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Before you downsize and leave town for retirement, make sure where you want to live meshes with how you want to live.
You're sure to be the host with the least if you're doing any of this at your next gathering.
Want good credit? Don't do this.
Saving money is hard, especially if your savings goals are big. Make saving fun with some simple motivational strategies.
You're trying to stick to your budget, but it's really hard to stop spending! Resist the urge to spend with these 13 tricks of the tight-fisted.
A former used car salesman reveals some tricks of the trade. Before you buy a used car, read this!
Tracking expenses is the first step toward wise money management. These apps help you monitor spending — and much more.
Sometimes spending more for "wasteful" products or services turns out to be the best value — in dollars and sense.
Looking for fun this weekend but wallet's looking a little thin? No problem, all you need is ten bucks and creative ideas like these.
Make life in a tiny space seem elegant rather than cramped with a few simple decorating and design tricks.
We're all about finding the best value, and sometimes the only way to get it is to fork over cash. Here are a few things it pays to pay more for.
Happy day! Your work career is finally officially over and your time is your own. Now what?
Baltimore's a lot more than a backdrop for gritty crime shows. And with just $20, you'll find plenty of entertainment that charms in Charm City.
Stop wasting your money on stuff you don't need or can find cheaper alternatives for, okay? This list will help you do just that.
We've published a lot of job search advice at Wise Bread — this best of the best round-up can help anyone find a new job, today!
Personal finance is hard. You can make it easier by making a few key decisions now. Stop waiting, and start deciding!
The next time you buy a car (or another negotiable purchase), try thinking like a hostage negotiator to get the best deal.
"It seemed like a good idea at the time," is not something you want to tell yourself about a money decision. Beware of these money traps!
Think of it as "living sustainably happy." A happier and healthier life is a lot closer than you think with these easy updates to your routine.
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