Today we found articles on ways to live in the big city on a small budget, strategies to build a budget-friendly emergency kit, and tips to boost positive thinking.
Taking a car in for repairs can be needlessly expensive for consumers without a trusted mechanic. Here are four ways to make sure you find someone reliable.
Lending money to friends or family is a generous thing to do, but it can also strain on your relationship. Read this to help decide whether or not you should.
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Out of all the famous shows to come out of the UK, who would have thought my favorite would star two nanny-like figures clad with rubber gloves? But as a girl who moves around from
Among the Wise Bread community, I get the sense that there's a kind of "pox on both their houses" attitude to the problems in the subprime mortgage markets. People who worked thro
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Best Money Tips: Ways to Live in a Big City on a Small Budget
Today we found articles on ways to live in the big city on a small budget, strategies to build a budget-friendly emergency kit, and tips to boost positive thinking.
4 Ways to Find a Reputable Mechanic
Taking a car in for repairs can be needlessly expensive for consumers without a trusted mechanic. Here are four ways to make sure you find someone reliable.
How to Ensure You Use Your Groupons and Other Daily Deals
Daily deals are great...if you remember to use them. Follow these techniques to keep your vouchers from languishing.
Should You Lend to Friends and Family?
Lending money to friends or family is a generous thing to do, but it can also strain on your relationship. Read this to help decide whether or not you should.
10 Things People Without Debt Do
Debt is not a fact of life. Learn from the lifestyles of those who break free and get on track to following them out of the hole.
Your Comprehensive Checklist for a Successful Balance Transfer
Balance transfers can be tricky. This checklist will walk you through the whole thing, step-by-step.
How to Not Be a Debt Slave
Getting into debt is easy — even recommended. Getting out of it — or avoiding it — is much more difficult. But it can be done.
The 5 Best Pieces of Financial Wisdom From Ben Bernanke
Helicopter Ben, the ex-Fed Chairman and high finance honcho, knows a lot about personal finance, too. Grab these pearls as they fall from the heights.
How to Deal With Reverse Culture Shock When Returning Home
Lots of people experience culture shock while traveling, but reverse culture shock upon returning home can be overwhelming, too.
Best Money Tips: Simple Ways to Take Care of Yourself
Today we found articles on simple self-care ideas, how to use journaling to improve your productivity, and effective tips to get a job without experience.
Why You Shouldn't Eat at Chain Restaurants
The portions are big, and the food is reliably the same...but is it worth it to eat at chain restaurants? One writer says no.
15+ Important Financial Dates to Mark on Your Calendar
Make sure to add these important financial dates to your 2018 calendar. Your money may depend on it!
Best Money Tips: Work Out Without Over Working Your Budget
Today we found some great articles on working out without over working your budget, saving money every month, and where you can listen to music for free.
19 Frugal Ways to Entertain Teenagers
Teens can be a tough audience to entertain. But even the most restless and demanding teenagers will have fun with one or more of these activities.
10 Classes That Can Pay for Themselves
Want to learn something new — and invest in your future? From crafting to business, these great classes have the potential to pay for themselves.
5 Times Coupons Trick You Into Spending More Money
Everyone love a deal, and retailers know it. Don't get suckered into these coupon marketing tricks — they aren't worth it!
Slow DRIP into investing
My first-ever individual stock holding was a Duke Power (now Duke Energy) share that I acquired through its Dividend Reinvestment Plan or DRIP. [more]
Give Household Products New Use: Clever Cleaning Tips From the Motherland
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9 Things Successful 30-Somethings Do
Forget the material things. These habits of successful 30-somethings lead to fulfilling, happy, and lucrative lives.
How the subprime lending boom hurt everybody
Among the Wise Bread community, I get the sense that there's a kind of "pox on both their houses" attitude to the problems in the subprime mortgage markets. People who worked thro