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Find out what the expiration of the Bush tax cuts in 2011 would mean for you.
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To help college students pay their tuition bills and give America that extra push to get an education, the government has come up with a $2,500 tuition tax credit.
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The curse of September continues this week in history.
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Decrease the value of your taxable estate and prevent the tax man from getting you one last time.
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Credits and rebates can make solar power a practical investment if you plan to remain in your home.
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Canadians have their own considerations to make before choosing early retirement.
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Choosing to stay at home with the kids is a choice that has both positive and negative financial consequences.
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If you're thinking about how to plan for retirement, an RRSP's tax incentives, simplicity and flexibility could be a great option.
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Follow these simple tips to keep your wallet as fat and healthy as your new baby.
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As the cost of college in the U.S. continues to climb, it's hard to believe that in some countries you can still be educated for free.
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These five states may pay through the nose in taxes - but the benefits may just be worth it.
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Find out which expiring tax cuts might cost you money if Congress doesn't extend them.
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Here are some pros and cons of the debt securities created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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Even the most frugal drivers have a tipping point. Is it time for a new car?
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Learn the logic behind the belief that reducing government income benefits everyone.
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Your life insurance policy can be a great tool for charitable giving. Find out how.
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If you're still punching the clock after 30 years, what kind of retirement plan should you have?
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Keep up to date with this week's financial and economic headlines.
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Understanding your property taxes can protect you from financial shocks.
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Don't miss out on these tax credits if you have recently graduated.
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This arrangement allows you to have more control over your estate - both before and after your death.
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Many Americans still try to get out of paying taxes, but the most common excuses just don't hold water.
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Income tax is about to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2013. Here are some interesting facts you may not know about it.
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Does the amount of goods and services produced set the pace for economic growth? Here are the arguments.
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Just moved into a new home? Check out these 7 tips that every new homeowner should know
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You may be well aware of the tax dollars the government withholds from your paycheck, but this isn't the only way your income is being tapped.
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Both the fabulously wealthy and the millionaire next door need to plan for the estate tax boomerang.
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More than 65% of income-tax-paying Americans got a tax refund in 2009. It may have been good for taxpayers, but it was even better for the government.
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IRS avoidance should not drive investing choices.
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From tanning beds to pizza parlors you might be surprised about where the latest taxes might appear.
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Avoiding these five common tax mistakes can really pay off on your way to retirement
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Investing your tax refund will give you the best possible return.
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Copying in numbers directly from your tax forms can end up with you paying more (or less) taxes than you owe.
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To what extent are taxes and restrictions being used to modify your behavior?
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These short-term loans can provide much-needed cash, but the instant payout comes at a cost.
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Understanding the origins of our tax withholding system is crucial to getting the most out of it.
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Buy munis, book losses, avoid marriage, consider a Roth conversion now and get your Lasik eye surgery next year.
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Last-minute advice, including what to do if you find you can't finish your 1040 or pay on time.
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If your tax bill is bigger than you'd hoped, there are few ways you can reduce it next year.
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U.S. tax policies don't just affect our own economy - many times, the entire world is influenced.
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A tax pro answers questions she hears most often and quashes some myths.
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Education bills may not be as stressful as you think - these student tax breaks can help!
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Find out how to keep the IRS from getting under your skin and avoid other frustrating tax scenarios.
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This strategy of moving your tax deductable payments and donations to the following year could mean hundreds more on your return.
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We look at how U.S. taxes have changed since their inception.
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Their salaries depend on people paying taxes, but these politicians avoided paying taxes themselves.
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The real estate market has changed dramatically in the last few years - don't get caught in the cold.
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There are many people and companies that can file your taxes. Find out what each has to offer, and which is right for you.
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Federal subsidies, low interest rates, falling home prices - many are about to come to an end. Find out how to get on board before these benefits run out.
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It's not ideal, but there are times when it can make sense to use your IRA or 401(k) for a down payment.
