Today we found articles on post-holiday sales you never knew about, New Year’s resolutions that will pay off in 10 years, and secrets about shopping at the Apple Store.
Debt can make or break you. Which one depends on how you handle it and the reasons behind the need for the money. Make the right choice and you can achieve even the impossible.
A nation reeling from popped real estate and financial collapse mopes through a recession, its president urging calm. Just what country are we talking about?
Today we found some fantastic articles on grocery savings without double coupons, things that annoy hiring managers, and coming to grips with paying your rent on time.
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Protect Your Home and Family From Fire With These Easy Safety Basics
These home fire safety measures are frugal, easy, and prudent. Give yourself a little peace of mind with just a few minutes of effort.
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15 Easy Ways to Lower Your Electric Bill
Dreading the AC expense this summer? Trim your energy costs year round with these simple tricks.
Why a Mobile Home May Be Your Best Option for Affordable Housing
If it's affordable homeownership you're after, you may want to give mobile homes a second look. They're nicer than you think!
Best Money Tips: Post-Holiday Sales You Didn't Know About
Today we found articles on post-holiday sales you never knew about, New Year’s resolutions that will pay off in 10 years, and secrets about shopping at the Apple Store.
Have Your Best Garage Sale Ever by Following These 9 Retail Secrets
Retailers have been convincing us to buy new stuff for centuries, so why not borrow a few tricks the next time you're trying move some old stuff?
Turbo-Charge Your Nutrition With Superfoods
You can rev up your diet by understanding and using the power of superfoods. Explore which foods fall within the superfood category and why.
9 Ways to Put All That Snow to Good Use
When the weather outside is frightful, turn that piled up snow into something delightful. (Or at least useful.)
15 Questions You Should Always Ask at the End of a Job Interview
You got the interview. You nailed the questions. Now, it's time to fire back a few questions of your own.
The 5 Best Smartwatches
Keep track of your calls, texts, and email right on your wrist! These five futuristic smartwatches can do much more than just tell the time.
5 Costly Credit Card Mistakes You Might Be Making
Want more from your credit cards? Change these bad habits
Going Into Debt Can Be Awesome
Debt can make or break you. Which one depends on how you handle it and the reasons behind the need for the money. Make the right choice and you can achieve even the impossible.
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!
U.S. Banks and the Tokyo Drift
A nation reeling from popped real estate and financial collapse mopes through a recession, its president urging calm. Just what country are we talking about?
The 10 Things You Need to Do If You Want to Quit Your Job
Americans today change jobs about every five years, and the right way to jump ship is an important career skill. Here's how to make your next move.
Best Money Tips: Steps to Grocery Savings Without Double Coupons
Today we found some fantastic articles on grocery savings without double coupons, things that annoy hiring managers, and coming to grips with paying your rent on time.
10 Scams to Avoid in 2011
Most of us work hard for our money, and last year, scammers worked hard to take it away from us. Here are last year's top scams and how to avoid them.
10 Things You Don't Actually Need to Buy for Your New Baby (Plus 5 You Must)
It's tempting to fill up a baby registry with all sorts of newborn gear. Resist the urge and focus on stuff you'll really use.
7 Super Splurges of the Rich and Famous
Celebrities understandably have lots of money to spend, but these pricey purchases are difficult to comprehend.
5 Money Lessons People Learn at Their First Job
A first job teaches plenty about getting and keeping a job. A first paycheck teaches us a few things about getting and keeping money, too.