I love finding smart ways to save you money. One easy one is cutting out the streaming services you pay for every month but don't use. I'll help you create an action plan to cut out what you don't use and maybe even score a free month of your favorite service.

Let’s say you get a PDF in your email and you need to sign it. If you know a few tricks, you can do so in a jiffy — without paying for another program.

You can sign a PDF using your mouse, but I don’t recommend it; it’ll look like a two-year-old did it for you. Instead, sign a piece of paper and save it on your device using your smartphone’s camera or your computer’s webcam. You can then import that image into the PDF.

• If you’re on Windows, Adobe Reader DC is tops to sign PDFs. Simply download and install the free app and open your file. In the app, at the bottom right, click Fill and Sign and follow the prompts.
• On a Mac, use Preview. It has integrated signing options so you can skip the paper signature. Love that!

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Home title fraud is a frightening reality all homeowners need to know about. The scam is simple: Thieves use information easily obtained online to remove you from the title of your own home. Just like that, they've stolen all of your home's equity. You need to act now.

When you own your own business, you're the CEO, the marketer, the IT person and the data analyst. Don't go it alone. Get Kim's must-read small-biz tips every week.

The more we rely on our devices for work, school and our personal lives, the more we have to lose. Whether it’s bank accounts, personal data, photos, conversations — there’s just so much to preserve and protect. That’s why I recommend TotalAV’s industry-leading security suite. It’s easy to use and offers the best protection in the business. In fact, they’ve received the renowned VB100 award for detecting more than 99% of malware samples for the last three years in a row.

Not only do you get continuous protection from the latest threats, but their AI-driven service, WebShield, blocks dangerous websites automatically, stopping threats before they reach you. Plus, you can subscribe to data breach alerts and clear out old files with the Junk Cleaner.

Research suggests that nearly half of all Americans don't take their medications on time. This can have disastrous consequences for your health. Luckily, a new iOS 16 feature can hold you accountable.

Smart home automation grants impressive safety capabilities, but it's just too much for some. If this sounds like you, these smartwatches can help you in an emergency without putting an Amazon Alexa or Google Home in your house.

Get Apple tips, tricks and updates to your inbox twice a week. Coming up soon: How to hide files and folders on your Mac. Handy!

During World War II, Britain was under constant attack by the Germans. But the British had an incredible weapon to fight back with: The Spitfire. This iconic plane could climb to high altitudes quickly, outpace the German planes and stop many attacks. It couldn't have done this without some mindblowing engineering. So, how did they do it?