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Not all thrift stores are created equal — but if you look for these five things, you'll almost always find a good deal.
When I was single, I thought that getting married would reduce my expenses greatly, and after I got married I realized that in some instances
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Clipping coupons is a great way to save money at the grocery store. But is "extreme couponing" the right choice for you and your family?
In another crazy promotion scheme cooked up by the people at Papa John’s, you can score a free pie if you share Indiana’s name.
Recessions seem like they're just doom-and-gloom, but they can also be a great time to implement your wealth-building strategy.
I think so. To me, living large is about the breadth and width of my life, not about how high I can pile up stuff. If that is how you want to live large, you'll find a lot of
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It's OK to go cheap on some fitness stuff, but other gear is worth more. Find out where you should put your money for maximum health and safety.
New consumer protection rules for prepaid cards will help protect you from theft, fraud, and unreasonable fees.
These apps promise to gamify your savings and investing, but is gamification really the key to better finances?
There are different types of chronic overspenders. Which one are you?
Muggles, magic...and money? Discover what Harry Potter's adventures can teach us about personal finance.
Having a baby is expensive. If you aren't ready for these unexpected costs, your new bundle can be an even bigger blow to your budget.
Gift cards get a bad rap, but it's mostly unwarranted. Learn why gift cards might be one of the best presents you can give.
When your paycheck is only making ends meet, it takes a toll on your money and your mood. It's time to get proactive.
None of these will allow you to quit your day job , but they just might let you get enough cash to fund something special.
If you're graduating from college soon, take heart; job hunting has gotten a lot easier.
You can try to DIY deodorant, but your friends and neighbors may not like the results. Choose one of these five best deodorants for women instead.
For a pet parent, an emergency visit to the vet is always stressful. Here's how to handle it financially.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
The 5 Best Deals in Every Thrift Store
Not all thrift stores are created equal — but if you look for these five things, you'll almost always find a good deal.
Could a Divorce Improve Your Finances?
When I was single, I thought that getting married would reduce my expenses greatly, and after I got married I realized that in some instances
The 5 Best Toaster Ovens
Whether you want to toast up some bread or do some counter-top cooking, a toaster oven is great tool for energy-efficient food preparation.
Couponing: Hobby or Lifestyle?
Clipping coupons is a great way to save money at the grocery store. But is "extreme couponing" the right choice for you and your family?
Paging Doctor Jones… Free Pizza Dr. Jones?
In another crazy promotion scheme cooked up by the people at Papa John’s, you can score a free pie if you share Indiana’s name.
How to Build Wealth in a Depressed Economy
Recessions seem like they're just doom-and-gloom, but they can also be a great time to implement your wealth-building strategy.
Book review: Wabi Sabi Simple
I think so. To me, living large is about the breadth and width of my life, not about how high I can pile up stuff. If that is how you want to live large, you'll find a lot of
15 Packing Secrets From a Professional Traveler
What to bring along — and how — bedevils many travelers. Find out how a professional wanderer has been doing it for seven years and counting.
Which Workout Clothes Are Worth Splurging On (And Which Aren't)
It's OK to go cheap on some fitness stuff, but other gear is worth more. Find out where you should put your money for maximum health and safety.
Prepaid Cards About to Get Safer and Better
New consumer protection rules for prepaid cards will help protect you from theft, fraud, and unreasonable fees.
These Apps Turn Saving Money Into a Game — Are They Worth It?
These apps promise to gamify your savings and investing, but is gamification really the key to better finances?
5 Types of Overspenders — Which One Are You?
There are different types of chronic overspenders. Which one are you?
21 Personal Finance Lessons From Harry Potter
Muggles, magic...and money? Discover what Harry Potter's adventures can teach us about personal finance.
15 Unexpected Expenses of a New Baby
Having a baby is expensive. If you aren't ready for these unexpected costs, your new bundle can be an even bigger blow to your budget.
Why I Love Gift Cards: 5 Reasons Gift Cards Make Perfect Holiday Gifts
Gift cards get a bad rap, but it's mostly unwarranted. Learn why gift cards might be one of the best presents you can give.
Here's What to Do if You Don't Make Enough Money at Your Job
When your paycheck is only making ends meet, it takes a toll on your money and your mood. It's time to get proactive.
8 Fun Ways to Make Money
None of these will allow you to quit your day job , but they just might let you get enough cash to fund something special.
5 Ways Job Hunting Has Gotten Better for New Grads
If you're graduating from college soon, take heart; job hunting has gotten a lot easier.
The 5 Best Deodorants for Women
You can try to DIY deodorant, but your friends and neighbors may not like the results. Choose one of these five best deodorants for women instead.
How to Prep Your Finances for an Emergency Vet Visit
For a pet parent, an emergency visit to the vet is always stressful. Here's how to handle it financially.