My parents always told me that buying a timeshare is a bad idea because of the inflated upfront cost and perpetual maintenance and exchange fees the timeshare companies pile on.
A favorite retailer of households across the country since 1902, JCPenney can have some stellar deals for those in the know. Like most stores, JCPenney has a met
A strange but alluring new deal from Priceline.com guarantees you won’t get rained out on your summer vacation. Get the details on this (potentially) shiny, happy refund offer!
You can be incredibly lazy and still eat well for very little (while avoiding Top Ramen). Dine at home and save a bunch on food without ever making a shopping list.
It’s the American Nightmare: your neighbor, in an effort to avoid foreclosure, sells his house for thousands less than he paid two years ago, causing your home to plummet in value.
This week in Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup, we share posts on using cash, California's struggles, Cyber Tuesday, our recession's one year anniversary,and one adorable kit
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How I Grocery Shop
First, I will commit heresy by saying that I no longer write a full weekly menu.
Ask the Readers: Desktop or Laptop?
Tell us whether you have a desktop computer or a laptop and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Why You Should Donate a Blood Sucking Timeshare
My parents always told me that buying a timeshare is a bad idea because of the inflated upfront cost and perpetual maintenance and exchange fees the timeshare companies pile on.
Use Less Cash for Your JCPenney Purchase
A favorite retailer of households across the country since 1902, JCPenney can have some stellar deals for those in the know. Like most stores, JCPenney has a met
Best Money Tips: Ways to Cut Your Tax Bill
Today we found some fantastic articles on cutting your tax bill, saving on your grocery bill, and getting a job after college.
Best Money Tips: Why Your Budget Isn't Working
Today we found some awesome articles on why your budget isn't working, saving on car insurance, and custodial accounts.
6 Ways Peer Lending Can Boost Your Wallet
Traditional bankers are so passé. Alt financiers can help you get your project off the ground or help you invest — and the market is only growing.
Ask the Readers: How Often Do You Cook at Home?
Tell us how often you cook at home and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
If It’s Not Sunny In Philadelphia, It’s Free!
A strange but alluring new deal from Priceline.com guarantees you won’t get rained out on your summer vacation. Get the details on this (potentially) shiny, happy refund offer!
Ask the Readers: What is Your Favorite Childhood Memory?
Tell us about your favorite childhood memory and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Grocery Shopping for the Cheap and Lazy
You can be incredibly lazy and still eat well for very little (while avoiding Top Ramen). Dine at home and save a bunch on food without ever making a shopping list.
Divining Your Home’s Value, The Quick-and-Dirty Way
It’s the American Nightmare: your neighbor, in an effort to avoid foreclosure, sells his house for thousands less than he paid two years ago, causing your home to plummet in value.
Ask the Readers: Where Did You Learn to Budget?
Tell us where you learned to budget and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Ask the Readers: What Are You Thankful For?
Tell us what you're thankful for and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
How to Score Free (or Almost Free) College Textbooks
Textbooks can cost you thousands of dollars over the course of your college career. Keep costs down with these tips.
9 Investing Questions You're Too Embarrassed to Ask
Don't let pride get in the way of your financial education. When it comes to your money, it's dumb not to ask the basic questions first!
A Low APR Secured Credit Card: Excent Secured
Rebuild or build your credit rating with a low APR secured credit card.
Why "Opportunity" Funds Are the New Emergency Funds
Sometimes the only thing between saving a lot and saving nothing at all is a turn of phrase.
Best Money Tips: Cyber Tuesday
This week in Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup, we share posts on using cash, California's struggles, Cyber Tuesday, our recession's one year anniversary,and one adorable kit
How to Get Back on Track When You're Behind on Your Bills
The bills are punctual, but your payments keep leaving late. Get ahead of your payables by knowing what you owe and making a plan to pay it.