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H and R Block Online Makes A Bold Move For Turbo Tax Customers

By ⋅ January 12, 2015 ⋅ Post a comment

H and R Block Online is giving away FREE tax software to lots of disgruntled TurboTax users. They have acted quickly to grab annoyed customers who a irritated at Turbo Tax’s ‘sneaky’ new price hike. Let’s face it, war is not supposed to be fun, but in this case, it is the consumers who are winning. This is a corporate war that will result in freebies for a lot of people.

H and R Block Online
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H and R Block Online has decided to go guerilla on Turbo Tax and spread the good work via the media. They have chosen to leave … Read the rest

3 Reasons to Use Tax Software to File Your Taxes For Free This Year

By ⋅ February 13, 2014 ⋅ Post a comment

Well, you must have heard by now about Turbo Tax 2013, haven’t you? For the uninitiated, this is the most widely used tax preparation software used by consumers doing their own taxes. However, the question is this: How does this online and Windows based solution, that’s provided by Intuit, stays ahead of the pack when it’s compared to similar others offered by other vendors? In a nutshell, why should you use it to file your taxes for free this year?

File Your Taxes For Free This Year
File Your Taxes For Free This Year! (Photo credit: Great Beyond)

Because it’s cost efficient

Turbo tax is provided … Read the rest

What You Need To Know About The All New Subaru BRZ

By ⋅ November 5, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment

Did you know that Subaru just recently released a new model of their WRX STI lineup that includes a six speed rear wheel drive transmission? Not only that is it rear wheel drive, it is also a coupe! A long description short, I went ahead and treated myself to the new Subaru BRZ which was for sale at one of the Bozeman Car Dealerships. My first impression of the Subaru BRZ was amazing and had to do with the sleek design of the slithered two door style it had adjusted too.

Looks are one thing, but the mind blowing factor … Read the rest

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