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The 7 Dumbest Big Purchases People Make
Retail therapy is no myth. Psychologists have found that there's a real science behind the burst of joy we feel when we treat ourselves with a big, exciting purchase — no matter how impractical it may be.
Unfortunately, buyer's remorse also exists. Once the newness wears off, our prized...
The 5 Best Solar Chargers
In our current age of constant connectedness through our myriad mobile devices, having our battery run out in the middle of the day can be a minor nuisance to a potentially dangerous predicament. Carrying a portable solar charger with you can help you avoid this situation, and with solar technology...
A Man’s Guide to Swimwear
For most of human history, recreational swimming was done naked. Our 26th president, Teddy Roosevelt himself, often took nude plunges into the Potomac. And men’s high school and college swim teams would even train in the nude well into the 20th century. Outside of all-male groups, men were...
Why Generosity Is Key to Everything — Including Your Career
True generosity means giving without expecting anything — zero, zilch, nada — in return. Generosity takes many forms, both tangible and intangible.
You donate to a specific cause, volunteer at a food pantry, offer to help the intern write a press release, give away free copies of your...
Best Money Tips: The Home Edition
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some of the best articles around the web on everything related to your home!
Top 5 Articles
7 Home Repairs You Can Do Yourself — Chances are you don't need a professional to do caulking or fix a squeaky door in your home....
Secret of Adulthood: The Things That Go Wrong Often Make the Best Memories.
Further Secrets of Adulthood: It’s comforting because it’s true. This great observation was made by my mother, when we were getting ready for my wedding. It’s a very good thing to keep in mind, because it’s absolutely true, and it can also help you laugh at a bad situation while...
19 Things Most Tourists Overpay For, and How You Can Avoid Them
It's almost a given that tourists overpay for things. Sometimes it's because we don't know the actual (local) cost, or are unaware of negotiating tactics. Sometimes we think we're getting a good deal, but are actually unwittingly crippling local economies.
And before you think, "I'm fine with...
Ask the Readers: How Do You Use Less Water?
Water conservation is a big deal here in California these days. But even if your area isn't suffering from drought, saving money and reducing our impact on the environment are still good reasons to use less water.
How do you use less water? What is your main reason for conserving water —...
Nine questions to help unclutter your recipes
If you would like to unclutter your own recipe collection, the following nine questions may help you to reduce your number and better organize those you wish to keep.
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5 Inspiring People Who Each Paid Off Over $100,000 in Debt
Americans today owe over $11 trillion in debt and that number is on the rise. On a household level, that averages out to $15,191 in credit card debt, $154,365 in mortgage debt, and $33,607 in student loan debt — per indebted household.
Carrying a large debt load may seem like a necessity for...
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