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He Lost $140,000 in the 2008 Crash and Has Only Been Allowed to Deduct a Few Thousand of It a Year. When He Sells the Rental, the Rest of That Loss Will Erase $11…

A stock market wipeout from 2008 left behind a six-figure loss that the tax code lets you use only a trickle at a time, but ...
The Auto Wire on MSN

That $10,000 car loan interest deduction sounds great until you do the math

Washington pitched it as a reason to walk into a showroom: finance a new American-built car and deduct the interest from your ...

12 Things Every 1970s Classroom Seemed to Have

Step inside a 1970s classroom with chalkboards, film projectors, pull-down maps, purple worksheets, and other nostalgic school staples.
Family Destinations Guide

You’ll Feel Like A True Texas Pioneer When You Visit This Living History Farm

The Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm has that effect on people. It sits inside Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic ...

They Kept Every Receipt From the Kitchen, the Roof and the Deck. When They Sell the House Next Spring, a Large Share of the Gain Will Never Be Gain at All

Every contractor bill sitting in a drawer could be worth far more at closing than anyone paid for the work, and most homeowners toss the paperwork before they ever find out why.
The City Reporter on MSN

How to vet an NYC public school like a reporter

Unlike most other places in the nation, New York City families have to apply for schools at every level of their education, starting in kindergarten. The choices can be overwhelming. The nation’s ...