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Every year it seems more features that were once "premium" on cell phones are now standard options, but as technology continues to drive the cost of cell phones down the cost of the plans they're attached to remains static.

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Sandy Robbins from H & R Block joined the OCBS to talk taxes and hurricane sandy

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The days leading up to Thanksgiving is a normally busy time of year for Foodbank's through out the state but following Super Storm Sandy, demand has more than doubled.

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Just when you thought things couldn't get worse as a result of super-storm Sandy comes word from the top that your property taxes are probably going to go up.

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It would create a month-long, one-time sales tax collection exemption on meal purchases made in New Jersey restaurants.

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If your home suffered significant damage or was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, you may qualify for a reduction in your assessment for the tax year 2013 under New Jersey law.

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Hurricane Sandy has caused billions of dollars in damage all over New Jersey, so what does this mean for your property taxes in the future?

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The latest Rutgers/Camden business school quarterly economic outlook contains more of the same: continued slow growth and cautious business spending.

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Today, the full General Assembly meets for a voting session for the first time since late June. Dozens of pieces of legislation are on the board list.

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In response to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision rejecting bipartisan efforts to restrict campaign spending by corporations, a New Jersey legislator is introducing legislation to require corporations that receive financial help from New Jersey taxpayers or are publicly traded in the state to publicly detail their political contributions and expenditures.

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