Using your smartphone abroad can mean hefty roaming charges. See if your carrier is on our list of reasonably priced phone plans for overseas travelers.
There are risks in any investment. The market might go down--or the market might go up, but your investment might go down anyway. The company that issued your stock or bond might
Today we found articles on eco-friendly ways to travel, pitfalls to watch for if you’re 65 and still working, and practical minimalist tips for beginners.
Imagine life without a mortgage or an overstuffed attic. Even if we don't live in one, tiny houses can teach us a lot about consumption, debt, and simplicity.
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
4 Ways to Make Money Doing Household Chores
Looking for a side gig that doesn't have hefty startup fees? You can make up to $25 an hour doing everyday household chores for other people.
23 Effortless Ways to Go Green (and Save Money, Too)
Captain Planet fully believes in your ability to save the Earth, without even trying!
A Granny Pod May Be the Smartest Way to Care for an Elderly Parent
Long-term care for an elderly parent or relative has a new, affordable option: Meet the granny pod.
How Your New Job Might Affect Your Mortgage Application
You just started a new job. Now, you want a new home. With the right strategy, you can still get a mortgage.
Cocktail Time: Great Budget Liquors
Skip the mouth-puckering, bottom-shelf stuff and enjoy your drinks (while saving money!) with these great, moderately priced spirits.
Why Holding Onto Too Much Stuff Is a Burden for Your Loved Ones
Material items will not follow you into the afterlife, so you might as well declutter your home while you're still here.
Which Student Loan Repayment Plan Saves You the Most?
College degrees aren't cheap, and for many, student loans are a difficult financial burden. Learn which repayment plan saves the most money.
What Does Car Rental Insurance Really Cover On Your Credit Card?
Before you charge your next car rental on a credit card, find out what coverage you're really getting.
Why Treasury Bills Are Always a Worthwhile Investment
When rates are rising, you need something that responds quickly to changes in the market. That's where Treasury bills come in.
9 Creative Ways to Boost Your Retirement Savings
Having some trouble coming up with cash for your nest egg? It's time to think outside the box.
5 Phone Plans That Offer Cheaper Roaming Charges While Traveling
Using your smartphone abroad can mean hefty roaming charges. See if your carrier is on our list of reasonably priced phone plans for overseas travelers.
TIPS and I-Bonds
There are risks in any investment. The market might go down--or the market might go up, but your investment might go down anyway. The company that issued your stock or bond might
10 Fun Toys and Games You Can Make at Home
Tired of spending $30 on a single toy? Here are 10 super-fun toys and games you can make at home with common items.
6 Ways You Can Get Paid to Watch TV
Love to kick back, relax, and watch TV? Good news: You can get paid for that.
15 Cool DIY Home Improvements for $50 or Less
You don't need a second mortgage to update your place. Give your home a quick and easy makeover with these inexpensive fixer-uppers.
Best Money Tips: Eco-Friendly Ways to Travel
Today we found articles on eco-friendly ways to travel, pitfalls to watch for if you’re 65 and still working, and practical minimalist tips for beginners.
Best Money Tips: Tax Secrets of the Rich
Today we found articles on tax secrets of the rich, ways to adopt a zero-waste lifestyle, and household chores you should outsource.
How to Survive Working From Home When You're an Extrovert
Don't let remote work put a damper on your social life. You can survive and thrive as a work-at-home extrovert.
How to Pay Off Holiday Debt: A Step-by-Step Guide
Did Christmas leave you in the red? Don't worry, this step-by-step guide will help you climb out of that hole.
Big Lessons From the Tiny House Movement
Imagine life without a mortgage or an overstuffed attic. Even if we don't live in one, tiny houses can teach us a lot about consumption, debt, and simplicity.