difference two weeks makes to our pocket books. Duluth prices are up 57 cents, or about 17 percent, in two weeks, including a 20-cent increase from Wednesday to Thursday at some stations.

By John Myers , May 10, 2013

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