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Just as we move past the winter holidays, tax season is creeping around the corner.

It’s always a good idea to file early instead of waiting until the last minute.

No one enjoys paying taxes – but there’s no way around it. The IRS has more power than debt collectors and is less lenient than creditors. Simply put, you must pay your taxes.

When is a better time to start frugal habits and set savings goals than the beginning of a brand new year? (Answer: There is no better time!)

Identify theft is a pervasive and ever-growing crime that is not going away anytime soon. Here are a few facts about the impact of identity theft in America:

It’s no secret the housing market is in trouble. Mortgage foreclosure rates are soaring. One in every 134 homes was foreclosed in the first half of 2007, twice the figure the previous year.

From useless phone services to vending machine drinks here are tips to reduce your spending while barely changing your routine.

As it is in any industry, there is always a group of bad apples lurking just below the surface, waiting to take advantage of the unaware and misinformed consumer.

Identity theft comes in many forms, but the essence of any identify theft scam is to get your personal, financial information (bank account numbers, credit card numbers, social security number, etc.).

But it’s only October! There are still Halloween costumes – let alone candy – to buy!