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Posted: Saturday - Nov. 7, 2009
Phillips: BillShrink offers help on credit card choices
Now that ghosties and goulies have disappeared for another year, it’s time for holiday gift-buying. When in doubt about paying with plastic — or just the best plastic — BillShrink’s credit card solutions help consumers make the right choice.
Posted: Friday - Nov. 6, 2009
Winsett: What to consider when buying electronics on the Web
Q: Can a consumer save money buying electronics online?
Posted: Thursday - Nov. 5, 2009
Jones: It’s often more than four weeks to get Social Security number of a baby
Q: “I applied for my baby’s Social Security number in the hospital but have not received it. How long does it take?”
Posted: Tuesday - Nov. 3, 2009
Business climate tops in South
Led by top-ranked North Carolina, Southern states have the best business climate, according to Site Selection magazine.
Posted: Tuesday - Nov. 3, 2009
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Riddell: In baseball, a SWOT is a hit; so in business
Today's column will take the efforts put into the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) exercise and transition it into a productive direction.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 1, 2009
Real estate transactions
These are the real estate transfers for the period Aug. 18-24. Information is prepared by John Dixon Auctioneers. Any questions may be addressed to John Vass Jr. at Chattanooga Times Free Press at 757-6322.
Posted: Saturday - Oct. 31, 2009
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR Chamber events North Chattanooga: The North Chattanooga Chamber will meet Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St. The speakers will be Lt. Eric Tucker and Lt. Danna Vaughn of the Chattanooga Police Departm
Posted: Friday - Oct. 30, 2009
Inside Insurance: Georgia ranks 5th nationwide for heavy construction equipment theft
The National Insurance Crime Bureau and the National Equipment Register reported Oct. 27, 2009, that more than13,500 pieces of heavy equipment were stolen in 2008 and of that number the top five states represented 43 percent of the thefts.
Posted: Friday - Oct. 30, 2009
Winsett: Figuring out if direct sales are for you
Q: I am considering a direct sales job; what should be considered in making this decision?
Posted: Thursday - Oct. 29, 2009
Jones: Pursuing information on parent with Alzheimer’s
Q: Ms. P asks: “My father recently passed away, and my mother’s income was automatically raised. I called Social Security office to talk with them (I have POA for her finances and medical — she has Alzheimer’s) and they said I needed to bring the POA papers to them before they would talk to me. All I really was wanting to know is: Do I assume the amount they’ve given her is correct or do I still need to go out there and talk with them? Thanks!”
Posted: Tuesday - Oct. 27, 2009
Knoxville air guard base gets upgrade
ALCOA, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Air National Guard broke ground Monday on an $8 million operations facility for its KC-135 Squadron as part of a base expansion that will add 128 jobs.
Posted: Tuesday - Oct. 27, 2009
Covenant reports quarterly loss on lower revenues
Covenant reports quarterly loss on lower revenues
Posted: Sunday - Oct. 25, 2009
Real estate transactions
These are the real estate transfers for the period Aug. 11-17. Information is prepared by John Dixon Auctioneers. Any questions may be addressed to John Vass Jr. at Chattanooga Times Free Press at 757-6322.
Posted: Thursday - Oct. 22, 2009
Jones: Detailing the Social Security benefits of a spouse
Q: Mr. M of Chattanooga writes: "I retired early (62) because I didn't have a job. My wife will not retire till three more years (66). Her retirement benefits are more than mine even if she retires at 62. Can I collect on her benefits and if I can will this affect her benefits when she retires? When she retires do I revert back to my benefits or do we both collect off of her benefits?"
Posted: Wednesday - Oct. 21, 2009

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