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Some life regrets are hard to avoid. When it comes to retirement, however, smart planning is your key to smooth sailing.
It's easy for the solo traveler to travel light, but what about for families?
Pets soon become family — which means more often than not, you'll pony up. Start saving now for these pet expenses you can't avoid.
Marriage is a collaboration, but if your spouse has less than stellar credit, you may be better off going solo on a mortgage application.
You can lower your cell phone bill by moving your cell phone to a state with lower taxes (unless, of course, you already live in said state).
Your potential new employer wants to know everything about you. Do you know everything you need to know about them?
Getting into debt is easy; getting out is the hard part. These strategies will help you aggressively attack and defeat your debts.
Patience is a virtue — for your wallet, too. Find out how going zen can save you big time.
The early bird always gets the worm, right? Wrong! There are plenty of ways to save big on last-minute travel.
Inner peace is good for the mind, body, and… wallet? Become a Zen money master, and watch your finances flourish.
For those of you (and I presume there were many) who took up the incredible See's candies offer I posted yesterday, I have bad news. I too got the email from See's saying t
Debt collectors sometimes have a few sneaky tricks up their sleeve. Beat them to the punch by knowing your rights.
The rush from that big, must-have purchase only lasts a short while before dreaded buyer’s remorse sets in. How come?
Knock dollars and cents off your tab by eating at one of these restaurants where kids score their meals for free.
You go to work to earn money, but it's also a place where you can spend it. And sometimes, things can get a little weird.
Discover how smart investors keep their retirement accounts in check.
Should you quit your day job to work for yourself? The answer might lie in defining what "work" actually means to you.
Today we found articles on what to stockpile each month, simple ways to lower your taxes in retirement, and tips for negotiating your apartment lease.
If you've chosen any of these overhyped destinations for your next vacation, prepare to be underwhelmed (and overcharged).
Setting an allowance is complicated — you're teaching money values that will last a lifetime. Here's what to consider before you hand it over.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
3 Common Retirement Regrets You Can Avoid
Some life regrets are hard to avoid. When it comes to retirement, however, smart planning is your key to smooth sailing.
7 Ways Families Can Travel Like Minimalists
It's easy for the solo traveler to travel light, but what about for families?
5 Pet Costs You Don't See Coming
Pets soon become family — which means more often than not, you'll pony up. Start saving now for these pet expenses you can't avoid.
When It Makes Sense to Apply for a Mortgage Loan Without Your Spouse
Marriage is a collaboration, but if your spouse has less than stellar credit, you may be better off going solo on a mortgage application.
Save $5 or more on your Verizon wireless bill
You can lower your cell phone bill by moving your cell phone to a state with lower taxes (unless, of course, you already live in said state).
9 Ways to Vet Your New Employer
Your potential new employer wants to know everything about you. Do you know everything you need to know about them?
Taming Your Debt: Aggressive Repayment Strategies
Getting into debt is easy; getting out is the hard part. These strategies will help you aggressively attack and defeat your debts.
8 Ways Being Patient Saves You Money
Patience is a virtue — for your wallet, too. Find out how going zen can save you big time.
How to Save Big on Last-Minute Travel
The early bird always gets the worm, right? Wrong! There are plenty of ways to save big on last-minute travel.
4 Zen Concepts That'll Improve Your Finances
Inner peace is good for the mind, body, and… wallet? Become a Zen money master, and watch your finances flourish.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: The See's Candies debacle
For those of you (and I presume there were many) who took up the incredible See's candies offer I posted yesterday, I have bad news. I too got the email from See's saying t
5 Things Debt Collectors Don't Want You to Know
Debt collectors sometimes have a few sneaky tricks up their sleeve. Beat them to the punch by knowing your rights.
Why Do We Feel Buyer’s Remorse, Anyway?
The rush from that big, must-have purchase only lasts a short while before dreaded buyer’s remorse sets in. How come?
Best Kids Eat Free Restaurants
Knock dollars and cents off your tab by eating at one of these restaurants where kids score their meals for free.
8 Awkward Money Moments Everyone Has at Work
You go to work to earn money, but it's also a place where you can spend it. And sometimes, things can get a little weird.
One Simple Trick to Get the Best Tax Benefit From Your Retirement Portfolio
Discover how smart investors keep their retirement accounts in check.
Freedom From the Day Job
Should you quit your day job to work for yourself? The answer might lie in defining what "work" actually means to you.
Best Money Tips: What to Stockpile By the Month
Today we found articles on what to stockpile each month, simple ways to lower your taxes in retirement, and tips for negotiating your apartment lease.
7 Popular Vacation Spots That Aren't Worth the Money (and Where to Go Instead)
If you've chosen any of these overhyped destinations for your next vacation, prepare to be underwhelmed (and overcharged).
The Easy Way to Set an Allowance That Won't Ruin Your Kid
Setting an allowance is complicated — you're teaching money values that will last a lifetime. Here's what to consider before you hand it over.