Rebates could be in your hands by May
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Most taxpayers could expect a rebate of up to $600 starting in mid-May under the economic aid plan set to go through Congress within weeks.
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Many of those who bought the iPhone early may be eligible for an Apple Store credit, to help make up the difference in the $200 price drop.
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Online retailers are offering incentives to early shoppers, but people may wait a while, if last year is a guide.
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Consider what your purchases and upgrades will yield down the road.
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Google representative says a consortium of tech companies is exploring the idea of direct rebates with utilities.
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US consumers already swamped with offers from credit card companies can expect more solicitations in the coming months from American Express and Discover Financial Services.
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October marked the beginning of the real tax season. Not the one where you spend long days at the dining-room table poring over piles of receipts. But the one where you can really influence the size of the check you have to write come April or the refund you will be getting.
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A tax rebate is at the center of a plan to stimulate a flagging economy.
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With a growing backlog of disability claims, you may be waiting awhile if you rely on the government to protect you.
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Non-memory sale to go ahead next month
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Look for more disclosure from your financial advisors soon.
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After slow sales last month, General Motors increases rebates on 2005 model-year cars and trucks. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - After a drop in sales last month, General Motors Wednesday announced increased cash incentives on 2005 model year cars and trucks.
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Rebates, patches, and audits -- what you need to know.
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Things get ugly for Buy.com customers when rebates go missing.
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They'll likely work more, and their savings will have to last longer.
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Watch your step, or you may be socked with outlandish interest rates.
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For retailers and manufacturers, rebates are a quick and easy way to adjust prices in a cost-conscious market.-The Washington Post