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Credit cards aren't always bad possessions to have. There are certain perks associated with using credit cards as we make routine or irregular purchases. More>>
Sleep deprivation is a huge productivity killer. One solution is to make naps normal at work. More>>
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon dubs losses 'egregious,' but market analysts expect that, this time, the damage will not spread to the entire financial system. More>>
Think you're an incorrigible workaholic? A Harvard professor suggests you might actually be addicted to success. And that's a good thing. More>>
A new trend in business has people taking colleagues to the gym instead of out to lunch. More>>
These types of businesses have found success by capitalizing on the college demographic. More>>
Making a balance transfer may save you money, but it also could hurt you in the long run. Here are six steps to take before switching credit cards. More>>
The most popular beliefs as to what caused the U.S. mortgage crisis and subsequent economic collapse are wrong, according to a new study by the Boston Fed. More>>
Want to improve your business? Think of your biggest, baddest competitor and take notes. Here's how. More>>
The tax deadline may have passed but planning for next year can start now. More>>
When Facebook goes public it will cost between $28 and $35 per share, potentially netting the company $13.6 billion, with Mark Zuckerberg making $1 billion by himself. More>>
Use these simple ideas to save money and get better coverage for your house. More>>
Figuring out finances can be confusing... but it doesn't have to be. More>>
Occupy Wall Street has big plans for May Day, including marches and strikes, but faces big challenges: It is still largely decentralized, and has lost its hold on the support of the public. More>>
There are many people who could be watching you every move on Facebook. Here are the ones you should look out for. More>>
Credit cards with gas rewards can be a big help in coping with high gas prices. The most effective credit cards could save you $400 at the pump. More>>
Postal bill averts 3,700 post-office closings for at least two years, but fails to address deeper, structural problems in how the postal service manages a vast operation. More>>
If you ever thought EMTs or architects make a lot of money, you'd be wrong. More>>
Postal Service closings could mean longer lines and possibly slower delivery. But the alternative to Postal Service closings would mean using tax money. More>>
Are you bringing home the paycheck of your dreams? You can get paid well for doing what you love when you tap into the visionary within. More>>
Younger generations might want to start preparing for retirement now. Some things may not last that much longer More>>
Shopping at outlet stores and signing up for mailing lists are just some of the ways you can dress well for work on a budget. More>>
Ladies, you don't need a man to take care of your own retirement future. Read on to see how you can do it yourself. It's not too late to start today. More>>
Looking for your tax refund? The IRS has the answer for where it is, along with a host of other refund-related questions. More>>
10 ways to use your income tax refund to get out of debt, build a brighter future. More>>
Home improvement projects are popular these days, but getting financing for them can be difficult. So what are your options in today's tight credit market? More>>
Tax Day freebies are being offered by several restaurant chains in honor of the April 17 filing deadline. Here is your comprehensive list of tax day freebies. More>>
The IRS wants to remind taxpayers how to request some extra time to file their return and the options they have to pay their tax bill. More>>
Electronics retail giant Best Buy has named the 50 stores it plans to close as it struggles in the face of tough competition from e-commerce giants such as Amazon. More>>
The IRS is making it a top priority to crack down on the burgeoning tax day scam of identity fraud. In 2011 the agency thwarted $1.4 billion in fraudulent refunds. More>>
Even though the tax filing deadline is later than usual this year -- April 17 -- many taxpayers may still need more time to file their tax return. More>>
Digital Trends lists the best iPad apps for filing or getting help with your federal and state income taxes. More>>
Money conversations with friends or family are always awkward and it's difficult to know what to do in these situations. More>>
Several states are considering laws to bar companies form asking for applicants' social media passwords. But the social-media world is easily mined even without passwords. More>>
Taxpayers seeking last-minute help can access several self-help tools on the IRS website to make filing taxes easier. More>>
New rules to provide consumers with greater protections in dealing with their mortgage servicers have been put forward by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. More>>
When it comes to avoiding taxes, just know that the IRS doesn't accept reasons like not being a U.S. citizen and having a no-income return. More>>
If you cannot pay the full amount of taxes you owe, don't panic. You should still file your return and pay as much as you can using one of these methods. More>>
