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The rich get richer. You could get jealous, or you could get inspired to find out how wealthy stay that way, and copy them?
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If you want to be a landlord, you'd better brush up on some important money lessons first.
Couponing is an art form. Know how to bend these rules, and watch the savings follow.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
4 Cheap and Easy Homemade Mosquito Repellents
When summer hits, the mosquitoes start swarming. Here are several easy, cheap, and chemical-free recipes for making homemade mosquito repellent.
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?
How to Ensure You Use Your Groupons and Other Daily Deals
Daily deals are great...if you remember to use them. Follow these techniques to keep your vouchers from languishing.
8 Free Things You Can Do on Any Vacation
What can you do to entertain the family on vacation without breaking the bank? Quite a lot, actually.
Food Going Bad Quickly? Here's How to Fix It
Spoiled snacks keep ending up in the trash? Stop wasting food (and cash!) by learning how to store it properly.
Your Comprehensive Checklist for a Successful Balance Transfer
Balance transfers can be tricky. This checklist will walk you through the whole thing, step-by-step.
What You Need to Know About Working While Collecting Social Security
Many people look forward to drawing Social Security benefits while still working and drawing a paycheck. Of course, there's a catch.
Beyond the Mouth: 14 Uses for Dental Floss
Floss isn't just for freshening breath and fighting plaque; it's also amazing for DIY fixes and curing everyday problems. Discover these 14 great uses.
8 Easy DIY Car Repairs to Save Big
When it comes to small auto repairs, skip the repair shop and find your inner greasemonkey — it's much cheaper and plenty satisfying, too.
10 Ways to Spot a Motivated Seller
The housing market is currently red-hot, but that doesn't mean you can't strike a deal. Keep your eyes peeled for signs a seller really wants to sell.
Start with recurring monthly expenses
I tend to divide spending up into four categories. [more]
How New Grads Can Protect Their Credit
As a new grad, you have a lot on your financial plate. Nothing is more important than protecting your credit.
Are You Getting These 5 Things for Free?
There are some honest-to-goodness free things out there, if you know where to find them. Make sure you're not missing out on these five.
6 Things I Learned About Money From Famous People's Wills
Ancestry has made 170 million will and probate documents available online. You can learn a lot about a person by what they've left behind.
Keep Your Credit Card Safe While Shopping Online
Whether you're doing holiday shopping or just making an everyday purchase, follow these steps to keep your credit card information safe.
5 Surprising Ways the Rich Get Richer
The rich get richer. You could get jealous, or you could get inspired to find out how wealthy stay that way, and copy them?
13 Foods You Should Make Yourself
From applesauce to salsa, you can save money (and eat better!) by preparing these 13 commonly store-bought foods at home instead.
5 Reasons Women Might Retire With More Wealth
Despite shortchanges in earnings, women just may be able to retire with more wealth than men. Here's why.
The 9 Most Important Lessons I Learned About Money When I Became a Landlord
If you want to be a landlord, you'd better brush up on some important money lessons first.
4 Coupon Rules That Stores Let You Break
Couponing is an art form. Know how to bend these rules, and watch the savings follow.