Celebrities From Katie Couric to Kim Kardashian Poke fun at Themselves in Super Bowl Spots
Along with puppies and babies, celebrities are a Super Bowl advertising staple.
TD Bank's Mobile Site, ATMs Running Again After Hour-Long Outage
TD Bank is back up after an internal glitch downed its mobile banking site and in-store ATMs Tuesday.
Got Married in 2015? 4 Major Ways Your Taxes Will Change
From filing statuses to deductions, we outline how getting hitched affects your 1040—including ways you may be able to save money.
Make Sure Your Children are a Tax Credit to You
Come filing time, let your kids be a credit to you and your taxes.
Do You Qualify For An Earned Income Tax Credit?
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a program designed to provide tax relief for American workers with low-paying jobs. Could you qualify for this tax credit?
When Sharing Taxes Might Not Be a Good Idea
A couple has a choice of filing jointly or separately. Consider both options.
For HUGE Tax Savings Marry Today, Divorce Tomorrow (Or Vice Versa)
”There is not even a patriotic duty to increase one's taxes.”
Should You Pay Your Taxes With a Credit Card?
Is it worth paying your taxes with a credit card? Learn what factors you need to look at, before you pay.
Tax Benefits of Parenthood
You didn't have kids just for the tax deduction, but they sure come in handy come April. Make sure you are aware of all the tax benefits that come with being a parent.
New Poll Reveals Tax Refund Spending Plans
According to a recent poll, a majority of Americans plan to use their tax refund to pay down debt. Learn why more and more Americans are taking the responsible path.
Does My Teen Really Have to File Taxes?
You know you have to file a tax return, but does your teen? The deadline is rapidly approaching, and he or she may — or may not — have received forms relating to income last year.
Turn Your Tax Refund into an IRA or Savings Bond Automatically
Expecting a refund? Learn how you can have your tax refund directly deposited into an IRA or savings bond.
Should Couples File Taxes Separately or Jointly? Which is Best for You?
Married couples have the choice of filing their taxes jointly or separately. What is the best option for you and your spouse? Generally, it is to file jointly – but there are several factors to consider before making your choice.
Going Away For the Holiday? Vacation Taxes and Fees
The words “vacation” and “taxes” don’t seem to go together, do they? Most people would prefer a vacation from taxes, not a vacation with taxes.
Divorce and Taxes Can Be Complicated
A good rule of thumb is that your marital status at the end of the year determines your filing status.
Taxes and Divorce, What You Need to Know
Call a lawyer and a tax professional if you’re going through a divorce.
Is a Car Lease for Business Tax-Savvy?
Leasing or buying a car for business can have tax benefits. Which is right for you?
IRS Can Help With Adoption
Uncle Sam offers you a tax break to help defray costs of your new family member.
Here are the Rules for Claiming the Child Tax Credit
Children 17 and younger can bring parents hefty tax deductions, but they better meet this seven-point test.
Take a Different Approach to Charitable Giving this Year
The donor advised fund (DAG) is changing the charitable giving landscape, and it’s easy to understand why.


















