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Parents lead by example. If your kids are picking up your bad financial habits, help yourself, and them, by doing money the right way.
You’ve found yourself out of work before you were ready to retire. Don’t worry! You can make this transition work.
Need to use up the funds in your flexible spending account before 2012? Make it happen with one (or more!) of these 10 purchases.
Thinking of having a destination wedding but are worried about the price tag? These overseas destinations will fit anyone's budget.
A realistic cash flow projection can be a valuable planning aide. Here's how to keep your rose-tinted glasses from blinding you to reality.
Is credit card churning worth it?
If you're looking for timeless financial wisdom, then turn to the Oracle of Omaha himself. Start with these personal finance fundamentals.
Today we found articles on coffee hacks to wake you up, simple ways to make a difference, and reasons to file your taxes early.
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In this short video, a tech-savvy guy shows you how to remove the dead cells, replace them and do a little light soldering.
Life will always have frustrations and disappointments. But if you follow these suggestions, it'll be easier to approach any setback with positivity and joy.
This Presidents Day, use your long weekend to mull over some pertinent money lessons from our past presidents.
Is there anything vinegar can't do? This pantry jack-of-all-trades proves over and over again why you should never be without it.
Frugality is a great tool. But if your approach to frugality is to pare away everything non-essential, you're setting yourself up for disaster.
Private student loan debt can be difficult to pay or renegotiate. Here's what to do when those loans become a real burden.
Few of us can start the day without a morning jolt. Make your daily cup of joe even better with some easy ways to spend less on coffee.
They say nothing is set in stone, and your monthly mortgage payment is no exception. Plan ahead for these possible house payment price hikes.
Looking to fly first class the next time you travel? Look no further than these three airlines.
Martha Stewart truly knows how to make a house a home. Let the Queen of Domesticity show you the way to a happier, tidier home.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
4 Signs You Are Teaching Your Kids Bad Financial Habits
Parents lead by example. If your kids are picking up your bad financial habits, help yourself, and them, by doing money the right way.
What to Do if You're Laid Off Before You Retire
You’ve found yourself out of work before you were ready to retire. Don’t worry! You can make this transition work.
10 Ideas for Using Your FSA Before Year End
Need to use up the funds in your flexible spending account before 2012? Make it happen with one (or more!) of these 10 purchases.
4 Overseas Wedding Destinations Anyone Can Afford
Thinking of having a destination wedding but are worried about the price tag? These overseas destinations will fit anyone's budget.
4 Tips to Building Realistic Cash Flow Projections
A realistic cash flow projection can be a valuable planning aide. Here's how to keep your rose-tinted glasses from blinding you to reality.
Credit Card Churning and Why It's Not Worth It
Is credit card churning worth it?
The 5 Best Pieces of Financial Wisdom From Warren Buffett
If you're looking for timeless financial wisdom, then turn to the Oracle of Omaha himself. Start with these personal finance fundamentals.
Best Money Tips: 5 Coffee Hacks to Wake You Up
Today we found articles on coffee hacks to wake you up, simple ways to make a difference, and reasons to file your taxes early.
The Dirty Secrets of Credit Cards
Here are some of the biggest dirty secrets of the credit card industry.
5 Reasons a Big Paycheck Is Not Worth Staying in a Job You Hate
Financial independence is the goal for us all, but it shouldn't come at the cost of a despicable job.
Restore your notebook battery quickly and cheaply.
In this short video, a tech-savvy guy shows you how to remove the dead cells, replace them and do a little light soldering.
How to Be a More Positive Person
Life will always have frustrations and disappointments. But if you follow these suggestions, it'll be easier to approach any setback with positivity and joy.
4 Money Lessons We Can Learn From Past Presidents
This Presidents Day, use your long weekend to mull over some pertinent money lessons from our past presidents.
21 Surprising Uses for Vinegar
Is there anything vinegar can't do? This pantry jack-of-all-trades proves over and over again why you should never be without it.
Stay Off the Frugal Path to Disaster
Frugality is a great tool. But if your approach to frugality is to pare away everything non-essential, you're setting yourself up for disaster.
What to Do If You Can't Pay Your Private Student Loan
Private student loan debt can be difficult to pay or renegotiate. Here's what to do when those loans become a real burden.
9 Ways to Save Money on Your Cup of Coffee
Few of us can start the day without a morning jolt. Make your daily cup of joe even better with some easy ways to spend less on coffee.
The Surprising Reasons Your Fixed-Rate Mortgage Payment Could Rise
They say nothing is set in stone, and your monthly mortgage payment is no exception. Plan ahead for these possible house payment price hikes.
3 First Class Airlines That Are Dripping With Luxury
Looking to fly first class the next time you travel? Look no further than these three airlines.
The 7 Best Pieces of Homemaking Advice From Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart truly knows how to make a house a home. Let the Queen of Domesticity show you the way to a happier, tidier home.