Here's a rundown of what your funeral might cost. Make sure you're prepared so your family won't have to worry. More>>
Here are 10 important facts to help you make your tax payment correctly. More>>
Americans foresee, on average, gas prices at $4.75 a gallon within three months. They most blame the oil industry and Wall Street. But they expect politicians to act. More>>
When tax season is in full swing, the IRS receives millions of calls. For faster service, get the help you need online 24/7 without delay at IRS.gov. More>>
Mystery shoppers visit various establishments. Discover how their efforts will save you money in the long run. More>>
Known as HARP 2.0, the new rules for the government's Home Affordable Refinance Program are designed to make it easier for certain homeowners to refinance their mortgages. More>>
These six tips from the IRS explain estimated taxes and how to pay them. More>>
If you owe tax with your federal tax return, but can't afford to pay it all when you file, the IRS wants you to know your options and help you keep interest and penalties to a minimum. More>>
For people who find taxes a little too taxing, IRS Free File offers free software to prepare and e-file your taxes for free. More>>
A major beef processor has declared bankruptcy, citing the backlash against 'pink slime.' The economic fallout from pink slime is just beginning. More>>
There are some things that are worth the extra money and some that aren't. We'll give you a few examples on when and when not to fork over the extra cash. More>>
If you gave money or property to someone as a gift, you may owe federal gift tax. More>>
Take these 8 steps to manage owing more taxes than you can pay. More>>
Here are the top 10 things the IRS wants you to know about setting aside retirement money in a traditional IRA. More>>
If you think you'll be able to get in on Facebook's stock, you should think again. More>>
Don't bend to the old convention or be a statistic. Take control of your financial well-being today. It's not too late! More>>
Harsh questioning from the Supreme Court majority has touched off new political calibrations over Obama's health-care law. In some ways, Democrats could be the winners. More>>
You may be an injured spouse if you file a joint tax return and all or part of your portion of a refund was applied to your spouse's past due financial obligations. More>>
E-recruitment is becoming increasingly popular; find out about five apps to streamline your application process. More>>
The Department of Treasury's Financial Management Service, which issues IRS tax refunds, can use part or all of your federal tax refund to satisfy certain unpaid debts. More>>
U.S. home prices fell again in January, dropping to their lowest level since the housing crash occurred, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices. More>>
Hitachi Kokusai Electric has built a high-performance facial recognition surveillance system that can identify a face in an image from a database of 36 million in one second. More>>
Based on justices' questions during the Supreme Court health-care hearings, the fate of 'Obamacare' is in peril.
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If you make a mistake on your tax return, it can take longer to process, which in turn, may delay your refund. Here are eight common errors to avoid. More>>
Gas prices jumped 5 cents a gallon last week on average, even as oil prices stabilized a bit. When gas prices reach $4 a gallon, motorists begin to change their habits. More>>
Get the mothballs out of your financial closets this spring with tips to spruce up debt and money. More>>
These tips will help you get a larger refund this year, and can teach you how to pay less taxes going forward. More>>
If you've been thinking about buying a home, consider this: In virtually every city in America, it's now cheaper to buy a home than to rent. More>>
Working from home can be a dream or a nightmare. Read on to discover what to watch out for. More>>
With people revealing more and more personal information on the web, employers are starting to ask job applicants to disclose their Facebook account information. More>>
Understanding the implications of these events can help you plan your finances and, in some cases, save you from paying taxes altogether. More>>
When the housing market finally rebounds, Hispanic buyers will play a major role, according to a new report. More>>
With many looking to develop their existing skill set and strengthen their position in the job market, it is important to consider both academic and non-academic qualifications. More>>
Online yearbook service SchoolFeed uses deceptive practices to boost its numbers and hijack your Facebook data. More>>
Even in 2012, women have different financial needs than men. Here's what to know. More>>
Find out how much these part-time jobs pay and how easy they are to get. More>>
The IRS has expanded its "Fresh Start" initiative to help struggling taxpayers who owe taxes. The following four tips explain the expanded relief for taxpayers. More>>
Pinterest's potential is huge, but does the platform pave the way to copyright infringements? More>>
Here are four refundable tax credits you should consider to increase your refund on your 2011 federal income tax return. More>>
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