Today we found articles on ways to live in the big city on a small budget, strategies to build a budget-friendly emergency kit, and tips to boost positive thinking.
Short of "payment in advance" terms, the only way to protect yourself from slow paying leeches and outright deadbeats is to have a good credit management process in place.
Today we found some great articles on ways to avoid debt, tips for applying for a job online, and how to stretch your paycheck and make it last longer.
Today we found some great articles on alternatives to classic weddings, what the S&P debt ratings mean for the U.S., and how to stay cool on a hot summer day.
Internet and social media marketing have been a boon for small business. But that doesn't mean old fashioned people to people marketing can become an after thought.
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
When Being an Entrepreneur Isn't Sexy
If you're drawn to the siren song of working for yourself, beware: Entrepreneurship isn't always as great as it might seem.
Best Money Tips: Surviving Daylight Savings Time
Today we found some great articles on surviving daylight savings time, negotiating your medical and dental bills, and saving money on groceries.
10 Reasons to Cut Millennials Some Slack About Their Money
Millennials have long been the punching bags of personal finance. It's time we ease up.
How to Make Sure You're Getting a Deal With Groupon Getaway
Everyone loves a good getaway, but make sure you're getting a deal before you book.
How to Save Big on Big Family Vacations
Here are just a few of our top tips from my recent Life Scoop article on big family travel savings.
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10 Christmas Gifts You're Better Off Returning
When it comes to unwanted holiday gifts, it's almost always better to return than to keep.
Teaching Preschoolers About Money: An Interview With Beth Kobliner
Start teaching your preschooler financial savvy with some help from expert Beth Kobliner and the familiar characters of Sesame Street.
5 Dumb Investments Smart People Make
Investing early and often is smart money management — usually. Avoid these common mistakes and you'll keep your portfolio safe and growing.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Live in a Big City on a Small Budget
Today we found articles on ways to live in the big city on a small budget, strategies to build a budget-friendly emergency kit, and tips to boost positive thinking.
5 Ways Women Are Better Investors Than Men
In general, women investors are more risk-adverse than men investors. But who earns the better returns?
Crowding Out Bad Debt
Short of "payment in advance" terms, the only way to protect yourself from slow paying leeches and outright deadbeats is to have a good credit management process in place.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Avoid Debt
Today we found some great articles on ways to avoid debt, tips for applying for a job online, and how to stretch your paycheck and make it last longer.
8 Dangerous Mistakes Even Safe Drivers Make
Even good drivers can develop bad habits behind the wheel. Are you guilty of any of these common operator errors?
The 15 Worst Cities for Frugal People
These 15 international cities are renowned for their culture, vitality, and energy. They're also really, really expensive places to live.
Best Money Tips: Alternatives to Classic Wedding Registries
Today we found some great articles on alternatives to classic weddings, what the S&P debt ratings mean for the U.S., and how to stay cool on a hot summer day.
Best Money Tips: How to Score the Best Deals on Flights
Today we found articles on how to score the best deal on flights, ways to get free gift cards, and what you need to do before buying your first car.
Best Money Tips: The Best Coupon Websites for Saving Money
Today we found articles on the best online coupon websites, self-improvement tips that will change your life, and how to be more empathetic.
Why Offline Marketing Still Matters
Internet and social media marketing have been a boon for small business. But that doesn't mean old fashioned people to people marketing can become an after thought.
The Art of the Reminder
Don't just remind vendors, clients, and employees of their obligations. Remind them why they agreed to those obligations in the first place.