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The three biggest life decisions we make may be sabotaging our ultimate financial goal. Those three big choices include where to live or settle down, who to marry, and what prof
The 4th of July means Main Street parades, backyard barbecues, and fantastic fireworks. Here's where to find the best shows, from coast to coast.
Everyone could use a few extra bucks — so why not make that side gig fun? And if you're lucky, it might turn into something that really pays.
Refurbed appliances can be a great deal — as long as you don't get taken.
When stimulating the economy, is it better to invest in the rich or the poor? Learn whether supply- or demand-side techniques are best.
Rising home heating costs are a sure sign winter's almost here. Keep utility costs manageable with these easy home energy efficiency boosts.
Which is better, a Roth IRA or 401(k)? A mix of both may be your best option - here's why.
Is your child too young to get a real job? These five entrepreneurial activities are great ways for kids to earn their allowances and raise cash.
Flying economy isn't always terrific. Make your next flight easier and more relaxing with some planning and some smart carry-alongs.
You just started a new job. Now, you want a new home. With the right strategy, you can still get a mortgage.
Insource? Bleisure? Double-dip? The recession has generated a lot of new terms. Learn what they all mean in this recession glossary.
The credit card market is competitive, pushing purveyors of plastic payment to provide a plethora of perks. It pays to peruse your fine print!
Marriage isn't easy and even in the best relationships, slip-ups happen. Keep your union strong by recognizing some common missteps — and fixing them.
If you're applying for jobs, these quick and easy resume changes could make a big difference in whether or not you land an interview.
Selling your home can be stressful at the best of times. To ensure the process really goes well, avoid these common blunders.
Experienced travelers know what to bring and what to leave behind — or do they? These little extras make getting there almost enjoyable.
Credit card debt isn't just a burden — it's a real danger to your finances.
Uncle Sam hasn't forgotten about your tax-deferred retirement accounts. When you turn 70½, he'll come knocking.
Self-employment requires guts, determination, and organization. Find out if you have what it takes to be a freelance superstar.
TV shows like "Hoarders" are hot right now. But beyond the voyeurism, what lessons can we learn from them about our own relationships with stuff?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
How We Are Our Own Saboteurs
The three biggest life decisions we make may be sabotaging our ultimate financial goal. Those three big choices include where to live or settle down, who to marry, and what prof
WATCH: The 10 Craziest Annual 4th of July Fireworks Displays
The 4th of July means Main Street parades, backyard barbecues, and fantastic fireworks. Here's where to find the best shows, from coast to coast.
Earn Extra Income With These 15 Creative Side Gigs
Everyone could use a few extra bucks — so why not make that side gig fun? And if you're lucky, it might turn into something that really pays.
4 Questions to Ask Before Buying Refurbished Appliances
Refurbed appliances can be a great deal — as long as you don't get taken.
Peak Debt and Income
When stimulating the economy, is it better to invest in the rich or the poor? Learn whether supply- or demand-side techniques are best.
7 Easy Ways to Lower Winter Energy Costs
Rising home heating costs are a sure sign winter's almost here. Keep utility costs manageable with these easy home energy efficiency boosts.
4 Reasons Why a Roth IRA May be Better Than Your 401(k)
Which is better, a Roth IRA or 401(k)? A mix of both may be your best option - here's why.
Five "Jobs" for Children
Is your child too young to get a real job? These five entrepreneurial activities are great ways for kids to earn their allowances and raise cash.
5 Cheap Ways to Make Flying Coach Feel Like First Class
Flying economy isn't always terrific. Make your next flight easier and more relaxing with some planning and some smart carry-alongs.
How Your New Job Might Affect Your Mortgage Application
You just started a new job. Now, you want a new home. With the right strategy, you can still get a mortgage.
The Recession Glossary
Insource? Bleisure? Double-dip? The recession has generated a lot of new terms. Learn what they all mean in this recession glossary.
12 Travel Perks You Didn't Know Your Credit Card Had
The credit card market is competitive, pushing purveyors of plastic payment to provide a plethora of perks. It pays to peruse your fine print!
5 Worst Mistakes Good Spouses Make
Marriage isn't easy and even in the best relationships, slip-ups happen. Keep your union strong by recognizing some common missteps — and fixing them.
Great Ways to Improve Your Resume Today
If you're applying for jobs, these quick and easy resume changes could make a big difference in whether or not you land an interview.
Big Mistakes You Can Make When Selling Your Home
Selling your home can be stressful at the best of times. To ensure the process really goes well, avoid these common blunders.
21 Unexpected Items You Should Always Pack in Your Carry-On
Experienced travelers know what to bring and what to leave behind — or do they? These little extras make getting there almost enjoyable.
The 5 Biggest Dangers of Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt isn't just a burden — it's a real danger to your finances.
What Every Retirement Saver Should Know About Required Minimum Distributions
Uncle Sam hasn't forgotten about your tax-deferred retirement accounts. When you turn 70½, he'll come knocking.
8 Life Skills Every Freelancer Needs
Self-employment requires guts, determination, and organization. Find out if you have what it takes to be a freelance superstar.
Simple-Living Lessons I Learned From "Hoarders"
TV shows like "Hoarders" are hot right now. But beyond the voyeurism, what lessons can we learn from them about our own relationships with stuff?