This article is part of our “Get It Done” week on Morningstar.com: All week we will feature articles and videos offering guidance on ways to help tackle those nagging items on your financial to-do ...

If you haven't been organizing and discarding files as you go, it's likely your hard drive is stuffed with downloads, unwanted photos, file copies and other digital dust bunnies. This can reveal ...

You don’t have to. Thanks to full-bodied e-mail programs, online backup, software add-ons, and search tools like Google Desktop that work equally well for small company computer networks or individual ...

Our computers have become indispensable not only for work-related items, but just about every aspect of our lives are somehow digitally connected. The desktop of your computer can become a dumping ...

Having a single starting point for all of your files can make them easier to find. Computers that use Microsoft Windows are equipped with a My Documents folder, which can be useful. You can also ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Kaitlyn Wells If your home office documents, family medical records, bills, ...

Heather VanMouwerik is a PhD candidate in Russian History at the University of California, Riverside and the Congressman George Brown Graduate Intern for the Special Collections at Rivera Library.

Sometimes it can feel like life is all over the place. Work is a mess, home is a mess and your life just needs a good old-fashioned overhaul. From keeping your space neater at work to getting those ...

Where you work affects how you work. Working in a cluttered, messy, or distracting environment will affect your work, and probably in a negative way. If you’re like the average knowledge worker, you ...

With one tax season at a close, we're all motivated to be a little more organized for our 2007 taxes, right? Lucky for us The Simple Dollar weblog has posted a guide to organizing all of your ...