You may be old enough to remember a time when traveling by air was a signature experience. Seats were wider, planes less crowded, all bags flew free and passengers were served real, hot meals — sometimes with actual silverware. Oh, and the security check involved walking through a metal detector for .07 seconds.

Do you feel overwhelmed at the thought of getting your financial paperwork organized once and for all? If so, you're not alone. It's probably one of those nagging things on your perpetual to-do list. Yet you just can't stomach wading through hip-deep piles of paper, and then trying to figure out what to do with it all. But you can handle it by employing the same process you would use to clean out the garage or any other room in the house. If you follow these organization tips, and take it one step at a time, you'll be done before you know it.

Many tax deductions are overlooked by the typical filer, and a number of them are associated with your home. Here are some home-related potential tax savings to investigate before the looming April 15 deadline.

It’s that time of year again — tax season is upon us, and Uncle Sam will soon be knocking at your door. As the deadline approaches, are you maximizing your refund potential by taking full advantage of tax deductions you may qualify for? You may be entitled to more than you think, so it’s important to do your homework before filling out that 1040. To get you started, here are some tax breaks that filers often miss out on.

Do you feel overwhelmed at the thought of getting your financial paperwork organized once and for all? If so, you're not alone. It's probably one of those nagging things on your perpetual to-do list. Yet you just can't stomach wading through hip-deep piles of paper, and then trying to figure out what to do with it all. But you can handle it by employing the same process you would use to clean out the garage or any other room in the house. If you follow these organization tips, and take it one step at a time, you'll be done before you know it.

Americans spend almost $9,000 each year to own and operate an automobile. Gas, maintenance, repairs, insurance, tires, and finance costs can take a big chunk out of any household budget. The good news is there are easy ways to economize on almost every aspect of car ownership. Just follow the road to savings.

You may be able to jump start your financial goals with an extra paycheck this payroll leap year. Find out more!

Get your finances in order once and for all with these five organization tips for your financial life.

While most of us would like to avoid all debt, some kinds are worse than others. Learn about the worst type of debt and what you can do about it.

Here are seven financial New Year's resolutions that can make 2015 your most prosperous year yet. Read on to see if one or more of these is right for you.