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I had to do a double-take, too. But the promise of super-cheap flights from Europe to the US is on the horizon. And it's not 10 years away as many people first thought. [more]
In keeping with the warm and fuzzy feeling that Wisebread gives many of its writers and readers, I am taking a moment to give thanks to those that have linked to us over the past two weeks. [more]
It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since
The fact is, you can pretty easily get 30% or more on investments that are not only very safe but come with built-in inflation protection. But don't get too excited.
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5 Ways to Make Long-Term Care More Affordable
The numbers don't lie; long-term care is not cheap. With some careful planning, you can make it more affordable down the line.
5 Ways To Grow Your Business Despite The Economic Crisis
An economy stalled and political leadership in gridlock? When the going gets tough, small business gets going.
All-Inclusive Resorts You Can Book for Free With Points
All-inclusive resorts offer an affordable and convenient way to travel, but did you know you could book these properties for free?
Best Money Tips: How to Love Cooking
Today we found some awesome articles on how to love cooking, the best gym membership deals, and money mistakes you should avoid in college.
The Millennials Guide to Avoiding Credit Card Debt
Millennials have a shared fear; credit card debt. But don't worry — it's entirely possible to use credit cards and avoid crippling debt.
Best Money Tips: How to Sneak Exercise Into Your Day
Today we found articles on ways to get exercise while just going about your day, amazing upcycling ideas, and how to create money resolutions that work.
How to Have a Great Wedding if You Haven't Saved Enough
No need to break the bank walking down the aisle. You really can have an unforgettable wedding — even on the teeniest of budgets.
Best Money Tips: How to Save Money While Traveling Abroad
Today we found articles on tips to save money while you’re traveling abroad, ways to invest in real estate, and tips for running in winter.
I Feel Pretty: Beautiful Coupon Codes (and Free Shipping)
One of my favorite scent blogs, Now Smell This, offers up some tempting online deals to be had. [more]
Would imminent diarrhea beat a speeding ticket? Deadline extended.
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Flights from Europe to the US from $14.
I had to do a double-take, too. But the promise of super-cheap flights from Europe to the US is on the horizon. And it's not 10 years away as many people first thought. [more]
11 Basic Questions About Retirement Saving Everyone Should Ask
Retirement savings can be complicated. Get ahead of the curve by brushing up on the basics.
Best Money Tips: Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Buy Something
Today we found some fantastic articles on questions to ask yourself before you buy something, selling on Craigslist, and food and vacation.
Link-Love Makes the World Go 'Round
In keeping with the warm and fuzzy feeling that Wisebread gives many of its writers and readers, I am taking a moment to give thanks to those that have linked to us over the past two weeks. [more]
5 Things to Never Keep in Your Wallet
Losing your wallet can cost you a lot more than your cash...especially if you keep these five things in it. Learn what to remove to protect yourself.
Losing Your Nest Egg Could Kill You: Here's How to Prevent It
They say if you don't have money, "At least you have your health." New research shows that you can't have one without the other.
21 Teeny-Tiny Ways to Save
If you're frustrated because you can't save big, start small! Try these teeny-tiny (and easy!) tricks for saving cash.
The 5 Best Cleansing Balms
Maintaining that enviable facial glow isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these cleansing balms and you'll turn heads everywhere you go.
The sinking dollar
It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since
Huge Tax-Free Investment Returns
The fact is, you can pretty easily get 30% or more on investments that are not only very safe but come with built-in inflation protection. But don't get too excited.