Courtney O asked:


I recently was laid off from my job and I read somewhere to save all receipts pertaining to a job search in order to deduct those expenses when doing taxes. What kinds of items does this include? Just simple things like resume paper? Or if I buy a laptop to aid in the search is that tax deductible? What about travel expenses if I have to travel for interviews - either via public transportation, or airfare if there is an interview in another city. Any help on this topic would be appreciated.

Christina

Jason W asked:


I mean, if they did that wouldn’t they save themselves a lot of negative media attention involving hiking up the prices? Who would really notice that their airfare was 15 to 30 dollars higher than the last time they took a flight?

Brittany

Me asked:


We want to go someplace warm like the Bahamas, Carribean, Bermuda maybe…somewhere warm - we are undecided.

First we want to find a good cruiseline out of Philadelphia or NYC. One that caters to families with children. We may also bring the grandparents along (they would mostly stay on the ship or close to the ship).

Once we find a great cruiseline (with pref good prices) we will check out their itineraries and decide where we would like to go.

We considered Disney cruisline, but want to save on the airfare to Florida. Otherwise we would definitely use Disney.

(Kids ages are 2, 8, 14 - w/b at time of trip)

Herbert

Joe F asked:


Last summer I sent a month with a host family free of charge (save for the airfare and a little spending money) in Japan. I absolutely feel in love with Nishio (city where I was staying and am dying to go back. However the program I used is no longer available and am in a pinch. Does anyone know of a goood program to use?

Edgar

rocky c asked:


Hi, Next month i am planning to visit UK with my family can anyone advice me where shall i find cheapest airfares to UK.
I am looking for bargain on international flights so that i can save more on my air travel. I am looking for cheap flights from New York to London..

Harry

Miss Redhead asked:


I have $5000 for a trip to Asia (excluding airfare, which is nice)! I am very very excited! I have always had to save $$ and stay in cheap hotels…this time I can see everything and stay somewhere fabulous. I want to stay one week. Where would you go in Asia and what would you do there with $5000 and a weeks time? Thanks everyone!

Gina

Gypsy Priest asked:


With all their passion, they may be able to convince the agressors to concider peace. I think we should give them a chance to talk to them in every fighting field in the world.
We could send them to boot camp to get their training in forigen languages and diplomicy.
We may save money in the long run and our young people won’t have to go and fight.

what do you think, demonstrators? You want to go give it a try?
You’ll get a uniform, new hair style and three squares.
Come on, give it a try.
No one should be in Iraq? then get those Iraqies outa there!

Juanita

scary shari asked:


There are so many travel-related websites, I feel overwhelmed! All I need is a low price on one round-trip airplane ticket between San Jose and Phoenix in late December. I do NOT need to combine it with hotel lodging, car rentals, etc., as I will be staying with cousins. I just need to save as much money as possible on airfare, but not get screwed or aggravated in the process. heh

Here are some of the websites I know of, although I have not yet researched airfare on any of them. So I’d love to know YOUR faves, whether they’re on this list or not. Also, please mention WHY the particular website has earned your positive recommendation. Thanks!!

Bookingbuddy.com, Cheaptickets.com, Expedia.com, Lowfares.com, Orbitz.com, Planetickets.com, Priceline.com, Sidestep.com, Travelocity.com, Travelzoo.com

George

MO asked:


I’m looking to save some cash since I know that taxis are expensive.

How about Ocho Rios to Port Antonio by bus? (Airfare to Montego Bay was about $200 less when compared to Kingston)
Thanks for your help.

Tiffany