<prompt> Human: A little more info: We have one W-2 income and two student loan interests. We have no investments, savings or assets. Pretty basic stuff. Husband is currently back in school and we have dependents to claim. Hubby actually asked me if we would be better off seeing an official tax person instead, but I waved him off, saying that we had such a basic return and just a mid-range income, it would be unnecessary. Looking back, I dont know what Im basing that statement on or how accurate I really am. Should we be seeing a tax person? Stick with TT? Or give CK a try?Edit: Thank you for all of your helpful responses. As some of you mentioned, I think weve had to start paying for filing due to our higher income these past few years. Its not super high, but we are above the income cutoff for free filing. Does anyone know if CK has the same cutoff?Update: I just filed with CK. I ran my numbers both through CK and TT and came out with the same return. Im still kind of nervous. I will feel a lot better once the return is accepted and the refund is in my account. I will say the process was not as user friendly as TT. I had to print my form and go through it line by line. I found one mistake where I entered educator expenses instead of education expenses. It was an easy fix, but Im glad I caught it. Once fixed, the refund amount was exactly the same as TT. I also am a little concerned there is no confirmation or double check of the direct deposit info I entered. You just enter your account and routing number one time and thats it. It was all completely free though. I will update again with my hopefully very smooth and successful outcome. Until then, I will keep my fingers crossed! Thanks for all of the replies and advice. Update 2: After the IRS hold on processing returns with child credits was lifted on Feb 15th, my refund was approved today, Feb 17th. What a relief! My bank account should be credited within 10 days. Thats the final hurdle. If it goes in smoothly with no issues, I will be using CK from now on. CK was slightly less user friendly than TT, but it was also the debut of their software. If my return had been free with TT, I probably would have stuck with them. But, since this wasnt the case, I am beyond happy that CK offered me the same basic experience, completely free. They also ask when you begin your return if you give permission for your tax information to be used to market products to you. I declined. I will do a final update to confirm if my account is credited correctly.Final Update: After the IRS approved my return on 217, the money was direct deposited in my account less than a week later on 222. I will be a CK customer from now on. Woohoo! Completely free and did the same job as TT.  <response>: If you make under 64,000, you can use to e-file for free using HR Blocks Premium e-file, which lets you submit as many schedules and 2 states, I believe. If you make over, I think last year it was 29.99. Partnership between HR Block and United Way. 