As tax season approaches, taxpayers may be at greater risk of tax identity theft. Learn what tax identity theft is, how to identify it and how to prevent it.

Graduating from college and putting your days of studying behind you? Find out how to cancel your Chegg subscription so you can use your money for other needs.

Daycare can be very expensive for many families. Wondering how to save on childcare costs and put money back in your pocket? Unpack 10 ways to afford childcare.

Want to start the new year off on the right foot financially but need help figuring out where to start? Check out our guide on New Year’s financial resolutions.

Have a Segpay account you need to cancel? Check out our quick guide to canceling a Segpay subscription to see which of the 5 options is best for your business.

Do you want to cancel your SmartyPlus and Smarty Cashback subscriptions but aren’t sure how? We’ve got you covered in our easy-to-follow guide.

You can adjust the tax withholding amount on your paycheck. Learn how to change your tax withholding amount, how to decide the right amount and when to do it.

The IRS treats unemployment compensation as taxable income. Learn how collecting unemployment payments can affect your taxes at the federal and state level.

Tax debt can be overwhelming, but taxpayers can seek relief through IRS programs and other alternatives. Learn more about tax debt forgiveness in this guide.

Many business owners don’t take advantage of the tax deductions available to them. See a list of deductions that small-business owners can claim on their taxes.

An estate’s executor can be responsible for filing an estate tax return. Using this guide, learn when an estate tax return is required and how to file one.

Ever wonder how much money you need to move out? Use our guide to prepare for the upfront and monthly expenses of life on your own and get money-saving tips.

If you’re car shopping, explore our list of tips for buying a new car. You’ll find advice about new car prices, financing options, used cars vs. new, and more.

The IRS usually suggests keeping tax returns for 3 years after filing taxes, but the need for this is situational. Determine how long to keep your tax records.

What happens if you file taxes late? Discover the potential penalties you’ll face, along with solutions and resources to help you avoid trouble this tax season.

Individual tax returns are typically due by April 15 of the following year. Stay organized with our guide to critical tax filing and extension deadlines.

What are estimated tax payments? Learn about quarterly estimated taxes, who is supposed to pay them, how to make payments, when they’re due in 2024 and more.

What are tax credits? They lower your tax bill and keep more of your money in your pocket. Check out common tax credits you may be able to use for 2023!