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My family moved to Papua New Guinea, and the money lessons we've received have been important, surprising, and priceless.
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Getting your first credit card allows you to enter the financial mainstream. Be sure to avoid these common mistakes that can cost you.
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Growing your own fruits and vegetables can provide a bounty of fresh produce. Here's what to do when things get a little too bountiful.
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If the usual motivations to save aren't working (emergencies, big purchases, your future), let your dark side guide your money.
Being a single parent is hard work. Being a single parent and adequately funding your retirement is extra hard. But you can do it.
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The 80/20 rule applies to budgeting, too — 80% of your spend goes to 20% of your expenses. If you can cut those big costs, the savings are big, too.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
6 Back to School Essentials for High Schoolers
We’ve got an eye for the newest and best tech on the market for teenagers, and our recent guide at My Life Scoop features six amazing products and services for their class
Best Money Tips: The Lifehacks Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on lifehacks and productivity!
5 Money Lessons From the Third World
My family moved to Papua New Guinea, and the money lessons we've received have been important, surprising, and priceless.
Waste Not, Want Not: Stop Throwing Away Your Food!
Getting rid of less, not just spending less, is one of the keys to saving money. Here are some tips to keep waste to a minimum in your kitchen.
Best Money Tips: 7 Vacation Rental Tips for Every Traveler
Today we found articles on vacation rental tips, financial habits that build wealth, and ways to get through your emails faster.
Avoid These 6 Mistakes Newbies Make With Their First Credit Cards
Getting your first credit card allows you to enter the financial mainstream. Be sure to avoid these common mistakes that can cost you.
Don't Be Fooled by 2014's Most Common New Scams
Scammers are always finding new ways to trick people out of their money — learn how they do it so it doesn't happen to you.
Ask the Readers: Could You Learn More about Frugality? (Chance to Win!)
Are you a know-it-all? Or do you feel that you still have something to learn about frugality? Share your thoughts for a chance to win!
15 Life Skills You Can Learn in 30 Minutes or Less
Improve your life and save money with these 15 easy-to-learn skills!
What to Do With 100 Tomatoes
Growing your own fruits and vegetables can provide a bounty of fresh produce. Here's what to do when things get a little too bountiful.
Skip the Buffet and Other Simple Rules for Healthier Travel
Depending on where you go, you may find yourself going all the time. Avoid food-borne illness while traveling with some simple precautions.
Multitasking Sucks Even More Than You Thought
Here's yet another reason to give up on multitasking — plus a simple productivity plan to do instead to help you get stuff done.
8 Dark-Side Motivations to Start Saving
If the usual motivations to save aren't working (emergencies, big purchases, your future), let your dark side guide your money.
How Single Parents Can Juggle Retirement Savings, Too
Being a single parent is hard work. Being a single parent and adequately funding your retirement is extra hard. But you can do it.
Want to Be Happier? Work These 7 Magic Words into Your Vocabulary
The words we say and think have a strong influence over our moods and emotions. Harness their power to gain (and spread) more happiness in your life.
7 Things Employers Care About More Than Your Degree
When you're applying for a new job, every advantage helps. And these days, a college degree alone just won't cut it.
10 Big Expenses You Can Easily Get Rid Of
The 80/20 rule applies to budgeting, too — 80% of your spend goes to 20% of your expenses. If you can cut those big costs, the savings are big, too.
10 Ways for College Students to Save Loads of Money
Being a student can be expensive; here's how you can save!
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Topic: How do you plan a frugal Valentine's Day? Join our conversation for chance to win Amazon gift certificates! Use #WBChat to participate.
Adventures in Retail Tedium
I battled my way through a popular chain clothing store, and all I got was this stupid shirt: One consumer's tongue-in-cheek look at shopping retail.