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Working in your downtime isn't just a drag — it's dangerous to your health and wellbeing.
By your 50s, you should have a solid grasp on personal finance — and if not, it might be due to these all-too-common mistakes.
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If you suspect you may have bedbugs, but aren’t sure how to test for them, try this DIY bedbug detector before calling in the bug sniffing dogs.
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If you have exercise equipment you're thinking of selling, hold up — you might be able to get more value for it by bartering.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
7 Old Fashioned Skills That Save You Money
Take DIY to the next level (and save money) with this collection of easy-to-acquire homesteading skills.
Here's How Much You'd Have Today if You'd Bought Bitcoins a Few Years Ago
The notorious crypto-currency is notoriously volatile. How much would you have today if you'd invested just $100 in Bitcoins a few years ago?
6 Weird Things to Sell on eBay for Extra Cash
Spring cleaning is more fun when there's a market for your trash. Find out what people will pay for the stuff in your recycle bin and junk drawer.
Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Work in Your Downtime
Working in your downtime isn't just a drag — it's dangerous to your health and wellbeing.
5 Money Mistakes to Stop Making by 50
By your 50s, you should have a solid grasp on personal finance — and if not, it might be due to these all-too-common mistakes.
4 Ways the 50% Rule Can Save You Money
Saving money can all come down to one magic number: 50%.
DIY Bedbug Detector Is Cheap and Effective and Full of Science
If you suspect you may have bedbugs, but aren’t sure how to test for them, try this DIY bedbug detector before calling in the bug sniffing dogs.
8 Financial To-Do's for College Freshmen
Don't make college more expensive than it already is with bad financial habits. Learn these fundamental money lessons before you head off to class.
6 Ways Social Media Can Save You Money
Sometimes to score big online #savings, all you need to do is work your social networks.
Saving for Retirement (and Other Long-Term Goals) on a Variable Income
A variable income coupled with fixed expenses is tricky to manage. In this article you will find a five-step strategy that allows you to save effectively for retirement, take advan
10 Foods With the Most Bang for Your Buck
It's easy to buy a lot of calories for little (just eat junk food). Guess what? It's also easy to buy a lot of nutrition for a little money.
The Importance of Friendly Letters
Electronic messages are fast but impersonal. Learn why you should send a friendly letter instead.
12 Things You Won't Ever Use Again and Should Throw Out Today
Maybe you're sentimental, or maybe you subscribe to "out of sight, out of mind," but whatever the reason, stop hanging onto your old junk!
16 Easy Ways to Save $100 This Month
Pay yourself an extra $100 this month (or any month) by paying attention to your spend and cutting back where it counts.
How to Add an Extra Hour to Your Day
There are never enough hours in the day to get things done, but by borrowing some money management skills, you can buy one.
Three of the Toughest Decisions You'll Face in Retirement
A lot of financial decision-making goes into retirement. Once you reach your golden years, you have a few more questions to answer.
Tips for Accomplishing More in a Day
Time management is a difficult skill to master, but these simple tricks can help you do more and worry less.
How to Determine If Your Finances Are Ready for a Big Purchase
A home, a car, the latest pricey gadget — before you commit to buying, you better make sure you can afford such a large purchase.
Here's How Far $1 Million Will Actually Go in Retirement
Many people hope to save a cool million for their retirement. But depending on where you live, $1 million may not be nearly enough.
Get More for Your Old Treadmill by Bartering
If you have exercise equipment you're thinking of selling, hold up — you might be able to get more value for it by bartering.