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Today we found articles on the best times to buy new smartphones at a discount, fun spring activities, and the highest-paying jobs you can get without a degree.
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
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Best Money Tips: 40 Ways to Relieve Insect Bites
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we give you what you need to fight back against insect bites, some cool ways to date your closet, and the skinny on those ze
Why You Need to Say Less (and How to Do It)
Brevity is the soul of wit — and the soul of clear, easily understood communication. Learn how to say less and communicate more.
What Does "Free" College Tuition Really Pay For?
Free tuition sounds like every student's dream come true. But would it actually be "free?"
10 Dark-Side Motivations to Get You Out of Debt
Getting out of debt requires determination and motivation. Does it matter if those motivations are inspired by our darker angels?
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Best Money Tips: The Best Times to Buy New Smartphones
Today we found articles on the best times to buy new smartphones at a discount, fun spring activities, and the highest-paying jobs you can get without a degree.
14 Pricey Things You Shouldn't Buy (And What to Get Instead)
If you've got caviar tastes and a fishstick budget, buy domestic. That and 13 other great cheap alternatives on the other side of the click.
Best Money Tips: 75 Things You Don't Need to Buy
Today we found articles on things you really don’t need to buy, budget-friendly ways to do retail therapy, and apps that pay you for your selfies.
Trick Yourself into Saving More of Your Biweekly Paychecks
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
Best Money Tips: Saving on Designer Wear
Today we found some awesome articles on saving on designer wear, cleaning without cleaning, and re-evaluating financial priorities.
11 Secrets You Need to Tell Your Financial Adviser
Skeletons in your financial closet? Like it or not, your financial adviser needs to know everything about your personal money matters.
How to Save Money on Christmas This Year
The earlier you start thinking about how you’ll pay for Christmas gifts, the more you’ll enjoy the season.
6 Ways Travel in Retirement Keeps You Young
Retirement is the perfect time to realize those dreams of traveling the world! What are you waiting for — go!
The Food Strainer: My New, Old-Fashioned Gadget
Learn how I made my best marinara sauce ever and easily processed 20 pounds of fruit with the same electricity-free tool.
5 Times It's OK to Be "Selfish" With Your Money
Being selfish isn't always a bad thing. Especially when it comes to certain situations involving your money.
Would You Buy Off the Back of a Truck?
Have you ever bought something off the back of a truck? I have. Here are the pros and cons to off-the-truck deals.
How to Stop Hating Yourself About Money and Actually Make Positive Changes
You know you should be budgeting and saving, and that just makes you feel worse when you don't. Escape the shame cycle and control your money.
Make Smarter Investments by Mastering This Simple Ratio
Do you know how to read a P/E ratio? If not, it's time to add this key investing metric to your lexicon.
5 Reasons to Change Traditional Holiday Gift-Giving
Few of us need more stuff cluttering our lives. Discover why you should re-think traditional gift-giving...and what you should give instead.
How a Credit Card Cash Advance Costs You More Than a Purchase
The convenience of cash advance comes at a cost. Usually, a pretty steep one.