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Why pay $15 for a credit score when you can get one for free? Turns out not all credit scores are the same.
Experts warn an economic downturn may be on the horizon. Is your money prepared?
Your credit report includes important information used to determine your creditworthiness. Do you understand everything on it?
Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.
Looking for a quick beach getaway? These gorgeous seaside towns in Mexico offer the most bang for your buck.
By the big Three-Oh, you're no finance rookie. Leave these money mistakes in your 20s and kick bad spending habits to the curb. No excuses!
I came. I saw. I conquered Las Vegas without losing my shirt. Success.
If you have the home equity to spare, you can borrow against it. Just be sure you're using the loan for something smart.
Don't ditch your stationery and penmanship skills just yet. They could save you real money.
Most hotels and inns are willing to negotiate their rates. All you have to do is be willing to ask.
Usually, you know when you're the victim of a crime. But identity theft can be a sneaky, subtle scam. Watch out for these warnings.
You're ready to check your annual free credit report. Now — just how exactly should you read one of these things?
Today we found some awesome articles on frugal ideas for fall, mistakes people make when buying a home, and the complete guide to getting out of debt.
Elders aren't the only targets of financial fraud. Even young folks need to know how to protect themselves.
Hostels aren't just for 20-somethings. No, really, even adults can slash the cost of lodging by staying at hostels instead of hotels.
The recession is technically over, officially over, numerically over. How do you feel now and what are you gonna do about it?
We want to know how you take in a flick. By sharing your movie watching habits (as well as how much you think you save each month), you'll be entered to win a $
A costly emergency has sprung up. The only problem? You have a second emergency — no money to cover it. Here's where to find funds fast.
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
One dollar may not buy you much anymore, but a crisp $50 bill still has value. From splurges to saving, try these savvy ideas for your half-hundred.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
I Checked My Credit Score in 11 Places — Here's What I Learned
Why pay $15 for a credit score when you can get one for free? Turns out not all credit scores are the same.
How to Prepare Your Money for the Coming Economic Slowdown
Experts warn an economic downturn may be on the horizon. Is your money prepared?
2-Minute Read: What You Need to Know About Credit Reports
Your credit report includes important information used to determine your creditworthiness. Do you understand everything on it?
How a Simple "Do Not Buy" List Keeps Money in Your Pocket
Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.
8 Most Affordable Beach Towns in Mexico
Looking for a quick beach getaway? These gorgeous seaside towns in Mexico offer the most bang for your buck.
5 Financial Mistakes You Need to Stop Making by 30
By the big Three-Oh, you're no finance rookie. Leave these money mistakes in your 20s and kick bad spending habits to the curb. No excuses!
How I Successfully Gambled in Las Vegas Without Losing My Shirt
I came. I saw. I conquered Las Vegas without losing my shirt. Success.
4 Smartest Ways to Use a Home-Equity Loan
If you have the home equity to spare, you can borrow against it. Just be sure you're using the loan for something smart.
4 Times a Handwritten Letter Can Save You Big Bucks
Don't ditch your stationery and penmanship skills just yet. They could save you real money.
The Easy Way to Negotiate a Cheaper Hotel Room
Most hotels and inns are willing to negotiate their rates. All you have to do is be willing to ask.
9 Signs Your Identity Was Stolen
Usually, you know when you're the victim of a crime. But identity theft can be a sneaky, subtle scam. Watch out for these warnings.
How to Read a Credit Report
You're ready to check your annual free credit report. Now — just how exactly should you read one of these things?
Best Money Tips: Fun and Frugal Ideas for Fall
Today we found some awesome articles on frugal ideas for fall, mistakes people make when buying a home, and the complete guide to getting out of debt.
3 Ways Millennials Can Avoid Financial Fraud
Elders aren't the only targets of financial fraud. Even young folks need to know how to protect themselves.
The Guide to Staying at Hostels for People Over 30
Hostels aren't just for 20-somethings. No, really, even adults can slash the cost of lodging by staying at hostels instead of hotels.
Recession Journal VI: It's OVER!!!!!!!!!!!! Any Questions?
The recession is technically over, officially over, numerically over. How do you feel now and what are you gonna do about it?
Ask the Readers: How Do You Watch Your Movies?
We want to know how you take in a flick. By sharing your movie watching habits (as well as how much you think you save each month), you'll be entered to win a $
Where to Find Emergency Funds When You Don't Have an Emergency Fund
A costly emergency has sprung up. The only problem? You have a second emergency — no money to cover it. Here's where to find funds fast.
How to Get a Free Fraud Alert on Your Credit Report
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
50 Great Things to Do With $50
One dollar may not buy you much anymore, but a crisp $50 bill still has value. From splurges to saving, try these savvy ideas for your half-hundred.