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3 Ways to Start Slashing Next Year’s Tax Bill Now

Stop wallowing in how much you owed or how little you got back from Uncle Sam this year. Instead, get a jump on lowering your 2017 tax bill.

Stretching to Buy a Home Might Be a Mistake

Fail to rein in your dreams, and you might end up with a purchase that leaves you house-poor. Here are some tips to trim your costs.

Want to Retire Abroad? Here’s How to Do It

You can make your dream of living in an exotic foreign land a reality, but only if you take steps right now.

4 Simple Steps That Help Kids Build Solid Credit

Credit-card missteps can follow children into adulthood, hurting their finances in myriad ways. Here’s how to educate kids about credit before it’s too late.

Get an Extra 20 Percent Off These Amazon Warehouse Deals

Now through April 22, prices on tens of thousands of products have been slashed in celebration of Earth Day.

2 Key Steps to Protecting Your ‘Chip’ Cards From Fraud

Some hackers have figured out how to outsmart credit cards with EMV chip technology. Here’s how to safeguard your cards — and your money.

Cheers to These 6 Tax Day Freebies

How does free food, beer, a massage and document shredding sound? There is no purchase necessary to claim these freebies.

It’s Official: Using Facebook Makes You Sad

Although it might seem harmless, killing time on Facebook can put your happiness and sense of well-being at risk.

8 Restaurants Serving Up Specials on Easter Sunday

Easter weekend is abloom with meal deals. This year, they include three-course brunches, take-home meals, kids meals, chili cheese fries and Bloody Marys.

The Secret Benefits of Working as an Apartment Rental Agent

This gig requires some social skills and self-discipline, but not much more — and it offers various perks. Here’s the skinny from a former leasing agent.

Your Life Is at Risk When Crossing a Road in These 2 States

The number of pedestrians killed on U.S. roadways rose by a record amount during the first half of 2016. What’s causing the problem?

12 Ways Donald Trump Is Crushing Consumers

Love him or hate him, you can’t deny that President Trump is attacking regulations and funding that was intended to help regular American consumers.

U.S. Airports With the Best Wi-Fi and Cellular Speeds

An airport’s Wi-Fi and cellular speeds make all the difference, especially when you’re traveling for work or with children.

How a Late-in-Life Career Change Can Boost Your Fortunes

A new study finds that a career change can pay off in big ways for older workers. But take two key steps before you make the move.

Ask Stacy — Should I Borrow $80,000 or Forget Art School?

This high school senior faces a choice: lose out on the opportunity to attend a prestigious college, or borrow 80 grand. Are those really the only options?