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Whether you’re trying to grow your business or thank your faithful clients, these gifts are guaranteed to brighten the holiday season.

All it takes is a little planning and ingenuity to create champagne parties on a beer budget.

What are this year’s hottest and most cutting-edge new electronic items and tech toys? Take a look.

With many college admission offices placing a large part of the decision-making process on standardized test scores, parents and students are looking for prep courses that won’t break the bank.

Do you usually end up in credit card debt after the holidays? If so, then make a vow right now that this will be the year you change history. 

On Sale: This week's column features bargains on New Year's Eve plans and gym memberships for 2011.

On Sale: Twitter lets you Tweet for those in need. Free calls are now available through 2011. A new app lets you find your way, with or without a wireless connection. And now you experience New Year’s Eve in Times Square, from anywhere in the world.

Dave Says: What happens if your husband hates his job? And is it ever a good idea to refinance your home? 

Before your financial resolutions fall by the wayside, try these tips.

Secret Santa gifts  can be a lot of fun--but not if you end up with a bad present. Here's what to avoid giving at this year's exchange. 

Not sure what to get for Dad? Need to know the hottest tech toy for your geeky nephew? FOX Business has you covered, from gift suggestions to tips for not breaking the bank.

Cashiers can make a strong sales pitch on why you should open their store's credit card, but the rewards are not worth the risks.

By planning ahead, you can keep a lid on holiday tipping and still show your gratitude. Here's how.

If you're buying gifts online this holiday season, these seven tips will help you through it.

Currently income tax rates for the two highest brackets are 33% and 35%. That would change to 38 and 41%.

These tips can help you rein in holiday expenses without losing your holiday spirit.

Holiday budgets can prevent overspending, but a new survey finds most families give the idea a cold shoulder.

According to the Wall Street Journal, 15 states are facing budget gaps nearing $27 billion and Wall Street has found a way to essentially short some of this debt.

Despite new regulations, banks are bigger than ever, and pose a big threat to our economy.

Buying by layaway has made a comeback, so many people are new to the process. Here's how to make sure your merchandise retrieval goes smoothly