Author: Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press

Anxiety will run high this tax season. But doing your taxes still requires steps like finding the 2017 return and understanding key changes.

Mom can’t always be there to tell you when to stop spending. But Huntington Bank and others are promoting new tracking tools to keep resolutions.

Will more states follow Ohio in accepting bitcoin for tax payments? Doubtful, given that no one knows what bitcoin will be worth tomorrow.

About 120 pension plans, covering about 1.3 million people, are underfunded by $48.9 billion and could fail if a solution isn’t found.

Calls from Social Security imposters using fear tactics have been higher than IRS scams lately, according to the AARP Fraud Watch Network.

More employers are promoting 529 college savings plans. Some allow workers to deduct contributions from their paychecks.

Giving Tuesday kicks off the charitable season. But new tax rules make it more complicated to figure out if you’d be able to claim a tax deduction.

Many grandparents, as well as aunts and uncles, may be looking for money-wise gifts, such as helping topay down student loans.

Crooks will be competing with consumers online for all those hot deals from Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday when fraud attempts can jump significantly.