Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
The staff at the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department can teach us a lot about personal finance, whether they mean to or not.
Keeping a steady pace while running isn't easy, but it can be. Just rock any of these men's running shoes and your stride will remain strong.
The web is full of advice for starving writers. And why not? Any writer has heard the advice "Write what you know," and one thing many writers know is about being a starving writer
Being in a bad mood is no fun for you — or for those around you. Try these non-pharmaceutical mood enhancers to brighten a gloomy day.
The leaves are changing, and you still don't have your dream home. Hey, no worries! Fall is a great time to house hunt.
"You should never pay more than $10 for a standard six-foot HDMI cable" -CNET
Some folks steer clear of revolving debt, but in truth, it can be surprisingly helpful.
The kids these days are bringing money matters into the social media age, and reinventing some old tricks along the way.
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we look at free speech (and how it may cost
A fitness tracker can help you monitor calories and keep to your fitness plan. Here are five to consider.
The advent of online education has made it easy to get a business education. And if you don't need a credential or degree — it can be free.
Prepaid Travel Cards can be a useful — and secure — alternative to debit cards and credit cards, as well as a way to hedge against currency risk.
It's the easiest way to rack up more rewards. Just keep a few caveats in mind.
Health care costs make up a big part of retiree spending. Plan for a healthy finances and a healthy body today to make a big difference tomorrow.
It might feel like every little money misstep gets reported to the credit bureaus, but sometimes, you're in the clear (at least with the bureaus).
Find out what to watch out for at outlet malls so you end up with a deal, not a dud.
Home many ZZZ's does a person really it need? The answer is "it depends and it's probably less than you think."
From spend-happy friends to bad bulk buying and more, these sneaky costs and poor financial habits could be sucking the life out of your bank account.
Our realtor told us several things that turned out to be untrue. Learn from these situations before taking their word for it.
Depending on your car and your aversion to risk, mechanical breakdown insurance can prove to be a smart investment...or a waste of funds.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
8 Personal Finance Lessons From "Parks and Recreation"
The staff at the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department can teach us a lot about personal finance, whether they mean to or not.
The 5 Best Men’s Running Shoes
Keeping a steady pace while running isn't easy, but it can be. Just rock any of these men's running shoes and your stride will remain strong.
Thrive as a Starving Writer--Lessons from the Experts
The web is full of advice for starving writers. And why not? Any writer has heard the advice "Write what you know," and one thing many writers know is about being a starving writer
12 Easy Ways to Improve a Bad Mood
Being in a bad mood is no fun for you — or for those around you. Try these non-pharmaceutical mood enhancers to brighten a gloomy day.
5 Reasons Fall Is a Great Time to House Hunt
The leaves are changing, and you still don't have your dream home. Hey, no worries! Fall is a great time to house hunt.
$80 for an HDMI Cable? Give Me a Break!
"You should never pay more than $10 for a standard six-foot HDMI cable" -CNET
5 Surprising Ways Revolving Debt Helps You
Some folks steer clear of revolving debt, but in truth, it can be surprisingly helpful.
6 Ways Millennials Have Changed Money (So Far)
The kids these days are bringing money matters into the social media age, and reinventing some old tricks along the way.
Best Money Tips: When Free Speech Gets Expensive
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we look at free speech (and how it may cost
The 5 Best Fitness Trackers
A fitness tracker can help you monitor calories and keep to your fitness plan. Here are five to consider.
3 Ways to Get a Legit Business Education Online
The advent of online education has made it easy to get a business education. And if you don't need a credential or degree — it can be free.
Travel and Money: Using Prepaid Travel Cards
Prepaid Travel Cards can be a useful — and secure — alternative to debit cards and credit cards, as well as a way to hedge against currency risk.
Should You Pay Your Bills With a Credit Card?
It's the easiest way to rack up more rewards. Just keep a few caveats in mind.
Don't Let Poor Health Kill Your Retirement Fund
Health care costs make up a big part of retiree spending. Plan for a healthy finances and a healthy body today to make a big difference tomorrow.
5 Financial Mistakes That Won't Hurt Your Credit Score
It might feel like every little money misstep gets reported to the credit bureaus, but sometimes, you're in the clear (at least with the bureaus).
Are Outlet Malls Worth Your Time?
Find out what to watch out for at outlet malls so you end up with a deal, not a dud.
8 Hours? 9 Hours? This Is How Much Sleep You REALLY Need
Home many ZZZ's does a person really it need? The answer is "it depends and it's probably less than you think."
10 Hidden Costs That Hurt Your Wallet
From spend-happy friends to bad bulk buying and more, these sneaky costs and poor financial habits could be sucking the life out of your bank account.
5 Things Our Realtor Told Us That Weren't True
Our realtor told us several things that turned out to be untrue. Learn from these situations before taking their word for it.
Is Mechanical Breakdown Insurance Worth It?
Depending on your car and your aversion to risk, mechanical breakdown insurance can prove to be a smart investment...or a waste of funds.