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Taxes are a tale almost as old as time. Bet you didn't know these 11 weird tax facts!
Whether you split the bill evenly or item by item, easily find out who owes how much — saving you a headache and your server some hassle.
Dislike having to constantly buy new batteries? These rechargeable batteries can keep the power flowing longer and save you a bit of cash as well.
The price tag on divorce is sky-high. Save yourself from further financial fallout by protecting your money.
You don't have to eat Peeps to enjoy them. From decorations to toys and even jewelry, here are 20 festive ways to use Peeps beyond taking a bite.
There are several ways to help deal with spikes in energy prices, but the main one is simple: Get used to it.
Saving money is good for your bank account, but it's also good for your mental well-being. Start saving and start feeling better about yourself!
Switch to reusable cloth napkins, kitchen towels, and more and stop throwing money out with the trash!
Put away the Pepto-Bismol and Alka-Seltzer. From indigestion to constipation, here are 12 natural remedies to help ease stomach pains.
Fess up — we all have a junk drawer. Take yours from "junk" to "utility" with a little organization and these 27 must-have household items.
Turn your Internet time sink into extra cash by becoming the nice, helpful person on the other side of the chat window.
Marriage is a collaboration, but if your spouse has less than stellar credit, you may be better off going solo on a mortgage application.
Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.
Limited income, limited life — right? Wrong. Learn how the Luh family is thriving without a huge paycheck — and you can too.
You can let nature dry your hair on its own, or you can shape your locks according to your whim with one of these five best hair dryers. Your choice!
Finding your financial footing after a divorce is not easy, but you can do it.
Who has the gumption to make dinner? Even the laziest of home cooks can prep one of these fast, easy, and delicious recipes that feed a household.
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
Don't need gift bags full of new towels and soap dispensers? Consider one of these uncommon registry ideas for your wedding.
There's one problem I have with being a thrifty shopper. Well, one big problem anyway. And it's that I always feel like there could be a better bargain somewhere else. I get buyer's guilt that I've overpaid, even when I've saved 90%. [more]
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
11 Fun Tax Facts You Probably Never Knew
Taxes are a tale almost as old as time. Bet you didn't know these 11 weird tax facts!
6 Painless Ways to Split the Check
Whether you split the bill evenly or item by item, easily find out who owes how much — saving you a headache and your server some hassle.
The 5 Best Rechargeable Batteries
Dislike having to constantly buy new batteries? These rechargeable batteries can keep the power flowing longer and save you a bit of cash as well.
How to Protect Yourself Financially During a Divorce or Separation
The price tag on divorce is sky-high. Save yourself from further financial fallout by protecting your money.
20 Creative Uses for Peeps Beyond the Easter Basket
You don't have to eat Peeps to enjoy them. From decorations to toys and even jewelry, here are 20 festive ways to use Peeps beyond taking a bite.
Energy Price Spikes
There are several ways to help deal with spikes in energy prices, but the main one is simple: Get used to it.
7 Ways Psychologists Say Saving Boosts Your Mental Health
Saving money is good for your bank account, but it's also good for your mental well-being. Start saving and start feeling better about yourself!
9 Greener, Cheaper Alternatives to Paper Cleaning Products
Switch to reusable cloth napkins, kitchen towels, and more and stop throwing money out with the trash!
12 Natural Remedies for Stomach Pain
Put away the Pepto-Bismol and Alka-Seltzer. From indigestion to constipation, here are 12 natural remedies to help ease stomach pains.
27 Things You Should Have in Your Utility Drawer
Fess up — we all have a junk drawer. Take yours from "junk" to "utility" with a little organization and these 27 must-have household items.
How to Make Money as a Chat or Forum Moderator
Turn your Internet time sink into extra cash by becoming the nice, helpful person on the other side of the chat window.
When It Makes Sense to Apply for a Mortgage Loan Without Your Spouse
Marriage is a collaboration, but if your spouse has less than stellar credit, you may be better off going solo on a mortgage application.
How a Simple "Do Not Buy" List Keeps Money in Your Pocket
Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.
How One Family Lives Well (And Even Owns a Home) on Just $11 an Hour
Limited income, limited life — right? Wrong. Learn how the Luh family is thriving without a huge paycheck — and you can too.
The 5 Best Blow Dryers
You can let nature dry your hair on its own, or you can shape your locks according to your whim with one of these five best hair dryers. Your choice!
How to Build Financial Stability After Divorce
Finding your financial footing after a divorce is not easy, but you can do it.
8 Quick Dinners for Lazy Cooks
Who has the gumption to make dinner? Even the laziest of home cooks can prep one of these fast, easy, and delicious recipes that feed a household.
How to Get a Free Fraud Alert on Your Credit Report
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
Alternative Wedding Registry Ideas
Don't need gift bags full of new towels and soap dispensers? Consider one of these uncommon registry ideas for your wedding.
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There's one problem I have with being a thrifty shopper. Well, one big problem anyway. And it's that I always feel like there could be a better bargain somewhere else. I get buyer's guilt that I've overpaid, even when I've saved 90%. [more]