Find Your Way Home for the Holidays with Garmin

Home for the holidays­—can be tricky. These days driving across the country can get you stuck in traffic, lost on new roads, and stranded if you miss your road by even one exit. Even with the maps on your phone, it is easy to miss a road if you don’t constantly keep your phone in hand—which is dangerous and illegal in many states. Young drivers, already at a higher risk of accident, may find navigating the highways on their first trip home from college especially nerve-wracking. Even seasoned drivers, like myself, can use a reminder of how to get around. And elder drivers, like parents and grandparents might not know all the lane improvements and traffic patterns since last time they visited.

That’s why GPS systems are a great gift for those you love this holiday

Tell Your Father You Love Him with AT&T

My father is not the best communicator. Let’s just say, he’s a man of few—but wise—words. I’ve learned about his interests, thoughts, and feelings mainly through my mother. I’ll often hear such phrases from her as, “Your father is really excited to see you,” and, “You know your father, he doesn’t like it when…”

Needless to say, it’s always a little difficult to find a really great Father’s Day present for him. What could I possibly get for the man who has given me so much, yet whom I know so very little about? But this year, I think I’ve finally figured it out.

What better way to bridge the gap than with a device specifically created for the exact purpose of communicating? Knowing my father and his love for deals, he would most appreciate a new,

Guitar Playing Shirts are Just the Beginning

My dormmates in college were renowned for their incredibly detailed, prankster mind games. An official-looking suspension letter from the provost, wardrobe dressers on balconies, and entire doors being switched out were all just the beginning for these intelligent clowns. And though I hated it when their attention was turned on me, their pranks did make for some pretty great stories.

If you love pranks and practical jokes as much as my college buddies, ThinkGeek is the store for you. You can find some really cool, geeky (pardon the paradox) gadgets for just about any situation. My favorite is the Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt. That’s right—you can actually play guitar, and drums, on your very own chest…with your shirt. For an awesome demonstration of such shirts, check out

New Hope and Support for Small Businesses

Businesses of all sizes were hit hard by the economic downfall this country has been dealing with, but did you know that small business generally recover faster than large business from such downfalls? In fact, small businesses are currently showing sustained growth in hiring, with nearly 150,000 new jobs created since June, 2009. Here at Coupon-Gurus, a small business ourselves, we think that is important news, and our own company is actively in the process of expanding and hiring new employees currently.

However, despite this small business upward trend in hiring, the tracking of these small business trends and behaviors tends to slip through the cracks when it comes to business indices. Small businesses with 20 or less employees are often simply left out, while measuring

Escape the Horror of Hackers Forever

Plundering pirates. Invading Visigoths. Conquering conquistadors. Ransacking Romans. At every period on the human timeline, someone, somewhere, was looking to steal or otherwise abscond with the valuable possessions of someone else. While the prize to be won was once gold, jewels, land, and women, today our most valuable possession is information. Presently, there are hackers hiding in vaporous virtual clouds of cyberspace, poised to steal your passwords, social security number, bank account information and more…and the scariest part is that you may never know you’ve been “robbed” until it is too late.

Protecting yourself fro m invisible enemies is no small matter. For every clever computer security system, it seems that there is an equally clever hacker out there able