<prompt> Human: Background:I graduated college last year and its the first time doing my own taxes previously done by parents. I tried using the free TurboTax service, but because I earned dividends, it said I would need to buy the premier version 50 to fill out the Schedule D form.I am wondering whether this is worth the price or if I am better off filling out the form myself? My income last year was like this:- One job and retirementHSA contributions all on W-2- ESPP capital gainsloss and dividends listed on one form- Other holdings in one stock through different broker capital gainsloss and dividends- Small amount of interest from CDsavings accountsSo, would the paid version of TurboTax make my life easier? Or is it not much more difficult to file these details myself? Thanks! Edit: Sounds like Ill be checking out TaxAct once I get home and comparing it to TurboTax results since it doesnt require payment upfront. Thanks for the advice, everyone!  <response>: I find Tax Act to be cheaper and only slightly uglier. But TurboTax is still cheaper than an accountant. 