Americans buy more than one billion pounds of pumpkins at Halloween, and the vast majority of those end up in the trash. But at my house, we eat our jack-o-lantern, every last bit
During a recession is the worst time to be a temp -- whatever work companies have will go to employees, as a way to avoid having to lay them off. Another bad time is middle of a re
Your paycheck has probably been bigger this year because the government stimulus package to cut the amount of tax withheld from people who were expected to get the new "Making Work
A little spending moderation can't hurt this holiday season, and it might even put us back in touch with the true spirit and ideals of the season. Here's how to enjoy the holidays
Recently, I upgraded to my very first smartphone. And, being the frugal shopper that I am, I quickly searched for the best apps I could find that would help me save money. I was l
Not all parents are intending to save for their children's education. There may be various reasons why this is the case and it's something I'd like to explore a little, to determi
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Last year the Cash for Clunkers program gave out billions of dollars in rebates for purchasing new cars. This spring a smaller rebate program called Cash for Appliances is rolling
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Carving a Pumpkin This Fall? Don't Throw Any of It Away!
Americans buy more than one billion pounds of pumpkins at Halloween, and the vast majority of those end up in the trash. But at my house, we eat our jack-o-lantern, every last bit
Coming Soon: Good Times for Temp Workers
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Urgent: Check Your Withholdings
Your paycheck has probably been bigger this year because the government stimulus package to cut the amount of tax withheld from people who were expected to get the new "Making Work
5 Easy Ways to Save Some Green This Holiday Season
A little spending moderation can't hurt this holiday season, and it might even put us back in touch with the true spirit and ideals of the season. Here's how to enjoy the holidays
The Cell Phone App That's Saving Me A Small Fortune
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Are You Saving For Your Child's College Education?
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How to Launch Your Second Career
It can be daunting to think about launching a second career. But with a little planning, and a few deep breaths, you'll get there.
Best of Personal Finance Roundup: How to Make Homemade Poptarts
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How to Prevent Boomerang Kids From Ruining Your Retirement Budget
It's important to be there for your kids, but how much help is too much help? Consider these factors before settling on an old living arrangement.
New Credit Card Rules: Who Really Benefits?
Credit card industry reform may have good intentions, but will these rules encourage the same behavior that made reform necessary in the first place?
8 Credit Repair Mistakes That Will Cost You
So you're ready take on your awful credit score. Be careful — making these false steps could actually do more harm than good.
Cash for Appliances: Get a Cash Rebate for Buying New Appliances
Last year the Cash for Clunkers program gave out billions of dollars in rebates for purchasing new cars. This spring a smaller rebate program called Cash for Appliances is rolling
Ask the Readers: What's Your Favorite Wise Bread Article? (Your Chance to win $20!)
This week, we're asking what your favorite article on Wise Bread has been. Let us know which posts are up your alley, or what you'd LIKE to see here on Wise Bread. If you share you
11 Great Frugal Gifts for Booklovers
Give your favorite bookworm a real treat this holiday season with any of these stellar gift ideas.
9 Smart Reasons to Last-Minute Holiday Shop
Haven't started your holiday shopping yet? Good! Because in this case, the late bird gets the worm.
20 Simple and Stylish DIY Clothing Projects for Women
You don't need a lot of money to refresh your wardrobe — just some inspiration and can-do spirit. These 20 easy projects will get you started.
Best Money Tips: DIY Cold Remedies From Around the World
Today we found articles on DIY cold remedies from around the world, simple money challenges to beef up your savings, and ways to hack your KitchenAid stand mixer.
8 Personal Finance Resolutions Anyone Can Master
Make — and keep! — these simple money resolutions in the new year. Your finances will thank you.
9 Things You're Paying Too Much for Around the House (And How to Pay Less)
Stop wasting your money on stuff you don't need or can find cheaper alternatives for, okay? This list will help you do just that.
What You Need to Know Before Getting Your First Credit Card
A credit card can be a great tool — or it can ruin your finances for years to come. Here's what you need to know before you get one.