Think twice before you put "good at multitasking" on your resume — that just means you're good at being distracted. Here's how to actually work efficiently.
My husband and I eat out quite often because we just do not have the time and energy to cook on most weekdays. Even though we go out three times a week or more, we do not really s
If you want a new job but your resume doesn't have an extensive job history to catch an employer's eye, try these alternative ways to gain work experience.
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Is DIY Home Renovating for You?
Before you start a DIY home renovation project, consider this question — are you really the right person for the job?
7 Ways to Help Your Parents Save Money
Help your parents enjoy their golden years without spending a fortune yourself.
22 Lessons Every 20-Something Should Learn
There's a lot of years ahead of you; get the basics down now.
5 Signs It’s Time to See a Credit Counselor
Don't navigate the murky waters of debt alone. A credit counselor may be the guiding light you need.
9 Affordable Travel Items That You Shouldn't Leave Home Without
We're all for packing light, but you definitely shouldn't leave home without these awesome, affordable travel products.
The 7 Stages of Procrastination (Read This Right Now!)
Get more done and like yourself more by understanding — and overcoming — the seven stages of procrastination.
7 More Quick Tips and Tricks for Better Posture
Improve your posture with a few simple exercises, stretches, and habit changes.
The Fallacy of Multitasking
Think twice before you put "good at multitasking" on your resume — that just means you're good at being distracted. Here's how to actually work efficiently.
How This Single-Income Family Found Financial Freedom in Just 27 Months
The true, inspiring story of one motivated couple who paid off $37,000 in consumer debt in 27 months by cutting costs and earning extra income.
12 Travel Perks You Didn't Know Your Credit Card Had
The credit card market is competitive, pushing purveyors of plastic payment to provide a plethora of perks. It pays to peruse your fine print!
The 5 Best Cutting Boards
Stop chopping on your countertop -- it's messy, dangerous, and bad for your knife. Chop on one of these five best boards instead.
8 Fabulous Last-Minute Places to Spend New Year's
Looking for a place to ring in the new year? Try these fab destinations.
35 Resources for Female Entrepreneurs
Starting a business can be daunting, but from nitty-gritty legal advice to inspiration from successful business owners, these resources can help.
Refactor Your Budget Categories
Use the budget categories put out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to help you better understand your spending.
Tips For Eating Out Cheaply
My husband and I eat out quite often because we just do not have the time and energy to cook on most weekdays. Even though we go out three times a week or more, we do not really s
3 Smartphone Apps That Manage and Maximize Your Credit Card Rewards
Credit card rewards programs can be hard to maximize, and it's easy to let points slip away. Wrangle your rewards with this trio of smartphone apps.
The Greatest Frugal Fashion Makeover Ever: Refresh Your Wardrobe for $25 or Less
With an edit of your current collection, keen haggling at the consignment place, and savvy shopping, $25 can get you a whole new look.
How to Get Work Experience Without Having a Job
If you want a new job but your resume doesn't have an extensive job history to catch an employer's eye, try these alternative ways to gain work experience.
10 Delicious Ways to Save Stale Bread
Stale bread might seem like it's destined for the trash, but here's how to turn it into delicious treasure instead.
How to Get Back on Track When You're Behind on Your Bills
The bills are punctual, but your payments keep leaving late. Get ahead of your payables by knowing what you owe and making a plan to pay it.