Women are fighting for equal pay, but they also have to deal with unequal pricing for certain products. Here's how to become a smarter shopper to avoid the "pink tax."
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we look at a great recipe for homemade cough drops, 50 of the top iPhone apps, and how 9 simple hacks can get you walking
In Discover Your New Job Online, a new e-Book by Thursday Bram, this Wise Bread blogger takes readers through the steps of landing a job using online tools.
1 in 3 people are disabled during their working lives, and those disabled for more than 2 months have an average disability length of two and a half years. Make sure your disabilit
Today we found some great articles on good morning habits for a great day, what to buy and not buy at Home Depot, and money management lessons for young adults.
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we share some fun drink recipes even the kids can enjoy, how to keep your SSN safe, and why you should b
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Wise Bread writer Sarah Winfrey had a blast when she went on NBC Nightly News to talk about her family's experience reducing credit card usage during the economic crunch.
Today we found articles on ways to save and still have the wedding of your dreams, mistakes to avoid with your retirement plan, and financial tips for your last month of college.
The holiday season is crucial for charities nationwide. Find out how to pick the right charity for you and ensure your donation goes to those who really need it.
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How Too Much Investment Diversity Can Cost You
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The First Step to Budgeting
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United World College: Study Abroad For Way Less Than You Think
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5 Easy Ways to Save in 2010
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Best Money Tips: How to Make Homemade Cough Drops
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E-Book Review: Discover Your New Job Online
In Discover Your New Job Online, a new e-Book by Thursday Bram, this Wise Bread blogger takes readers through the steps of landing a job using online tools.
Financial IQ Test: How Healthy Is Your Disability Insurance?
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we tell you how to protect yourself on Facebook
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Flashback Friday: 51 Ways to Organize Your Whole Life in 2017
Make 2017 the year of stellar organization by gathering all of your clutter and tossing it out.
Best Money Tips: Good Morning Habits for a Great Day
Today we found some great articles on good morning habits for a great day, what to buy and not buy at Home Depot, and money management lessons for young adults.
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we share some fun drink recipes even the kids can enjoy, how to keep your SSN safe, and why you should b
Prizes and Freebies from CoupSmart for the iPhone
This week, I discovered a new iPhone app called CoupSmart when a reader alerted me to the fact that they had won $200 just for using it. Here’s the scoop for anyone else who’s int
Wise Bread Blogger on the NBC News with Brian Williams
Wise Bread writer Sarah Winfrey had a blast when she went on NBC Nightly News to talk about her family's experience reducing credit card usage during the economic crunch.
Balance Transfer Dating Guide
An old credit card is a lot like an ex-lover. Follow these tips to get yourself out of debt and back on the dating scene.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save Money and Still Have the Wedding of Your Dreams
Today we found articles on ways to save and still have the wedding of your dreams, mistakes to avoid with your retirement plan, and financial tips for your last month of college.
Giving to Charity is Great. But How Do You Pick One?
The holiday season is crucial for charities nationwide. Find out how to pick the right charity for you and ensure your donation goes to those who really need it.
Things Don't Cost What They Used To: 10 Major Price Shifts in 2010
From corn to gold, these 10 common goods and commodities had major price changes in 2010 — and may continue to shift in 2011.
Who Cheated Us Out of Our Amazing Future?
In the 1950s, people said automation would create a future where we'd only have to work 20 hours a week to support ourselves. What happened?