How far would you go to save the world?
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Financial Emergencies: How to Weather the Storm
A financial emergency can seem insurmountable — but if you follow these steps, you can get through unscathed.
Best Money Tips: Earn More Money at Work
Today we found some great articles on earning more money at work, financially preparing for the holidays, and home repairs.
Big Purchases You Should Make by 30, 40, and 50
Before your next milestone birthday, look at the big picture. Have the purchases you've made revealed something about who you are?
11 Cool Uses for a Tablet Computer
Tablets are a great way to watch videos and check your email on the go — but they're also perfect for these awesome, surprising uses.
5 Creative Ways to Relieve Stress During Tax Season
Tax season can be a major source of stress, but here's how to make it a little more relaxing.
Women's Saving and Investing: Is Your Money "Girl Money?"
Understanding how to save and invest your earnings not only makes financial sense, but helps women (or anyone!) become more independent and confident.
Life Without Toiletpaper - Bum Deal?
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Your Car Was Recalled. Now What?
A car recall can be scary. Here's what to do if that letter comes in the mail.
25 Things to Do With Reusable Water Bottles
As reusable water bottles become more common, you may think you have too many. But these containers are useful for much more than just holding water.
4 Signs You Should Sell Your Small Business
Your small business is your baby. When is the right time to let it go?
How to Shop: A Beginner's Guide
It might sound silly, but buying stuff can be a daunting experience — especially when you want to spend little and get a lot. Here's how to do it.
How to Make Money as a Superfan
Being a superfan can be kind of costly. Flip your fandom on its head and make it a cash source, instead!
Do You Really Want to Be Rich?
Many people dream of being rich, but few of us are willing to take the steps to get there — or we take the wrong ones. Here's a better plan.
3 Ways Millennials Can Avoid Financial Fraud
Elders aren't the only targets of financial fraud. Even young folks need to know how to protect themselves.
7 Things That Affect Your Car Insurance Rates
Is your ride costing you big-time in auto insurance premiums? These surprising factors may be to blame.
Front-loaded loans: a financial conspiracy?
A tip from Eric Fedewa sparked a discussion between Wise Bread bloggers (Andrea Dickson and me). He brought a new financial term (front-loading) to our attention that indicates how
What Hurricane Maria Taught My Family About Life, Money, and Community
How do you live without electricity, running water, or reliable communication? You learn how to make use of what you have.
How to Stop Those Annoying Robocalls
Sick of the receiving an endless number of robocalls when you're just trying to live your life? We have good news for you.
20 Ways to Live Large in a Small Space
Clutter piles up fast and eats up your square footage — especially if you live in a small space. Make the most of the space you have with these simple space makers.
6 Safe Places to Visit in South America
These South American destinations are beautiful, affordable, and safer to visit than you might think.