Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Reduce the bite holiday spending takes out of your budget with one of these cash back rewards cards.
Did your pricey purchase break just months after your warranty expired? Your credit card has you covered.
Where does the money go when you buy a concert ticket? And what's with all the service charges? Learn exactly what your ticket purchase is paying for.
Does your credit card offer concierge services? Here's a breakdown of what that really means.
Sharing a single bathroom with a large family or several roommates isn't ideal. Here's how a family of seven (and growing!) makes it work.
Duh, learning something new makes you smarter— and it's fun. Start taking advantage of some great free learning resources today!
Keeping your feet smooth isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these foot scrubbers and your feet will always look pampered.
Before you start spending your savings on a new spring wardrobe, try these suggestions to stay in style on a budget.
From couches to cell phones, you can hock it on Craigslist. Follow these tips and go from Craigslist amateur to selling machine.
Dropping home phone service has become a popular way to cut a few dollars from the budget. But are the savings really worth it?
Make your razor go the extra mile — and last up to a year — with these money-saving (and razor-saving) tricks.
It might seem intimidating, but it's totally possible for you to make your own furniture, even if you've barely wielded a hammer before. Learn how.
Part-timers never get perks and benefits, right? Wrong! Find out which employers go the extra mile for their less than full-timers.
Those of us without traditional dental insurance may have been tempted to buy a dental “discount” plan. On paper, it looks good. In practicality, it could save you some, or more
We usually caution against retail therapy — it's so wasteful! — but if you're gonna, at least try to reduce some of the harm.
A shiny new set of wheels can really loosen your purse strings. Don't hit the dealership without knowing what you can truly afford.
Give your old T-shirts a new life with these DIY ideas ranging from highly personalized quilts to durable pet toys to household rags and much more.
Don't throw away those empty beverage cans. With a few basic tools and a little imagination, you can put them to all sorts of uses.
With all the information we're faced with every day, it can be hard to know what's what. These seven steps will help you get closer to the truth.
Equating my money, emotionally, with something that I find dear and worthy of protection, may force me to treat my money with the respect it deserves.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
How to Get 5% Cash Back on Holiday Purchases
Reduce the bite holiday spending takes out of your budget with one of these cash back rewards cards.
How Free Extended Warranties Work on Credit Cards
Did your pricey purchase break just months after your warranty expired? Your credit card has you covered.
How Much?! A Breakdown of Concert Ticket Prices
Where does the money go when you buy a concert ticket? And what's with all the service charges? Learn exactly what your ticket purchase is paying for.
What Do The Concierge Services From Credit Cards Really Provide?
Does your credit card offer concierge services? Here's a breakdown of what that really means.
How a Big Family Survives in a Home With One Bathroom
Sharing a single bathroom with a large family or several roommates isn't ideal. Here's how a family of seven (and growing!) makes it work.
11 Ways to Learn Something New Every Day
Duh, learning something new makes you smarter— and it's fun. Start taking advantage of some great free learning resources today!
The 5 Best Foot Scrubbers
Keeping your feet smooth isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these foot scrubbers and your feet will always look pampered.
Frugal Ways to Update Your Wardrobe for Spring
Before you start spending your savings on a new spring wardrobe, try these suggestions to stay in style on a budget.
The 9 Secrets of Highly Successful Craigslist Sellers
From couches to cell phones, you can hock it on Craigslist. Follow these tips and go from Craigslist amateur to selling machine.
6 Reasons Cutting Your Landline Is a Bad Deal
Dropping home phone service has become a popular way to cut a few dollars from the budget. But are the savings really worth it?
Save Money on Shaving With These Razor Tricks
Make your razor go the extra mile — and last up to a year — with these money-saving (and razor-saving) tricks.
Build Your Own Furniture: 9 Helpful Tips For Non-Carpenters
It might seem intimidating, but it's totally possible for you to make your own furniture, even if you've barely wielded a hammer before. Learn how.
9 Big Companies That Offer Benefits for Part-Time Workers
Part-timers never get perks and benefits, right? Wrong! Find out which employers go the extra mile for their less than full-timers.
Will A Dental Discount Plan Save You Money?
Those of us without traditional dental insurance may have been tempted to buy a dental “discount” plan. On paper, it looks good. In practicality, it could save you some, or more
5 Ways to Make Retail Therapy Good for You
We usually caution against retail therapy — it's so wasteful! — but if you're gonna, at least try to reduce some of the harm.
7 Easy Ways to Calculate Your New Car Budget
A shiny new set of wheels can really loosen your purse strings. Don't hit the dealership without knowing what you can truly afford.
15 Ways to Recycle and Reuse Old T-shirts
Give your old T-shirts a new life with these DIY ideas ranging from highly personalized quilts to durable pet toys to household rags and much more.
9 Surprising Uses for Empty Beer and Soda Cans
Don't throw away those empty beverage cans. With a few basic tools and a little imagination, you can put them to all sorts of uses.
7 Steps to Improving Your Critical Thinking
With all the information we're faced with every day, it can be hard to know what's what. These seven steps will help you get closer to the truth.
Money Metaphors (You wouldn't punch a kitten, would you?)
Equating my money, emotionally, with something that I find dear and worthy of protection, may force me to treat my money with the respect it deserves.