In parts one through four I reviewed various revenue sharing websites. There are actually many more of these sites out there that share a part of their revenue as long as you prov
If you need to get rid of a car, selling it isn't your only option — if you donate it, you can help a charity you care about and get a nice tax deduction.
The new White House garden is definitely a joint effort: it's 1,100 square feet that will be tended not only by members of the White House grounds staff but will involve students f
There was a brief period, before the last recession, when my career-services clients actually found jobs on online job boards. They’d post resumes, and interview requests and job o
Currently millions of Americans are delinquent on their home loans or facing foreclosure. Foreclosure, deed in lieu of foreclosure, and short sales are several ways for borrowers t
The smartphone market is maturing, and that means you can find plenty of mid-tier devices that offer performance at a reasonable price — without a contract.
Are you thinking of making a big change in your life such as quitting your job or getting married? Time important decisions in your life for the best financial result.
Nancy Trejos is a personal finance writer for the Washington Post. While she was advising readers on financial problems, she was actually so broke that she had to ask her hardwo
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
6 Reasons You're Not a Millionaire
The biggest obstacle standing between you and your first million? Well, it's probably your bad decisions. Learn what to do different.
Write for money online - Part 5 - Your own blog or website
In parts one through four I reviewed various revenue sharing websites. There are actually many more of these sites out there that share a part of their revenue as long as you prov
How to Donate a Car to Charity
If you need to get rid of a car, selling it isn't your only option — if you donate it, you can help a charity you care about and get a nice tax deduction.
Gardening in a Group: 6 Tips
The new White House garden is definitely a joint effort: it's 1,100 square feet that will be tended not only by members of the White House grounds staff but will involve students f
6 Smart Ways to Help Your Appliances Retain Their Value
Keeping household appliances spick, span, and humming like brand-new and they'll keep their worth for years to come.
8 Money Moves to Make the Moment You Get a Promotion
A promotion isn't an invitation to launch a spending spree. Make these smart, responsible money moves instead.
How Online Job Boards Can Actually Help A Job Search
There was a brief period, before the last recession, when my career-services clients actually found jobs on online job boards. They’d post resumes, and interview requests and job o
How to Find the Best Back to School Sales
Those back-to-school lists get longer every year. Stock up on supplies while raking in the savings with these sales strategies.
How Foreclosure, Deed in Lieu, and Short Sale Affect Credit Scores
Currently millions of Americans are delinquent on their home loans or facing foreclosure. Foreclosure, deed in lieu of foreclosure, and short sales are several ways for borrowers t
Best Money Tips: How to Improve Your Working Memory
Today we found articles on ways to improve your working memory, how other people can affect your health, and some ideas for DIY indoor herb gardens.
7 Ways You're Sabotaging Your Job Hunt
Are you striking out at one job interview after another? Make sure the problem isn't you.
4 Powerful Smartphones That Aren't Overpriced
The smartphone market is maturing, and that means you can find plenty of mid-tier devices that offer performance at a reasonable price — without a contract.
Be Careful Who You Owe: Here's Who Can Garnish Your Wages
Most Americans already live paycheck to paycheck. If you owe these four creditors money, well...that paycheck might get a little — or a lot — smaller.
Are You Ready to Turn Your Hobby Into a Business?
Hey! You've gotten pretty good at your hobby, and everybody says you'd make some real money at it if you tried. But should you?
The One Personal Finance Skill You Must Master Before All the Others
Being a master of personal finance requires a few key skills, but none are as important as this one.
Financial Timing: How Scheduling Important Events Benefits You Financially
Are you thinking of making a big change in your life such as quitting your job or getting married? Time important decisions in your life for the best financial result.
24 Little Things You Can Do Faster
If a stitch in time saves nine, then what are you waiting for? These 24 little time-savers could add up to hours of free time!
Book Review: Hot (Broke) Messes - How to Have Your Latte and Drink it Too
Nancy Trejos is a personal finance writer for the Washington Post. While she was advising readers on financial problems, she was actually so broke that she had to ask her hardwo
11 Simple Ways to Survive a Terrible Workday
A terrible workday often leads to a bad workweek. But these simple fixes will turn your work frown upside down.
A Lot of People Don't Understand What an Investment Really Is. Do You?
An investment plan is more than numbers on a page. It's your strategy to live the life you want — on your terms.