The Only Time We'll Ever Tell You to Put Something off Until Tomorrow

By Justin Petruccelli

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In an economy that's uncertain at best, everyone seems to have an offer that will help you and your business save a few bucks here and there.

But what if you could actually take an important step forward in your business and save money at the same time? Well, for one day only, you can.

Tomorrow, Nov. 11, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., MyCorporation.com will allow you to incorporate your business for free.

To take advantage of the offer, just use the coupon code FREE149. You'll save about 150 bucks and get yourself that much closer to being legit. So yeah, for once, it's OK to put something off until tomorrow. But just this once.

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