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A religious holiday for Christians filled with Good Friday, Palm Sunday to the eventual Easter mass, it appears Easter has gone to the masses.
From the state of Minnesota to your federal tax return, there are all sorts of things to know and plenty of things that taxpayers don't want to miss.
Starting this January, Delta Airlines will change its rules when it comes to earning elite status.
Spring hasn't quite sprung, but spring cleaning is a big key if you are thinking of putting your home on the market.
The trials and tribulations for Minnesota Turbo Tax users may be ending after the Intuit Company, owners of Turbo Tax, released fixes for about a dozen glitches in the popular online software.
New wire fraud legislation is aimed at protecting older Minnesotans from scam artists in other states and countries.
As the economy shows signs of light, it has many workers wondering if the time is right to ask for that richly deserved raise.
OK, so it's not what you'd call a paltry sum, but Minnesota residents received some good news Thursday on the state's projected deficit.
If gas prices feel higher than normal, that's because 2013 is the worst February on the record.
If a bi-partisan deficit reduction agreement is not reached Friday, March 1st, the sequester law, bringing about cuts in almost every line of the government's discretionary and defense spending, will take effect.
There is a lending instrument that has been a thorn in Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson's side for years. It is called the "reverse mortgage."