On one side there's your typical job. It's clearer than ever that it doesn't offer the security it once did, but it still offers some, and it offers other things--predictable inco
The problem with the Nirvana fallacy is simple: there's NEVER a perfect solution, only shades of decisions that are better than others, and mistakes you make and can hopefully lear
Today we found some awesome articles on scoring free stocking stuffers, what your sleeping position says about your relationship with money, and digging your way out of debt.
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A HUD-approved foreclosure prevention counselor shares what she's learned helping homeowners through the housing crisis — and how you can avoid the same fate.
You don't need a dose of caffeine for a quick pick-me-up — you need a good laugh. Discover how that and seven other things can give you caffeine-free boosts.
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we give you stunning detail into how to make your own coconut milk kefir, some tips for saving money when you move,
We want to know what animal you are most like. Do you "squirrel" money away? Are you wasteful like an (insert wasteful animal parallel here)? Let us know what creature
Today we found some wonderful articles on ways to plan a July 4th blowout on a budget, how bridesmaids can avoid going broke, and small business ideas for kids.
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6 Ways Greed Is Keeping You Poor
"Greed is good," goes the famous line. After all, isn't greed a natural way to amass wealth? Not exactly.
On choosing temporary freedom
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Beat the Nirvana fallacy: why doing something is better than nothing
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Best Money Tips: Ways to Score Free Stocking Stuffers
Today we found some awesome articles on scoring free stocking stuffers, what your sleeping position says about your relationship with money, and digging your way out of debt.
Argentine Wine Hack: Make Bad Wine Better
If you open a bottle of wine that just isn't all that great, add some soda water to it. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
Big changes or small changes?
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8 Ways Everybody Saves During Back-to-School
Back-to-school deals aren't just for students! These seasonal sales can mean big savings for you, too.
38 Ways to Save Money Without Trying (Much)
A penny saved is a penny earned. Do it over and over and over again and you're talking some serious saving!
These Are the 8 Most Common Homebuying Mistakes Foreclosure Experts See
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Best Money Tips: Tricks To Make Your Brain Do What You Want
Today we found some stellar articles on tricks to make your brain do what you want, taking a mental health day, and federal income tax brackets.
8 Quick Ways to Boost Energy Without Caffeine
You don't need a dose of caffeine for a quick pick-me-up — you need a good laugh. Discover how that and seven other things can give you caffeine-free boosts.
Ask the Readers: Have You Ever Re-Gifted?
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Ask the Readers: What's Your Healthy New Year's Habit?
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10 Wines That Taste Pricier Than They Are
In the world of wine, more expensive doesn't necessarily mean better. Here are 10 delicious, affordable bottles to watch for.
Best of Personal Finance: How to Make Coconut Milk Kefir
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we give you stunning detail into how to make your own coconut milk kefir, some tips for saving money when you move,
15 Unique Holiday Gifts for Teachers That They'll Actually Like
Teachers deserve all the gifts, really. But here are some excellent, nonfood options that teachers will actually use — and enjoy!
Ask the Readers: What Money Animal Are You? (Chance to win $20!)
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Best Money Tips: Plan a July 4th Blowout on a Budget
Today we found some wonderful articles on ways to plan a July 4th blowout on a budget, how bridesmaids can avoid going broke, and small business ideas for kids.
Trading Options Is a Sound Investment (and It's Simpler Than You Think!)
If mutual funds and individual stocks are passe, take a look at options. They're a lot less complicated than you think.
Our Senior Editor Is Moving On: A Goodbye From Meg
After almost four years with Wise Bread, I'm moving on. And I'll miss you guys!