Review: Simmons First Visa Platinum

If you have excellent credit and tend to carry a balance from time to time, this card may be a good addition to your wallet.

Let’s Talk About Dying

Your family will have a hard enough time dealing with grief. Don’t make them hunt for your will or try to guess the name of your lawyer.

5 Free, Handy Price Comparison Apps

If you have a smartphone, there’s no reason not to make sure you get the best deal.

Are You Likely to Get Audited?

Find out if you live in one of the 5 metro areas where the IRS is most likely to give tax returns a closer look.

How to Spot Fake Luxury Goods

Fake Uggs, Coach bags, and even expensive wine and golf clubs can usually be spotted with a few simple tricks.

5 Easy Ways to Prepare for Next Tax Season

The hassle of doing your taxes is still a very fresh memory. Use that as motivation to take a few steps now to make next year’s tax preparation much less stressful.

6 Gross Ingredients in Your Food

The secretion from a sac near the anus of beavers isn’t the only strange ingredient commonly found in processed foods.

Who Can You Add to Your Health Plan?

Health insurance companies have to draw the line somewhere. Here’s that line.

PC Sales Are Plummeting and Prices Are Dropping

Sales of personal computers just had the sharpest decline since records started being kept. .

Show Me the Money: Computer Programmers Now Getting Agents

The geeks are becoming celebrities: the best are now getting their own professional representatives.

Poll: 8 of 10 Women Feel Discriminated Against at Work

Are women paid less than men? Can they balance life and work? A new poll shows opinions haven’t changed much since the mid-90s.

18 Tax Day Freebies and Deals

Why not reward yourself on Tax Day with these awesome freebies? Come on. You’ve earned it.

What Are Bitcoins, And Why Are They Suddenly Losing Value?

The digital currency is getting some attention after losing half its value in a 6-hour window.

Job Recruiters Are Turning to Twitter

If you think a page is too short for a resume, try cramming it into 140 characters.

IRS Says It Can Read Your Email and Facebook Messages

An Internal Revenue Service handbook says you have no expectation to privacy with online communications. Many find that idea troubling.

Banks Offer Free Beer, Yoga and Ice Cream

Banks want to become cool enough to visit again, so many are building more spacious branches and stepping up the freebies.

More People Multitasking While Watching TV

More people are watching TV on their own terms — which often means with a tablet in hand. Also, more families are ‘zero TV households.’

Frugal Family Feast: Salmon With Creamy Dill Sauce and Fettuccine

This week’s Frugal Family Feast is a delicious recipe featuring salmon and fettuccine. It’s tasty, easy, and will feed a family of four for less than $15.

10 Ways to Build a Library on the Cheap

Like to read? If you want a decent home library at a fraction of bookstore prices, start by reading this.

10 Key Characteristics of Debt-Free People

Why do some people — no matter how much they make — get into debt, while others — no matter how modest their means — don’t?

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