Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Stop chopping on your countertop -- it's messy, dangerous, and bad for your knife. Chop on one of these five best boards instead.
Not all savings accounts are created equal. When it comes to stashing your savings, there are a few key features to look for.
Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.
It goes against common advice, but you might be better off not saving for your child's college education. Here's why.
Scrolling through your Instagram might seem harmless — until you've spent $300 on skin care from a brand you've never heard of.
With these simple tricks — and just one piece of special equipment — you can elevate DIY pizza from from flat and soggy to bubbly and sublime.
Pretty soon you'll be getting a new, more secure credit card in the mailbox. It's called "chip and PIN," and here's what you need to know about it.
There are tons of legitimate side hustles to earn a little cash. These eight opportunities are easy, flexible, and (most importantly) lucrative.
You are what you eat. Vitamins, minerals, protein, fat… and bugs, breast implants, and viruses. Wait, what? Discover what's really in your food.
You don't need to empty your bank account just to get out of town for the holidays.
A livable wage is a hot-button issue most can agree on. These six American cities are leading the way to sustainable minimum wages.
Cheap, healthy, delicious — bananas have it all. Go beyond banana bread and enjoy them sweet and savory, baked, roasted, fried, or whipped.
Ever notice that blue razors cost less than pink ones? Stop letting gender-based packaging and marketing sabotage your budget.
You'll outgrow a lot of things as you age. Stocks won't be one of them.
Forget marketing: Your small business only needs one very special thing to be truly successful.
Flu season is right around the corner. Be proactive about your health care with affordable vaccines for the flu and other preventable diseases.
One of the most frugal things you can do is have capital. Whether it's money in the bank or a nice chunk of reasonably liquid investments, having capital not only makes money (thr
We're generally in favor of buying versus leasing. If you decide to lease, make sure you understand what you're paying for.
Debt management may not be fun, but that doesn't mean you should be embarrassed to ask these five basic questions.
For some, chrometophobia can be crippling. For the frugal minded, it's just another way to save more.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
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.
6 Important Things to Look for in a Savings Account
Not all savings accounts are created equal. When it comes to stashing your savings, there are a few key features to look for.
How to Keep Student Loans From Wrecking Your Retirement
Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.
3 Reasons Not to Save for Your Child's College Fund
It goes against common advice, but you might be better off not saving for your child's college education. Here's why.
8 Ways Social Media Tricks You Into Spending More
Scrolling through your Instagram might seem harmless — until you've spent $300 on skin care from a brand you've never heard of.
This Is How You Make Restaurant-Quality Pizza at Home
With these simple tricks — and just one piece of special equipment — you can elevate DIY pizza from from flat and soggy to bubbly and sublime.
Will New Chip-and-PIN Credit Cards Stop Identity Theft?
Pretty soon you'll be getting a new, more secure credit card in the mailbox. It's called "chip and PIN," and here's what you need to know about it.
8 Freelance Gigs Anyone Can Do to Make Extra Money
There are tons of legitimate side hustles to earn a little cash. These eight opportunities are easy, flexible, and (most importantly) lucrative.
I'm Eating What? 12 Gross Things in Your Food
You are what you eat. Vitamins, minerals, protein, fat… and bugs, breast implants, and viruses. Wait, what? Discover what's really in your food.
How to Spend Less On Last-Minute Holiday Travel
You don't need to empty your bank account just to get out of town for the holidays.
6 American Cities With the Highest Minimum Wage
A livable wage is a hot-button issue most can agree on. These six American cities are leading the way to sustainable minimum wages.
12 Great Ways to Eat Bananas
Cheap, healthy, delicious — bananas have it all. Go beyond banana bread and enjoy them sweet and savory, baked, roasted, fried, or whipped.
6 Products That Cost More for Women Than for Men
Ever notice that blue razors cost less than pink ones? Stop letting gender-based packaging and marketing sabotage your budget.
7 Reasons You're Never Too Old to Buy Stocks
You'll outgrow a lot of things as you age. Stocks won't be one of them.
How Authenticity Could Make or Break Your Small Business
Forget marketing: Your small business only needs one very special thing to be truly successful.
7 Places to Get Vaccinated for Cheap or Free
Flu season is right around the corner. Be proactive about your health care with affordable vaccines for the flu and other preventable diseases.
On the importance of having capital
One of the most frugal things you can do is have capital. Whether it's money in the bank or a nice chunk of reasonably liquid investments, having capital not only makes money (thr
What You Need to Know Before Leasing a Car
We're generally in favor of buying versus leasing. If you decide to lease, make sure you understand what you're paying for.
5 Debt Management Questions You're Too Embarrassed to Ask
Debt management may not be fun, but that doesn't mean you should be embarrassed to ask these five basic questions.
Afraid of Spending Money? Here Are 5 Perks of Your Phobia
For some, chrometophobia can be crippling. For the frugal minded, it's just another way to save more.