Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Instead of heading to the grocery store every week, go once a month and you'll end up saving money.
Yardwork is a pain, and can hurt you in the wallet, too. Try some of these easy ways to spruce up your yard without spending a lot of money.
Five or six years ago it was easy to find a savings account that paid 4% or 5%. Today, 1% or less is the norm. What happened?
Chances are you'll make one or two financial resolutions on New Year's Eve. All we're saying is: Why wait?
Fender bent? Whether it was you or the other guy, there's a good chance your insurance policy may change.
Today we found articles on what to stockpile each month, simple ways to lower your taxes in retirement, and tips for negotiating your apartment lease.
One investor takes a chance on a growth stock just before the price falls. Learn how she rationalized her decision — and whether it was a mistake.
You may have money on your mind, but these notes and coins are all but forgotten. They are still legal tender, though!
Hiring pros to tackle your biggest home improvement projects is unavoidable. What is avoidable is paying exactly what they ask.
From removing beach tar to bleeding mountain bike brakes, mineral oil has lots and lots of uses. Here are 30 to try.
When readying a home for sale, it can be tempting to go wild with a new deck or room addition. Before you start, do the math.
Credit cards have been around for a long time now — and so have all these myths about paying with plastic.
Don't let a sudden loss of income cause financial paralysis. Take these smart steps to handle the situation and minimize the damage.
There's an app for everything these days — even credit monitoring. Now there's really no excuse!
It's hard to get in and out of the grocery store when you're in a rush. But these tips will help you master that.
Even for the wealthiest of the wealthy, the simpler (and cheaper) things in life are better.
Fresh food, delivered directly to your door! Grocery delivery is all the rage right now, and these are the services to look for in your neighborhood.
This might seem like surprising financial advice, but you should consider paying off debt with a personal loan.
Wondering how to save for your dream trip? These simple tips will get you started saving today!
Even if your full-time job consists of several gig economy jobs, you can successfully save for retirement — here's how.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
How to Shop for Food Once a Month and Save Big
Instead of heading to the grocery store every week, go once a month and you'll end up saving money.
14 Ways to Make Your Yard Look Awesome for Under $100
Yardwork is a pain, and can hurt you in the wallet, too. Try some of these easy ways to spruce up your yard without spending a lot of money.
Why Savings Account Interest Rates Are So Low
Five or six years ago it was easy to find a savings account that paid 4% or 5%. Today, 1% or less is the norm. What happened?
4 New Year Budget Resolutions You Should Make Now
Chances are you'll make one or two financial resolutions on New Year's Eve. All we're saying is: Why wait?
Here's How a Claim Will Impact Your Car Insurance
Fender bent? Whether it was you or the other guy, there's a good chance your insurance policy may change.
Best Money Tips: What to Stockpile By the Month
Today we found articles on what to stockpile each month, simple ways to lower your taxes in retirement, and tips for negotiating your apartment lease.
How and Why I Held Onto a Tanking Stock — And What Happened Next
One investor takes a chance on a growth stock just before the price falls. Learn how she rationalized her decision — and whether it was a mistake.
Where Are They Now? The Forgotten Dollar Bills (and Coins)
You may have money on your mind, but these notes and coins are all but forgotten. They are still legal tender, though!
9 Home Improvements You Should Always Negotiate
Hiring pros to tackle your biggest home improvement projects is unavoidable. What is avoidable is paying exactly what they ask.
30 Unexpected Uses for Mineral Oil
From removing beach tar to bleeding mountain bike brakes, mineral oil has lots and lots of uses. Here are 30 to try.
How Much Are Pricey Home Upgrades Really Worth?
When readying a home for sale, it can be tempting to go wild with a new deck or room addition. Before you start, do the math.
5 Myths About Credit Cards That Won't Go Away
Credit cards have been around for a long time now — and so have all these myths about paying with plastic.
How to Handle a Sudden Loss of Income
Don't let a sudden loss of income cause financial paralysis. Take these smart steps to handle the situation and minimize the damage.
7 Apps That Monitor Your Credit for You
There's an app for everything these days — even credit monitoring. Now there's really no excuse!
5 Checkout Line Tricks to Finish Shopping Faster
It's hard to get in and out of the grocery store when you're in a rush. But these tips will help you master that.
5 Surprising Budget Habits of Wealthy Financial Gurus
Even for the wealthiest of the wealthy, the simpler (and cheaper) things in life are better.
21 Fresh Food Delivery Services That Can Save You Big
Fresh food, delivered directly to your door! Grocery delivery is all the rage right now, and these are the services to look for in your neighborhood.
Why You Should Use a Personal Loan to Pay Down Debt
This might seem like surprising financial advice, but you should consider paying off debt with a personal loan.
The Easy Way to Save Up a Big Travel Budget
Wondering how to save for your dream trip? These simple tips will get you started saving today!
5 Ways Gig Economy Workers Can Save for Retirement
Even if your full-time job consists of several gig economy jobs, you can successfully save for retirement — here's how.