New HP Pavillion All-in-one PC 20-b014 ( and moving information from old computer)

Hello,
I apologize if this has been asked before....but would appreciate some assistance.
I currently have a HP Pavilion Slimline s5310y desktop PC (running Windows 7) and just purchased the HP Pavillion All-in-one PC 20-b014(Windows 8).  I was wondering if it was possible to migrate some of my information directly from my old computer to my new computer.  If not, what would be the best/easiest  way to move some of the current information (Turbo tax folders and Itunes) to my new computer.
My knowledge base in this process is limited, so if it can be explained in a  "For Dummies" fashion, it would be greatly appreciated. 
Thank you,
JC Gal  

for change the information use a usb or pendrive, the software itunes dont is posible because only woks with every laptop
you need run one more time software itunes on new laptop
or check with support itunes
best regards

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