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Is your glass always half-full or half-empty? Maybe it's time for an entirely new perspective.
There are plenty of ways to donate your unwanted belongings and your time without spending a dime.
Poor word choice and grammar mistakes definitely can make you look stupid. Worse — they can damage your career. Watch out for these common errors.
You need to a buy your own health insurance on the exchange, but you don't know where to start. We're going to help you weigh your options.
From set-it-and-forget-it to ultra hands on, there are many different types of investors. Which one are you?
Love tuning in to podcasts? Add these 10 to your to-listen list for a better money mindset.
It pays to know your rights when it comes to collections agencies. Here are four things that debt collectors definitely can't do.
Big banks are beginning to institute monthly fees for using their debit cards. Thankfully, there are several ways to avoid paying out. Find out how.
Looking to experience some creative culture without the NYC or San Francisco cost? Check out these cheaper, but super creative cities for art lovers.
Did college cost you a pretty penny? If you work hard to pay off those loans, you'll reap the benefits of a huge financial boost.
You can't wait to kick back and relax — but are you saving enough money for your summer getaway? Here's how to be sure!
The recent Mega Millions jackpot serves as a reminder that as awesome as winning the lottery would be, you might be better off not buying a ticket.
The President's isn't the only government social media account given to daily official pronouncements. Here's how to stay up to date with the Feds.
Losing your wallet can cost you a lot more than your cash...especially if you keep these five things in it. Learn what to remove to protect yourself.
Getting a credit card in college is a great way to build credit when you're young. But what should you do with the card after you graduate?
Hot air may be leaking from your home in places you haven't considered. Follow these methods to stop those leaks and stay warm for less.
In addition to the fantastic finds on the end caps of most aisles of your local Target store, there are fabulous hidden deals to be had for those of us who rea
We all make mistakes, which is why you shouldn't skip regular reviews of your credit reports. Any errors there can cost you.
Love the idea of a steep discount to shop where you work? You might want to apply at one of these eight stores.
Despite coming of age in an age of burgeoning student loan debt, weak economies, stagnant wages, the kids these days are pretty savvy about money.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Good Luck, Bad Luck: Who Can Tell?
Is your glass always half-full or half-empty? Maybe it's time for an entirely new perspective.
Make the World Better With These 17 Free Ways to Give Back
There are plenty of ways to donate your unwanted belongings and your time without spending a dime.
12 More Grammar Mistakes That Are Making You Look Stupid
Poor word choice and grammar mistakes definitely can make you look stupid. Worse — they can damage your career. Watch out for these common errors.
The One Question You Need to Answer to Choose the Best Health Care Plan
You need to a buy your own health insurance on the exchange, but you don't know where to start. We're going to help you weigh your options.
8 Types of Investors — Which One Are You?
From set-it-and-forget-it to ultra hands on, there are many different types of investors. Which one are you?
10 New Podcasts That'll Improve Your Money Mindset
Love tuning in to podcasts? Add these 10 to your to-listen list for a better money mindset.
4 Annoying Things Bill Collectors Can't Do -- And How to Stop Them
It pays to know your rights when it comes to collections agencies. Here are four things that debt collectors definitely can't do.
4 Ways to Beat Debit Card Fees
Big banks are beginning to institute monthly fees for using their debit cards. Thankfully, there are several ways to avoid paying out. Find out how.
6 Best Cities for Frugal Lovers of the Arts
Looking to experience some creative culture without the NYC or San Francisco cost? Check out these cheaper, but super creative cities for art lovers.
7 Ways Paying Off Student Loans Early Can Boost Your Finances
Did college cost you a pretty penny? If you work hard to pay off those loans, you'll reap the benefits of a huge financial boost.
7 Easy Ways to Budget for Summer Vacation
You can't wait to kick back and relax — but are you saving enough money for your summer getaway? Here's how to be sure!
Playing the Lottery Is a Bad Gamble
The recent Mega Millions jackpot serves as a reminder that as awesome as winning the lottery would be, you might be better off not buying a ticket.
12 Gov't Social Media Accounts You Should Follow
The President's isn't the only government social media account given to daily official pronouncements. Here's how to stay up to date with the Feds.
5 Things to Never Keep in Your Wallet
Losing your wallet can cost you a lot more than your cash...especially if you keep these five things in it. Learn what to remove to protect yourself.
What Happens to a Student Credit Card After You Graduate?
Getting a credit card in college is a great way to build credit when you're young. But what should you do with the card after you graduate?
9 Ways to Seal Leaks and Reduce Your Winter Heating Bill
Hot air may be leaking from your home in places you haven't considered. Follow these methods to stop those leaks and stay warm for less.
Tips for Perimeter Perusing at Target
In addition to the fantastic finds on the end caps of most aisles of your local Target store, there are fabulous hidden deals to be had for those of us who rea
Should You Always Dispute Mistakes on Your Credit Report?
We all make mistakes, which is why you shouldn't skip regular reviews of your credit reports. Any errors there can cost you.
8 Companies With the Best Employee Discounts
Love the idea of a steep discount to shop where you work? You might want to apply at one of these eight stores.
6 Money Misconceptions About Millennials
Despite coming of age in an age of burgeoning student loan debt, weak economies, stagnant wages, the kids these days are pretty savvy about money.