Mortgage insurance is no longer deductible on your federal taxes.

You may qualify for a money-saving property tax exemption. Learn about five types of tax relief.

Missed tax deduction? Overlooked tax credit? Get what’s coming to you by amending your return.

As property values rise, a creeping tax looms. Left unchecked, property tax bills can swell over time.

To manage your biggest asset, create a financial plan that covers repairs, upgrades, mortgages, insurance, and taxes.

Get a second opinion before borrowing against your equity.

All good things must come to an end, but you've still got options.

Deducting mortgage interest, as well as interest on home equity loans and HELOCs, can save money on taxes.

Keeping track of the cost of capital improvements to your home can really pay off on your tax return when it comes time to sell.

Which tax benefits do homeowners miss? Will you get audited if you take the home office deduction? Find out the answers to these questions and more before Tax Day.

Although being a landlord certainly has its cons, tops among its pros are the tax deductions rental homeowners enjoy.

Experts list the tax deduction mistakes that homeowners often make.

Here’s a checklist to help you decide what tax and home records to keep.

Here are the tax tips you need to get a jump on your returns.

Tips on choosing tax preparation software to help get all the homeowner benefits.

Just learned you coulda, shoulda, woulda saved on taxes you already filed? It’s not too late.

When you are evaluating how much home you can afford, make sure you factor in the tax advantages of homeownership.

If you can accept tradeoffs, real estate makes a great retirement plan: Put a rental property into an IRA, play by IRS rules, and grow your investment tax-free until retirement.

Storm windows and doors don’t qualify for the federal energy tax credit.

Some divorcing homeowners end up with unanticipated tax bills when they sell their home. Find out how you can avoid being one of them.