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A little white lie can keep your bank account in the red. Are you making your money matters worse with the stories you tell yourself?
There's more to the golden years than meets the eye (and wallet). You may want to consider breaking these often misunderstood rules of retirement.
So, what's the deal — is there actually a code to change the crosswalk light?
You know about the miraculous properties of baking soda and vinegar, but there are plenty more effective, all-natural cleaners you might already have around.
You can lower your cell phone bill by moving your cell phone to a state with lower taxes (unless, of course, you already live in said state).
This guest post is by Leo from Zen Habits. If you like this post, check out his site or subscribe to his feed. [more]
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Add some pizazz (and property value) to your home without breaking the bank. All you need is $20 and a few hours to yourself.
The home teeth whitening market is expected to grow 30% in the next decade. While this isn’t surprising in itself, I am shocked at the number o
Vacation is usually the first thing to go when tackling debt. But it doesn't have to be.
Got a little bit jumpy after the last market downturn? Relax. Here's how you can be prepared for the next one.
College isn't cheap. Give your kids a savings jumpstart with one of these nine best 529 plans across the country.
Butting heads with a co-worker can quickly become serious. Learn how to bury the hatchet like a professional.
Traveling with your kids is a great way to bond as a family, but there is such a thing as "too much" togetherness.
Thinking of adding some government bonds to your portfolio? First, let's take a closer look at how they work.
It's easy to list "Start Business" as a goal for the new year, but do you know what that actually means?
Today we found some fantastic articles on sources of free entertainment, the best items to buy now, and retirement planning in your 20s.
Thanks to an antitrust settlement, retailers now have the right to charge you a fee for paying with your credit card. Learn how to fight back.
Saving money seems impossible when you're living paycheck to paycheck, but there's still a way to make it work.
Just because you're not in college doesn't mean you can't have an internship. And while the pay might not be great, the experience can be.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
10 Lies Rich People Never Tell Themselves
A little white lie can keep your bank account in the red. Are you making your money matters worse with the stories you tell yourself?
6 Retirement Rules You Should Be Breaking
There's more to the golden years than meets the eye (and wallet). You may want to consider breaking these often misunderstood rules of retirement.
Is there a secret code to control traffic lights?
So, what's the deal — is there actually a code to change the crosswalk light?
8 Other Green Cleaners Already in Your House
You know about the miraculous properties of baking soda and vinegar, but there are plenty more effective, all-natural cleaners you might already have around.
Save $5 or more on your Verizon wireless bill
You can lower your cell phone bill by moving your cell phone to a state with lower taxes (unless, of course, you already live in said state).
10 Frugalfying Ways to get to $1 Million
This guest post is by Leo from Zen Habits. If you like this post, check out his site or subscribe to his feed. [more]
Coupon of the month! $30 off a $30 purchase at ShopNBC.
It's not often a deal of this magnitude comes along, so grab it while you can folks. [more]
10 Cool DIY Home Improvements for $20 or Less
Add some pizazz (and property value) to your home without breaking the bank. All you need is $20 and a few hours to yourself.
The Great Whitening Hype
The home teeth whitening market is expected to grow 30% in the next decade. While this isn’t surprising in itself, I am shocked at the number o
Should You Go on Vacation While You're in Debt?
Vacation is usually the first thing to go when tackling debt. But it doesn't have to be.
8 Ways to Prepare for a Stock Market Dive
Got a little bit jumpy after the last market downturn? Relax. Here's how you can be prepared for the next one.
The 9 Best State 529 College Savings Plans
College isn't cheap. Give your kids a savings jumpstart with one of these nine best 529 plans across the country.
10 Ways to Smooth Over a Work Disagreement
Butting heads with a co-worker can quickly become serious. Learn how to bury the hatchet like a professional.
6 Ways to Find Child Care While Traveling
Traveling with your kids is a great way to bond as a family, but there is such a thing as "too much" togetherness.
How Bond Prices and Yields Work
Thinking of adding some government bonds to your portfolio? First, let's take a closer look at how they work.
The Real Deal: What to Expect When Starting Your Own Business
It's easy to list "Start Business" as a goal for the new year, but do you know what that actually means?
Best Money Tips: Sources of Free Entertainment
Today we found some fantastic articles on sources of free entertainment, the best items to buy now, and retirement planning in your 20s.
Be on the Lookout for Credit Card Checkout Fees
Thanks to an antitrust settlement, retailers now have the right to charge you a fee for paying with your credit card. Learn how to fight back.
8 Ways to Save Money When You Can't Really Afford To
Saving money seems impossible when you're living paycheck to paycheck, but there's still a way to make it work.
Finding an Internship as an Adult
Just because you're not in college doesn't mean you can't have an internship. And while the pay might not be great, the experience can be.