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To take away all the stress in your life, you might just need the right products. And luckily, they won't cost you much.
It's a finance question for the ages: Should you save for retirement, or pay off credit card debt? Find out what the math says.
You know how to dress, shake hands, and conduct yourself for the perfect job interview. But how do you bring up salary?
Women aren't as good as men at negotiating salaries, and that costs us. But there's a reason for it, and it's not just because we're scared to ask.
From party favors to fridge and pantry organizers, these chalkboard paint projects will spiff up your space, and help you remember what's in it!
It's time to have "the talk" with your kids. No, not that one. The one about financial responsibility.
Grilling during the summer is fun, but can also add up quickly. These 24 great grilling foods come in around $1 per serving -- or much less.
Prom, weddings, black tie, and more. Here's when renting fancy clothes makes the most sense.
Want to have a great, effective team? Learn how to be a great team leader.
The U.S. savings rate is the lowest since the Great Recession. Do you need to get your savings back on track?
Many people hope to save a cool million for their retirement. But depending on where you live, $1 million may not be nearly enough.
Today we found articles legit websites to get free stuff, DIYs that make your car seem new again, and clever ways to save money on wrapping paper.
Debt becomes a slippery slope (and a downward spiral) if you don't know how to manage it well. Here's what you need to know about debt management.
Believe it or not, the super-rich are not always super-happy — and often for the same reasons the rest of us aren't.
Friendship is one of the most important things in the world — but should you talk about money with your friends? Or is it unavoidable?
One early retiree proves it's not how much you make that matters. Instead, it's what you do with what you have that makes all the difference.
Today we found articles on things that successful people refuse to do, hacks to reclaim your house from messy pets, and ways to keep your brain young.
The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act is expiring at the end 2012. Find out what it could mean for you in the coming year.
Got a new job? Great! Here's your game plan for the next six months.
The next time you have a synchronous diaphragmatic flutter (more commonly known as the hiccups), look to these easy (and sometimes tasty!) solutions.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
8 Stress Relief Items You Need in Your Life That Are Under $20
To take away all the stress in your life, you might just need the right products. And luckily, they won't cost you much.
We Do the Math: Save for Retirement or Pay Off Credit Card Debt?
It's a finance question for the ages: Should you save for retirement, or pay off credit card debt? Find out what the math says.
The Proper Ways to Discuss Salary in a Job Interview
You know how to dress, shake hands, and conduct yourself for the perfect job interview. But how do you bring up salary?
Why Women Don't Negotiate
Women aren't as good as men at negotiating salaries, and that costs us. But there's a reason for it, and it's not just because we're scared to ask.
15 Fantastic Chalkboard Paint Projects
From party favors to fridge and pantry organizers, these chalkboard paint projects will spiff up your space, and help you remember what's in it!
Teaching Kids About Money: An Interview with Dr. Brad Klontz
It's time to have "the talk" with your kids. No, not that one. The one about financial responsibility.
Great Summertime Grilling for Any Budget
Grilling during the summer is fun, but can also add up quickly. These 24 great grilling foods come in around $1 per serving -- or much less.
6 Times You Should Always Rent Clothes Instead of Buy
Prom, weddings, black tie, and more. Here's when renting fancy clothes makes the most sense.
Cultivating Teamwork Excellence
Want to have a great, effective team? Learn how to be a great team leader.
The U.S. Savings Rate Has Tanked — Here's Why That Matters
The U.S. savings rate is the lowest since the Great Recession. Do you need to get your savings back on track?
Here's How Far $1 Million Will Actually Go in Retirement
Many people hope to save a cool million for their retirement. But depending on where you live, $1 million may not be nearly enough.
Best Money Tips: The Best Websites for Freebies
Today we found articles legit websites to get free stuff, DIYs that make your car seem new again, and clever ways to save money on wrapping paper.
Debt Management Resources
Debt becomes a slippery slope (and a downward spiral) if you don't know how to manage it well. Here's what you need to know about debt management.
Why Even Millionaires Aren't Happy About Their Finances
Believe it or not, the super-rich are not always super-happy — and often for the same reasons the rest of us aren't.
Should You Talk to Friends About Money?
Friendship is one of the most important things in the world — but should you talk about money with your friends? Or is it unavoidable?
How One Woman Retired at 60 and Traveled the World
One early retiree proves it's not how much you make that matters. Instead, it's what you do with what you have that makes all the difference.
Best Money Tips: Successful People Refuse to Do These Things
Today we found articles on things that successful people refuse to do, hacks to reclaim your house from messy pets, and ways to keep your brain young.
Forgiven Mortgage Debt May Lead to Huge Tax Bills
The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act is expiring at the end 2012. Find out what it could mean for you in the coming year.
12 Things You Should Do in the First Six Months of a New Job
Got a new job? Great! Here's your game plan for the next six months.
15 Ways to Stop the Hiccups
The next time you have a synchronous diaphragmatic flutter (more commonly known as the hiccups), look to these easy (and sometimes tasty!) solutions.