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There are more than 25 million veterans nationwide. Those who become entrepreneurs and small business owners can use their military service as a springboard to new customers an
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7 Personal Finance Lessons From Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen's music speaks to the trials and tribulations of common folk — often including some hard lessons about money.
These 15 Road Trip Snacks Make It All About the Journey
Are we there yet? Who cares when the car is filled with delicious — and healthy — snacks and treats like these!
Best Money Tips: 100+ Things to Do Before You Die
Today we found some great articles on things to do before you die, getting the best deal on an engagement ring, and reducing the cost of your commute.
Want to Master Your Debt? Think Like a Maze Runner
The path to the debt-free life is challenging, but so liberating once you get there. Kind of like a maze!
5 Hotel Room Booking Tools Every Frugal Traveler Should Know
Wise Bread editor Janet Alvarez shares some great frugal travel tools on TV — and right here, too, just in case you can't tune in.
4 Foolproof Ways to Protect Your Money From Inflation
Inflation may not be as taxing as it once was, but it still chips away at your money. Here's how to keep more of what's yours, for longer.
7 Ways to Earn Extra Money With Your Car
Think about it. Your car just sits there, losing value, for hours and hours every day. Turn it into a money-maker instead.
5 Things You Can Resell on eBay That Make the Most Money
The golden era of making money on eBay has come and gone...or has it? There are still profits to be made, provided you're selling these things.
Best Money Tips: 15 Best Thrift Store Items to Resell
Today we found articles on the best thrift store items to resell for a profit, self-care tactics to get you through the holidays, and tips for traveling alone.
4 Ways Pessimism Can Actually Improve Your Finances
They say looking at the glass half empty is no way to live, but it might be the best way to steer clear of debt.
Reclaiming Etiquette: Dining Basics for New Professionals
Dining etiquette is becoming a lost art. This quick tutorial will give you an edge in a tight job market and added confidence for any dining occasion.
8 Smart Money Moves to Make in the New Year
You've resolved to give your finances a boost this year — that's great! These money moves will help get you there.
Veteran Business Owners Benefit from a Marketing Makeover
There are more than 25 million veterans nationwide. Those who become entrepreneurs and small business owners can use their military service as a springboard to new customers an
Pay with a Selfie: How Safe Are the New Ways to Pay?
Smile! You just paid with a selfie. How safe are these trendy new ways to spend, anyway?
Startup Capital with Fewer Strings: A Look at Royalty Based Financing
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10 Easy Pesto Recipes (And Only One Uses Basil!)
Go beyond basil with these 10 delicious pesto recipes that use everything from cilantro to beets!
5 Common Money Moves That Can Get You Into Legal Trouble
That little white money lie might seem innocent enough, but watch out — you could get in big trouble.
Best Money Tips: How to Tackle Boredom
Today, we give you creative tips to fight the boring in life, save money on your lawn, and get picky eaters to enjoy all sorts of food!
Best Money Tips: Job Fair Tactics
Today, we share tips to help you get the most out of a job fair, some advice on writing emails, and a few creative ideas for repurposing old windows.
5 Budget Overhaul Tricks for the Recently Unemployed
The moment you lose a job, you need to make sure your budget reflects that major change.