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Don't be intimidated by an HSA! These handy health care savings vehicles are totally worth your while.
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It's easy to get caught up in the spirit of the season. Too easy, in fact, for these holiday celebrants who take holiday excess to excess.
You're not a kid anymore. So get to work on these grown-up financial decisions.
If you've got a basement, you've probably got a lot of clutter. Start tossing it out today!
You don't have to buy expensive art to decorate your home. Check out these sources for free and affordable wall art.
There's nothing frugal about borrowing to support a lavish lifestyle. But for essential big purchases, it's okay to visit your bank.
Our grandmothers didn't just know how to make delicious, simple food; they also knew how to make it darn frugal, as our Senior Editor shows in her book.
You've got a great small business idea; now it just needs a great name. Before you choose one, get familiar with the basic dos and don'ts.
Just because you're in a pricey location doesn't mean you need to spend a fortune to enjoy it.
You take time to research products that will cost you $20 — but how much do you research the person who advises you on spending thousands of dollars?
Getting into debt is easy — even recommended. Getting out of it — or avoiding it — is much more difficult. But it can be done.
The portions are big, and the food is reliably the same...but is it worth it to eat at chain restaurants? One writer says no.
Buying a house is a big deal -- and almost all of it is negotiable. Here's what else you can haggle over besides price.
There's no one trick to becoming fabulously wealthy, but a structured daily routine may be a step in the right direction.
Turn trash into treasure with these adorable, crafty, and eco-friendly ways to repurpose your egg cartons.
This cash back card targets those with poor to bad credit, but beware the extra costs of this card.
When we think "Downsize" we think trading a big home for a small one. Don't stop there — there's lots of smaller stuff to downsize, too!
The convenience of credit and debit cards is hard to beat, but sometimes it's better to shell out the cash.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
10 Reasons an HSA Is Actually Worth Having
Don't be intimidated by an HSA! These handy health care savings vehicles are totally worth your while.
7 Pitfalls That Can Bloat a Home Office Budget
Working from home sounds like a great idea, but it's easy to bust your budget building the perfect office. Here's how to outfit your space for less.
Here's How Boomers and Millennials Are Creating Winners on the Stock Market
Boomers and millennials have one thing in common: Their financial habits can move markets.
7 Things the Craziest Christmas Fanatics Do
It's easy to get caught up in the spirit of the season. Too easy, in fact, for these holiday celebrants who take holiday excess to excess.
Are You Putting Off These 9 Adult Money Moves?
You're not a kid anymore. So get to work on these grown-up financial decisions.
10 Things in Your Basement You Should Throw Out Today
If you've got a basement, you've probably got a lot of clutter. Start tossing it out today!
Free or Cheap Wall Art
You don't have to buy expensive art to decorate your home. Check out these sources for free and affordable wall art.
6 Times When It's Okay to Take a Loan
There's nothing frugal about borrowing to support a lavish lifestyle. But for essential big purchases, it's okay to visit your bank.
Little Old Lady Recipes: Classic Frugal Cooking
Our grandmothers didn't just know how to make delicious, simple food; they also knew how to make it darn frugal, as our Senior Editor shows in her book.
10 Fundamentals of Naming a Small Business
You've got a great small business idea; now it just needs a great name. Before you choose one, get familiar with the basic dos and don'ts.
6 Ways to Travel On a Budget While in Expensive Countries
Just because you're in a pricey location doesn't mean you need to spend a fortune to enjoy it.
How to Choose a Real Estate Agent
You take time to research products that will cost you $20 — but how much do you research the person who advises you on spending thousands of dollars?
How to Not Be a Debt Slave
Getting into debt is easy — even recommended. Getting out of it — or avoiding it — is much more difficult. But it can be done.
Why You Shouldn't Eat at Chain Restaurants
The portions are big, and the food is reliably the same...but is it worth it to eat at chain restaurants? One writer says no.
6 Things You Can Negotiate When Buying a Home
Buying a house is a big deal -- and almost all of it is negotiable. Here's what else you can haggle over besides price.
5 Everyday Routines of Wealthy People
There's no one trick to becoming fabulously wealthy, but a structured daily routine may be a step in the right direction.
11 Creative Ways to Reuse Egg Crates
Turn trash into treasure with these adorable, crafty, and eco-friendly ways to repurpose your egg cartons.
Credit One Bank Unsecured Visa with Cash Back Rewards Review
This cash back card targets those with poor to bad credit, but beware the extra costs of this card.
7 Things You Can Downsize Right Now
When we think "Downsize" we think trading a big home for a small one. Don't stop there — there's lots of smaller stuff to downsize, too!
7 Times to Avoid Debit or Credit Cards
The convenience of credit and debit cards is hard to beat, but sometimes it's better to shell out the cash.