I have a couple of friends who live by their credit cards. Unfortunately, they both have lower income jobs and live in survival mode, while continuing to participate in one financially [more]
When you’re in debt, it’s nearly impossible to save money. The money you save while paying off debt is not likely to earn as much interest as the interest you pay towards your debt
How soon? Probably within a year, but it depends on what shape your state's economy is in. Learn more, plus suggestions for how to avoid the dreaded lights and sirens.
Whether you're on hold with customer service or just have an extra minute or two, tackle one of these projects RIGHT NOW to make your life more awesome.
Today, we give you advice from young millionaires, Halloween apps for spooky and safe fun, an intro to the What Not To Do list, and tips to help you negotiate medical bills.
Too often pop superstardom comes with superstar profligacy. Not so for these five frugal musicians whose smart money habits offer lessons for the rest of us.
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
9 Cool Things You Didn't Know Skype Can Do
Skype offers screen sharing, file sending, Wi-Fi, searchable chat rooms, SMS, phone numbers, low rates for calling mobiles and landlines and more!
5 Strategies To Wipe Out Your Credit Card Balance
I have a couple of friends who live by their credit cards. Unfortunately, they both have lower income jobs and live in survival mode, while continuing to participate in one financially [more]
Get Out of Debt First, Then Focus on Saving
When you’re in debt, it’s nearly impossible to save money. The money you save while paying off debt is not likely to earn as much interest as the interest you pay towards your debt
This Is When You Should Borrow From Your Retirement Account
The usual advice is to never, ever borrow from a retirement account. Here are a couple of scenarios when it might be a good idea.
How to Talk About Retirement With Your Spouse
Avoiding that talk with your spouse about retirement will cost you both, eventually. Here's how to start talking — and planning your future.
You're Going to Get a Traffic Ticket Soon
How soon? Probably within a year, but it depends on what shape your state's economy is in. Learn more, plus suggestions for how to avoid the dreaded lights and sirens.
101 Little Things You Can Fix Right Now!
Whether you're on hold with customer service or just have an extra minute or two, tackle one of these projects RIGHT NOW to make your life more awesome.
6 Ways Lust Is Keeping You Poor
It's Valentine's Day and lust is lurking behind the cards and candy. Take those churchy warnings to heart — lust will leave you wanting.
5 Unexpected Costs of Political Activism
Protesters are out in force right now. And while taking a stand is important in many ways, there are financial and personal risks to consider.
Best Money Tips: Be a Millionaire by 25
Today, we give you advice from young millionaires, Halloween apps for spooky and safe fun, an intro to the What Not To Do list, and tips to help you negotiate medical bills.
Where to Take Your Batteries, CFL Bulbs, and Other Hard-to-Recycle Stuff
Have a junk drawer filled with loose batteries? We all do. Here's how to get rid of those — and a lot else — the right way.
5 Ways Everyone Can Make More Money
Sure, you want to make more money...but are you willing to do what it takes?
4 Ways Your Money Can Support Your Values
Want to give back without going broke? Use your everyday finances as a means of funding your values.
5 Amazing Travel Destinations You Thought Were Unaffordable
Don't let rumors of sky-high prices hold you back; you can travel to these dream destinations for less than you think!
4 Signs You're Burned Out (and How to Recover)
What with work, the kids, the neighbors, burnout is never far off. Recognize the signs — and take steps to walk back from the brink.
8 Things in Your Garage You Should Throw Out Today
It's likely your garage has become a safe place for all your old clutter. Quit hanging onto old junk and let it go. Start with this short list.
How to Make Your Own Popcorn
From butter-drenched microwaved kernels to old-fashioned stovetop kettle corn, here's how to make your own popped snack at home.
Mick Jagger Rarely Buys New and 4 Other Smart Money Lessons From Thrifty Musicians
Too often pop superstardom comes with superstar profligacy. Not so for these five frugal musicians whose smart money habits offer lessons for the rest of us.
Best Money Tips: Things Receptionists Won't Tell You
Today we found some great articles about things receptionists won't tell you, how to keep your A/C bill down this summer, and how to get free stuff.
9 Office Politics Goofs That Can Set Your Career Back Years
Office social life can be tricky — it's like high school, but with paychecks and careers. Don't risk yours with any of these embarrassing flubs.