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Even with the economy slowly exiting the spectacular nosedive it took last year, many people find themselves with a renewed interest in living simply. However, what that means for
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You've got your list, and you trust your willpower is strong. But then something shiny lures you in, and oh, it's on sale! Here's how to resist those sneaky shopping traps.
Housing prices have dropped all across America in the past couple years, and more people are looking into buying a property instead of renting. If you are an eager house hunte
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Don't Go to College to Learn
There are good reasons to go to college. And, if you do go to college, you will no doubt learn a lot. But you can learn anywhere — and probably learn more, better, and fast
The 7 Worst Money Mistakes Married People Make
For many couples, money is the biggest source of stress — often because of these critical marriage and money mistakes. Are you and your spouse making them?
Simple Living: Determining Your Priorities
Even with the economy slowly exiting the spectacular nosedive it took last year, many people find themselves with a renewed interest in living simply. However, what that means for
Best Money Tips: Things Successful People Do Right Before Bed
Today we found some amazing articles on things successful people do before bed, principles of a marriage without money fights, and ways to lower your tax bill.
6 Strange Ways Online Shopping Has Changed the World
The Internet has made shopping more convenient, easier, and way more fun. But there have also been some strange side effects...
Alice.com: How to Save on Toilet Paper and Diapers Without Working Hard
Hard-core frugalistas like me usually shun online convenience services. But Alice.com has something for the frugal and the convenience-lover -- especially today, when they are sell
7 Clever Uses for Tea Bags and Hair Clips
Wise Bread editor Janet Alvarez recently shared some fun uses for a couple of everyday household items on TV. Just in case you missed it live — here they are!
5 Ways American Retirement Is Changing
American retirement isn't what it used to be. Are you adapting with the changing times?
8 Money Lessons We Can Learn From Baseball
Our beloved national pastime can teach us a whole lot about hitting a home run with our money.
How Everyone Can Cut Cable and Still Watch What They Love — Even Sportsfans
Cutting the cable TV cord is getting easier (for sportsfans now, too). Here's where to find your favorite programming — whatever it may be.
Flashback Friday: 44 Sneaky Shopping Traps to Avoid
You've got your list, and you trust your willpower is strong. But then something shiny lures you in, and oh, it's on sale! Here's how to resist those sneaky shopping traps.
Do You Agree With the New Standards of Restaurant Tipping?
The standard restaurant tip has steadily climbed from 10% to 15% to 20%, with some swanky places suggesting 25%. Has tipping gone too far?
Best Money Tips: 18 Common Phrases to Avoid in Conversation
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we let you in on things you shouldn't say in co
Book Review - Buying a Home: The Missing Manual
Housing prices have dropped all across America in the past couple years, and more people are looking into buying a property instead of renting. If you are an eager house hunte
5 Big Brands Making the World a Better Place
Next time you're ready to spend some cash, try shopping these brands. The dollars you spend there will go toward making the world a better place.
10 Fun Books That Will Get Your Kids Excited About Money
Kids don't need to wait until adulthood to get excited about money. Give them these books to read and the money fun will start early.
Best Money Tips: 9 Add-Ons That Won't Improve Your Car’s Performance
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we reveal aftermarket upgrades that could l
This Is Why You Can't Postpone Planning for Your Retirement (And How to Start)
Only one person is responsible for your retirement plan — you. Find out how you can take charge with these simple steps.
Dads Who Do Dishes Raise Ambitious Daughters (and 4 Other Ways Any Parent Can Help Their Kid Succeed)
A recent study found that daughters of fathers who help with household chores are more ambitious. Try more ways to encourage children to aim high.
How to Survive a Recession: Notes from the Broken Dog Days of Summer
What if we changed our mindset just a little bit regarding the America of consumerism? What would it look like if we just stopped caring about making it and started living instead?