Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some cool articles on money-saving DIY blogs, habits of motivated people, and the worst airports for penny pinchers.
Trying to find a safe and reliable used car made me stressed out for weeks. Here's everything I learned, so hopefully your car buying process will be easier.
Today we found articles on simple changes that make a big difference in your life, health foods you should make at home, and fun things to put on a calendar.
Back in 1996, I was a partial scholarship private college student with the “gold” meal plan. Despite having access to food almost anytime I wanted, I often went hungry. Why? I was
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10 Reasons You Should Call in Sick Today
The science is clear — an extra break now and again is really good for your mind, body, and productivity. Go ahead, take a day. You've earned it.
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Best Money Tips: Creative DIY Blogs That Help You Save Money
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some cool articles on money-saving DIY blogs, habits of motivated people, and the worst airports for penny pinchers.
The Best Age to Buy Long-Term Care Insurance
If you want to buy long-term care insurance, don't wait until it's too late.
Guide to Buying a Used Car Without Going Crazy
Trying to find a safe and reliable used car made me stressed out for weeks. Here's everything I learned, so hopefully your car buying process will be easier.
Best Money Tips: Small Lifestyle Changes That Make a Big Difference
Today we found articles on simple changes that make a big difference in your life, health foods you should make at home, and fun things to put on a calendar.
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5 Things to Do Now to Prepare Your Home for Summer
Before you know it, summer heat will be here. Is your home ready?
Honesty Really Is the Best Policy, Especially at Work
When you listen to the news, it can sometimes feel like dishonesty is the only sure way to get ahead. Discover why telling the truth really counts.
6 Easy Ways to Use Technology to Save on Christmas Shopping
Put some of the whiz-bang gadget gifts you received last year to work. That tech can save you big on this year's holiday shopping.
How Recent Grads Should Prepare for Student Loan Payments
Now that college is over, it's time to start paying those student loans. Here's how to budget for those payments without feeling too overwhelmed.
Ask the Readers: Do You Buy New or Used Cars?
Tell us whether you buy cars new or used and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
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Believe it or not, you can pay less for your accommodations while traveling… or even get them for free!
Should Life Insurance Be Purchased as an Investment?
From term insurance to whole life, what you should know.
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.
3 Sneaky Ways Identity Thieves Can Access Your Data
Identity thieves are crafty. Get the jump on them by protecting yourself from these underhanded attacks on your identity — and your money.
6 Savvy Strategies to Ward Away College Hunger and Avoid Overspending
Back in 1996, I was a partial scholarship private college student with the “gold” meal plan. Despite having access to food almost anytime I wanted, I often went hungry. Why? I was