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There are plenty of resources online to help you learn about investing, but print still has value. Read these books to learn the fundamentals.
Whether shopping for a wedding, the latest gadget, or a holiday gift, the Internet is your best friend in scoping deals. Save big with these tips.
The transition to adulthood is financially tricky. That doesn't mean parents should be bailing out their kids' every bill.
Customer-oriented blogsite Consumerist lets jilted shoppers rant about the companies that have done them wrong.
Before you dive headfirst into owning a stock, do some digging on exactly where you're investing your dollars.
The Compact is giving up all new purchases in a year, bar food and medicine, to save the environment.
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Some of us need or want a budget, some of us don't. Here are some tips for deciding which category you're in. [more]
Living frugally can help us achieve other goals — such as, in one writer's case, providing water and bicycles for people in Uganda.
I used to be a slovenly brute. OK, not so much slovenly as... average. My morning routine including a shave, shower, and deodorant. I figured that was all a guy had to do to look good. [more]
Add these personal finance gems to your summer reading list and soak in some evergreen advice on all things money.
Life happens. Don't let a major curveball impact your ability to save for retirement.
Don't let a low credit score hold you back. You can get it on the upswing — faster than you might think.
Today we found some awesome articles on hosting a yard sale, shopping smarter for crafts, and frugal health and beauty tips.
As your teen gets ready to take on the world, help them get a leg up on financial independence.
A wandering mind is no friend to productivity. If you can't focus, it might be due to these 12 unhealthy habits.
Today, as we celebrate, let's take a vow to be financially independent.
In Japan, saving money is a big deal. Here's the simple system many households use to hang onto more of their yen.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Planwise is Giving Away Up to $1250 to Wise Bread Readers!
Don't miss your chance to win your share of up to $1250 in our Planwise Giveaway
Yes, You Still Need an Emergency Fund in Retirement
An emergency fund isn't just for the working world. You need to bring one into retirement, too.
The 3 Best Books to Start Investing Today
There are plenty of resources online to help you learn about investing, but print still has value. Read these books to learn the fundamentals.
Simple Ways to Shop Around
Whether shopping for a wedding, the latest gadget, or a holiday gift, the Internet is your best friend in scoping deals. Save big with these tips.
4 Things You Should Make Your Adult Child Pay For
The transition to adulthood is financially tricky. That doesn't mean parents should be bailing out their kids' every bill.
Customer Service Nightmares - What's a Good Consumerist to Do?
Customer-oriented blogsite Consumerist lets jilted shoppers rant about the companies that have done them wrong.
8 Questions to Ask Before Buying Any Stock
Before you dive headfirst into owning a stock, do some digging on exactly where you're investing your dollars.
Packing it in - The Independent of London issues a challenge
The Compact is giving up all new purchases in a year, bar food and medicine, to save the environment.
Make Friends and Be Happy: Why Cultivating Relationships Is Good for You
We all know that friends are wonderful — but for reasons ranging from good health to accountability, they might be more important than you realize.
Ponder it: to budget or not to budget
Some of us need or want a budget, some of us don't. Here are some tips for deciding which category you're in. [more]
Bringing Water and Wheels to Africa: My Amazing Frugal Vacation
Living frugally can help us achieve other goals — such as, in one writer's case, providing water and bicycles for people in Uganda.
3 Cheap Ways to Win Over the Ladies (by Looking Better)
I used to be a slovenly brute. OK, not so much slovenly as... average. My morning routine including a shave, shower, and deodorant. I figured that was all a guy had to do to look good. [more]
The 8 Classic Personal Finance Books You Must Read
Add these personal finance gems to your summer reading list and soak in some evergreen advice on all things money.
9 Times Life Can Throw Retirement Off Course
Life happens. Don't let a major curveball impact your ability to save for retirement.
7 Ways to Increase Your Credit Score Quickly
Don't let a low credit score hold you back. You can get it on the upswing — faster than you might think.
Best Money Tips: How to Host a Yard Sale
Today we found some awesome articles on hosting a yard sale, shopping smarter for crafts, and frugal health and beauty tips.
4 Things Teens Can Do Now to Prepare for Financial Independence
As your teen gets ready to take on the world, help them get a leg up on financial independence.
12 Reasons You Can't Focus — And How to Fix It Now
A wandering mind is no friend to productivity. If you can't focus, it might be due to these 12 unhealthy habits.
Happy (Financial) Independence Day
Today, as we celebrate, let's take a vow to be financially independent.
This Japanese Budgeting System Could Be the Key to Saving Big Bucks
In Japan, saving money is a big deal. Here's the simple system many households use to hang onto more of their yen.