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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
6 Ways Digital Nomads Can Save for Retirement
Digital nomads and perpetual travelers can use these simple tricks to save money for retirement — whatever their current address.
How to Navigate 4 Tricky Family Money Situations
Mixing money matters and family dynamics can make gatherings more awkward than usual. Learn to manage both for happier finances and family.
6 Tips for Choosing The Right Home Safe
6 tips for selecting the right safe for your home based upon safety ratings, size and price.
Lessons We Can Learn From Blockbuster's Demise
As the video giant Blockbuster files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, marketing experts everywhere are asking the same question: what went wrong?
Half Moon, Full Wallet: Free Online Yoga Videos
Practicing yoga is great for the body and mind, but classes can be costly. Get yoga workouts for free with these online routines.
What You Need to Know About the Easiest Way to Save for Retirement
Target-date funds are an easy way to "set and forget" your retirement savings. But they have a few downsides, too.
4 Benefits to Wearing a Pedometer at Home
From improving your health to interacting with your kids more, there are compelling reasons to wear a pedometer — even if you spend all day at home.
8 Ways You're Wasting Electricity Without Realizing It
Cut your electric bill by getting serious about conservation. Plug these easy to miss power leaks and watch the savings add up.
8 Wise Tips Famous CEOs Would Give Their Younger Selves
Looking back on their journey to success, even the wealthiest CEOs wish they could dole out some advice to their younger selves.
7 Life Skills Your Kids Won't Learn in School
There are some important lessons kids can't get from a traditional education. Are you showing your kids the way?
Consumer Consciousness: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
It's easy to avoid making purchases you'll regret later; learn the 14 questions to ask yourself before you buy something new.
The Top 5 ETFs You Should Buy Now
Exchange traded funds are popular due to low cost and diversification potential. Consider adding these five funds to your IRA or 401(k).
250+ Tips for Small Business Owners
It's not easy running a small business, but Wise Bread can help. Here, you'll find expert tips for sales and operations, taxes and recruitment, tools and hacks, and more!
5 Credit Card Benefits Every College Student Must Have
Students and credit cards can be a recipe for financial disaster. But when used responsibly, a credit card offers students some real benefits.
8 Unexpected Ways Cheaper Gas Is Boosting Your Pocketbook
Gas prices are at their lowest levels in years. Are you taking advantage?
4 Credit Report Mistakes That Could Be Costing You Big
You know you should be reviewing your credit report annually. When you do, these are the credit dangers to look for.
How to Use Portion Control to Lose Weight
Maintaining a healthy weight can be a challenge when plates are piled high. Learn how to cut down on your serving sizes and shed pounds.
7 Spring Break Destinations That Won't Break the Bank
Warm up after this year's grueling winter with a weekend — or a week — in one of these fun and frugal places.
10 Ways to Update Your Winter Wardrobe on the Cheap
This winter, update your closet while saving cash by following these fashionable, frugal suggestions.
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.