Just what I always know will happen with an Intuit product - an installation and/or activation runaround.

I wish I would have had this book ten years ago. My husband and i are already retired and we do not have any credit card debt but had I done a few things differently, we would have had a nice nest egg to match. I confirm what Stacy says that life without credit card debt is awesome. Not only is there no worry about paying bills but a life of not needing "stuff" is also freeing. We have and do use the Costco credit card (paid in full every month) for the reward points. We charge utilities, groceries, etc. This makes bill paying easy and the reward points add up quickly. Our freedom of not needing stuff keeps us from charging stuff. Life is good. So why would I read this book - always open to learning more ways to save or grow our dollars and i did learn new things.. Also recommend signing up for his newsletter on Money Talks News.

Antenna works lika a charm. I bought it for my 2010 toyota 4runner because the factory antenna keeps hitting the garage door when I go in & out. I see no difference from the factory to this one. Radio stations are clear.

This stuff smells but does wonders for the water in your aquarium. I use it to make my tap water ready for aquarium use. It takes the chlorine and impurities out of your tap water which are harmful for you aquarium inhabitants. Works great for setting up new aquariums.

I ordered the 60 inch to replace a beloved Samsung 60 inch DLP that had been fantastic for 7 years until the actual DLP chip started to act up. I specifically waited for the 2016 models to come out, but didn't want to spend thousands...

My favorite case! I own a lot of s7 edge cases and change frequently. I use this case very often since the leather looks so elegant, and the case is built so that the screen protector does not pop up. I love it. Simple and elegant.

This is painful. I've been an Office user since 1992 and I've probably installed copies of various versions of Office onto hundreds of PCs over the years. I am just now finishing up a torturous multi day effort trying to get Office 2013 Home and Business set up on 4 Dell Windows 7 PCs and this is, by far, the worst installation experience I've ever run across. Come on guys - Microsoft has been building Office versions for more than 20 years, surely this group of top engineers can figure out how to make an installation work! Or did all the seasoned programmers walk out the door with their stock options?