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Wednesday, 6 November 2019

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The Daily Money: 4 tax mistakes to avoid

ALL THE MONEY NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW

Wednesday, November 6

Good morning, money mavens. It's David Brinkerhoff in New York City, here to share our top stories in the Daily Money newsletter this nippy Wednesday.

First off, pat yourself on the back. You're halfway through the workweek.

Speaking of working, did you know more ex-cons are finding jobs as bosses compete for fewer candidates? Want to avoid spending all your paychecks during the holidays? Check out the digital deals stores are rolling out. And if the thought of buying all those gifts has drained you already, we offer tips to keep your batteries running longer, literally.

Remember to stick with the Daily Money. Let us know what you're watching, reading, or sub-tweeting right now. Reach out to us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Know someone you think should get to the Daily Money? They can sign up right here.

David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money Editor

Now, onto the day's top stories:

In this Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019, photo, a carpenter works on a construction site in North Andover, Mass. On Thursday, Oct. 3, the Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing managers, issues its index of non-manufacturing activity for September.

What job is likeliest to lead to cocaine, opioid abuse?

Construction workers are most likely to use cocaine and misuse prescription opioids compared with other employees, according to a new study.

Don't pay more than you actually owe: 4 costly tax...

Buffalo Wild Wings faces call to 'stand up to racism'

Ashley Smith wipes away tears on Tuesday at a pres

Aldi beer, wine Advent calendars on sale Wednesday

Aldi has ambitious plans for its format of smaller

Will the bull market end in the 2020 election year?

Stock market data and charts on a colorful display

These 5 money mistakes can send you spiraling into debt

woman hand putting money bank note dollar into pig

Student who drove 8 hours to sell Krispy Kreme is back...

In this Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019 photo, Jayson Gonz

The poverty rates for every group in the US

Photoshop Camera app for pro features on phone

AT&T pays $60M fine for 'unlimited' data claims

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Tuesday, 5 November 2019

Posted by Unknown - 06:53

The Daily Money: Homeowners, don't forget these tax breaks

The Daily Money

ALL THE MONEY NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW

Tuesday, November 5

Good morning. It's David Brinkerhoff in New York City, here to help you follow the money. We're making our Daily Money newsletter more personal by highlighting our top stories of the day. Don't worry, all the stories of the day are still here: Keep scrolling down.

Poor November seems to get squeezed out by two cooler months: October and its candy fest and December's gift bonanza. Sure, there's that big meal and some football later this month, but is it worth all that cooking prep and the food coma that follows? Anyway, we're here to brighten the start of this unloved, 30-day stretch with some good stories:

•	The stock market is setting new records
•	Homeowners can write off certain home renovations
•	And Pringles is squeezing a turducken feast into a can

So, stick with the Daily Money. Let us know what you're watching, reading, or sub-tweeting right now. Reach out to us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram… or, you know, drop us a comment on one of our stories.

Know someone you think should get to the Daily Money? They can sign up right here.

David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money Editor

Now, onto the day's top stories: