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One writer was taught when she was very young — it's a commitment to the little things that makes the big things work.
There's more to the golden years than meets the eye (and wallet). You may want to consider breaking these often misunderstood rules of retirement.
The one thing recent grads have that's more valuable than their degrees is time. Be smart and turn yours into a future of financial freedom.
Dinner parties are fun, but when you're trying to impress, the costs can add up quickly. Serve your guests delicious eats for less with this menu.
The Roth IRA can be a fantastic way to kick-start your child's retirement savings — and help protect some of your money from taxes.
Millions of Americans are saddled with debt. To truly get rid of it, you need to get to the root of the problem.
You don't need harsh chemicals when the ants come marching into your home — try one of these simple eco-friendly solutions, instead!
Self-employment requires guts, determination, and organization. Find out if you have what it takes to be a freelance superstar.
Lots of people are ditching their big banks for credit unions — but not this writer. Read on to find out why she loves her big bank.
The animated host of Mad Money has a lot to say about investing. Here are some of Jim Cramer's best and biggest tips.
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The rain may be falling, but that doesn't mean you can't make the sun shine on your finances.
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If you've ever fumbled with your investments, you aren't alone. How many of these investing mistakes are you guilty of?
Don't just drop those old shoeboxes in the recycle bin. From dirt cheap toys to trendy storage — your old shoeboxes can do so much more.
Got a little bit jumpy after the last market downturn? Relax. Here's how you can be prepared for the next one.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
16 Clothing Items That Will Last Forever
Stop throwing away cheap clothes and invest in the good stuff. These 16 wardrobe essentials will last you a lifetime.
Queercents.com - Financial Tips from a Queer Perspective
Queercents founder, Nina Smith, talks about the importance of personal finance in the LGBT community. Have a read!
Switching Addictions
Sometimes trading one addiction for another can save both your money and your health.
The Secret to Making Tough Financial Decisions
One writer was taught when she was very young — it's a commitment to the little things that makes the big things work.
6 Retirement Rules You Should Be Breaking
There's more to the golden years than meets the eye (and wallet). You may want to consider breaking these often misunderstood rules of retirement.
Don't Leave College Without Making These 5 Moves for Financial Success
The one thing recent grads have that's more valuable than their degrees is time. Be smart and turn yours into a future of financial freedom.
A Dinner Party for 6: Feed 'Em for Under $20
Dinner parties are fun, but when you're trying to impress, the costs can add up quickly. Serve your guests delicious eats for less with this menu.
Opening a Roth IRA for Your Kid
The Roth IRA can be a fantastic way to kick-start your child's retirement savings — and help protect some of your money from taxes.
8 Common Causes of Debt — And How to Avoid them
Millions of Americans are saddled with debt. To truly get rid of it, you need to get to the root of the problem.
8 Ways to Eliminate Ants Without an Exterminator
You don't need harsh chemicals when the ants come marching into your home — try one of these simple eco-friendly solutions, instead!
8 Life Skills Every Freelancer Needs
Self-employment requires guts, determination, and organization. Find out if you have what it takes to be a freelance superstar.
Why I Like Big Banks
Lots of people are ditching their big banks for credit unions — but not this writer. Read on to find out why she loves her big bank.
11 Pearls of Financial Wisdom From Jim Cramer
The animated host of Mad Money has a lot to say about investing. Here are some of Jim Cramer's best and biggest tips.
The things that money just can't buy
After reading Ed's post about Afluenza , I began thinking long and hard about what I have in my life that really matters to me. It's all very well keeping up with the Joneses, but at the end of the day it really doesn't mean anything. [more]
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.
7 Easy Money Moves to Make on a Rainy Day
The rain may be falling, but that doesn't mean you can't make the sun shine on your finances.
Here's How to Save Thousands on Your Mortgage
The difference between 10 years of interest and 30 of interest years can be tremendous, but the decision isn't easy. How long should a mortgage be?
11 Investment Mistakes We All Make
If you've ever fumbled with your investments, you aren't alone. How many of these investing mistakes are you guilty of?
12 Cute Ways to Upcycle Shoeboxes
Don't just drop those old shoeboxes in the recycle bin. From dirt cheap toys to trendy storage — your old shoeboxes can do so much more.
8 Ways to Prepare for a Stock Market Dive
Got a little bit jumpy after the last market downturn? Relax. Here's how you can be prepared for the next one.