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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Buy or Subscribe: How to Pay the Least for the Media You Love the Most
With so many competing music and video services, it can be hard to choose the best value. Consider these factors before you download or subscribe.
How to Budget and Track Expenses for Your Next Vacation
Budget Your Trip is a free online tool that puts some science into estimating, budgeting, and tracking your expenses for your next vacation.
Don't Be Fooled by 2014's Most Common New Scams
Scammers are always finding new ways to trick people out of their money — learn how they do it so it doesn't happen to you.
5 Expenses to Ditch After Age 30
Thirty is just a number, but there are several types of expenses that we should probably ditch upon hitting the Big 3-0.
How to Close a Credit Card Without Dinging Your Credit Score
You don't use that credit card anymore — but canceling might crush your credit score. Try these smarter methods of ditching that card.
3 Unusual Gift Ideas for Loved Ones
Every year I struggle to find meaningful gifts for relatives that they will appreciate instead of adding to the clutter of "stuff" they own.
Who Pays When Loved Ones Leave Debt Behind?
Losing a loved one is hard enough. Managing their unfinished money matters makes it tougher.
How to Make an Easter Basket for a Grown Man
This year, play Peter Cottontail and surprise your guy with an incredible basket filled with his favorite things.
The 5 Best Weed Trimmers
Hate having weeds muck up your beautiful lawn? Check out our picks for the top five weed trimmers and rid your home of them today.
Flashback Friday: 43 Easiest Ways to Become a Time Management Master
Life is too short to lose track of time.
8 Types of Investors — Which One Are You?
From set-it-and-forget-it to ultra hands on, there are many different types of investors. Which one are you?
Why Donating Money Is the Best Thing You Can Do After a Natural Disaster
There's a natural impulse to donate after a natural disaster. But donating goods over money is not always the best idea.
7 Easy Ways to Give Back This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving encourages us to give to others less fortunate. Here's how you can make a difference without breaking a sweat.
11 Ways Life Is Amazing With an Emergency Fund
Life happens — and it usually costs money when it does. Build your emergency fund so when it happens, you're good to go.
Holiday Gifts: 6 Fun Games That Teach Money and Finance
Need some gift ideas for the kids? These games are fun and will teach them about money, too.
10 High-Paying Careers With Low Educational Barriers
There are many paths to success. With little schooling investment, these 10 gigs promise a healthy career — and a healthy salary.
How College Applicants Can Tour Scores of Campuses for $15 or Less
Real visits to potential alma maters can cost thousands. With the miracle of VR, you can get the feel for a far off campus for way, way less.
Should You Avoid Rewards Cards With Annual Fees?
The common wisdom is that credit cards with annual fees are never worth it, but the truth is that you could be missing out on valuable rewards.
5 Best Neighborhood Features for New Families
You're hunting for the perfect home for your growing family. The house isn't the only key feature; pay attention to the neighborhood, too.
6 Sibling Discounts That Can Save You Big
Kids are expensive, but if you've got more than one, you can score some great discounts. You just need to know how to ask.