When I was little, my grandmother would can all sorts of things. She had a big garden full of produce that would wind up in jars in her pantry. With a pretty big garden of my own,
I’ve been doing my own taxes for about 5 years now. Even as my needs have changed (I’ve gone from a simple 1040EZ to a more complex small business partnership structure), I’ve fou
Today we found some great articles on ways to make your auto insurance policy more affordable, money lessons for teens, and ways you could be wasting money.
Are you struggling to pay for your mortgage? Uncle Sam is gearing up to pass out up to $50,000 to troubled homeowners, and it doesn't have to be repaid.
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5 Politicians Who Struggled With Debt
Money woes can strike just about anyone, even those who would seek to lead us. Would you vote for these five debtors?
Skip the Holiday Hype: 10 Non-Shopping Activities
Don't be a package of nerves. Just have fun. Here's a list of frugal activities that don’t involve shopping and could save money.
Getting Started with Preserving: Mint Jelly
When I was little, my grandmother would can all sorts of things. She had a big garden full of produce that would wind up in jars in her pantry. With a pretty big garden of my own,
5 Reasons Tax Prep Software May Be Right for You
I’ve been doing my own taxes for about 5 years now. Even as my needs have changed (I’ve gone from a simple 1040EZ to a more complex small business partnership structure), I’ve fou
Flashback Friday: 40 Best Budget-Friendly Travel Tips Ever
We would all love to travel more, but it can get so expensive! Good thing we've found all the ways to do it on the cheap.
8 Ways to Save on Dinner — No Meal Planning Required
Tired of spending hours mapping out your meals? Good news: You can make healthy, affordable meals on the fly, too.
Buxr Review and Giveaway (Chance to win an Amazon Gift Card, Buxr Travel Mug or Tote)
Buxr is sponsoring a giveaway for Wise Bread readers. Enter for a chance to win one of 34 prizes, including an Amazon.com gift card.
How Are People Retiring in Their 30s?!
What if you could retire and travel the world by your 30s? It's not just fantasy — these bloggers have done it!
Why Saving Too Much Money for a College Fund Is a Bad Idea
It's no secret that college is costly, but stashing too much cash for your kid's education can be a not-so-great move for your financial security.
5 Sobering Facts About Social Security You Shouldn't Panic Over
Maybe you take Social Security for granted — or maybe you expect it to disappear. Either way, here's what you should know about it.
Why Getting Out of Debt is Like Running a Marathon
A few years ago, I ran a marathon. And while it taught me a lot about exercise, it might have taught me even more about money.
Best Money Tips: More Affordable Auto Insurance
Today we found some great articles on ways to make your auto insurance policy more affordable, money lessons for teens, and ways you could be wasting money.
6 Good Financial Deeds that Can Backfire
You're a good egg, but are you hurting your financial future with your kindness?
Best Money Tips: Save Money When Staying at a Hotel
Today we found some great articles on ways to save money when staying at a hotel, shopping rules of thumb, and ways to maximize Craigslist revenue.
U.S. Government Offers "Free" $50,000 to Troubled Homeowners
Are you struggling to pay for your mortgage? Uncle Sam is gearing up to pass out up to $50,000 to troubled homeowners, and it doesn't have to be repaid.
Where and Why to Buy Fair Trade Goods
From decor to food, buying fair trade means you get affordable handmade items while providing a fair wage to the artisan. Find out where to shop.
10 Kitchen Gadgets That Aren't Worth the Money
The next time you're in the kitchen utensil aisle, resist the urge to buy that strawberry stem remover. You already own a better tool for the job.
The 4 Worst Mistakes Good Parents Make
Parenting is hard! Are you making it harder than it really is?
5 Ways to Save More Taxes in 2011
From hiring your children to changing your accounting methods, make these changes in 2011 to ensure you pay fewer taxes in 2012.
How to Use a Credit Card for an Emergency Without Drowning In Debt
You know you shouldn't use a credit card to pay for an emergency. But what if that's your only choice?