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Every year, Americans take part in a tradition that very few enjoy. Between the months of January and April, people in the United States have to file a personal income tax return. Although filing a tax return is probably not your favorite hobby, the process doesn’t need to consume your everyday life. Here are some suggestions to alleviate the pain and help you form habits that will keep your taxes from sneaking up on you.

We all know that saving for significant life events is important, but to get there we need to do a few things along the way. Taking control of your spending and managing your debt today can help pave the way to achieving your long-term financial goals, whether those goals are paying off your credit cards, saving for a special trip or financing your child’s college tuition.

If you’re a small business employer, now is the perfect time to get your payroll in shape for 2007. Whether you’re paying employees for the first time or spending hours doing payroll manually, here are some helpful and important tips to make managing your payroll easy this year:

In a world where consumer choices increase every day, small businesses now face many of the same image and marketing challenges as big corporations … only without the big staffs and bigger budgets. Here’s how your company can build a powerhouse image that attracts the right prospects and keeps customers coming back.

For many employers hiring household employees for the first time, setting up an accurate and reliable payroll system can be a daunting task. To help you get started, here are answers to ten of the most frequently asked household employer questions, provided by PayCycle, the leader in online payroll services for household employers.