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Summer travel forecast: Fly, drive or float?
The number of Americans leaving home for vacation is expected to rise this year, but so are the prices of airline tickets, hotels and a myriad other things you'll need for your dream vacation. Don't hold your breath waiting for cheaper tickets. You'll drop before prices will.
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Travel insurance can ease financial pain of medical emergency
No one wants to dwell on the mishaps that might land you in a foreign hospital or, worse, require an emergency air evacuation from your dream vacation. Travel insurance is worth considering, however. For a relatively modest outlay, you can buy coverage that protects you if you have to cancel before or during your trip because you, your traveling companions or even a family member not traveling ...
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Dina Gachman: Your Parent's Basement: The New Post-College Vacation
Maybe the days of budget backpacking are over, which is too bad. But there are still tables to wait and floors to sleep on. And it's worth it.
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Would You Cash In Credit Card Rewards for Extra Vacation Days?
MCLEAN, Va., May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- With the summer travel season on the horizon, Americans are more savvy than ever about making the most of their rewards programs, according to the Capital One ...
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Obedience key in tax-torture chamber
n a recent vacation I flipped through the soft porn blockbuster "Fifty Shades of Grey" per order of the middle-aged women's travel handbook. Upon my return I attended the City Council meeting, where I penned the following racy novella, "Two Shades of Tax Classification."
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Retiring Abroad: Pitfalls of Paradise
Those places look great when you are on vacation. But financial advisers say retiring abroad is not for everyone, and many will return.
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Retiring Abroad: The Pitfalls of Paradise
Moving to a tropical island or a mountaintop village is a retirement plan shared by many adventurous baby boomers. More than half a million retirees have moved out of the country, and the number is growing.
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2012 Valedictorians and Salutatorians
JESSIE WALLSValedictorian, Apalachee High SchoolParents: Darrell Walls and Glenda McDanielCollege/military: Georgia Institute of TechnologyStudy/interest: Chemical and bio-molecular engineeringScholarships: National Beta Club Scholarship, North Georgia Two Cylinder Club Scholarship and Barrow County Masonic ScholarshipFavorite quote: "You see things, and you say 'why?' But I dream things that ...
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Deadline passes for Allied Waste vote for more money
If the Teamsters Local 215 had approved their contract offer, active union employees would receive an additional $1,000.
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Focus On: Caroline Hubble
As a pole-vaulter for Forsyth Country Day's track-and-field team, sophomore Caroline Hubble hopes to keep soaring higher in the future.
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