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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Back-to-School Time Savers
As summer comes to an end, it comes time to say goodbye to carefree mornings. Ease into the school year with these back-to-school time savers.
The Recession Glossary
Insource? Bleisure? Double-dip? The recession has generated a lot of new terms. Learn what they all mean in this recession glossary.
Can Your Business Use a Board of Directors?
A Board of Directors can be much more than an easily met requirement of the incorporation laws.
21 Unexpected Items You Should Always Pack in Your Carry-On
Experienced travelers know what to bring and what to leave behind — or do they? These little extras make getting there almost enjoyable.
4 More Exciting, Affordable American Cities to Retire In
Don't retire just anywhere! These affordable, multifaceted cities are perfect for baby boomers to call home.
The Best Credit Cards for Hotel Deals and Rewards
Savvy travelers know how to stretch travel dollars even more with these hotel rewards credit cards.
6 Retirement Rules You Should Be Breaking
There's more to the golden years than meets the eye (and wallet). You may want to consider breaking these often misunderstood rules of retirement.
Skewer This! 13 Dishes You Can Put on a Stick
If you need a quick, fun to eat dish for guests, put your favorites on a stick — even dessert! Clean up is easy, too.
15 Alternatives to Nagging
If you need other people to do things, you don't need to nag. These gentle methods will get things done without driving you (or anyone else) crazy.
3 Ways Education Can Impact Your Creditworthiness
Education doesn't directly affect your credit; but it can impact your creditworthiness.
9 Ways to Vet Your New Employer
Your potential new employer wants to know everything about you. Do you know everything you need to know about them?
11 Pearls of Financial Wisdom From Jim Cramer
The animated host of Mad Money has a lot to say about investing. Here are some of Jim Cramer's best and biggest tips.
“Avoid These Fast Food Items,” Say Fast Food Employees
A collection of former and current fast food employees recently shared their "do not eats" — here are some of the highlights.
The 12 Best Weekend Activities for Introverts
Enjoy your weekend the wallflower way, no party animal antics required. What are your solo plans for the weekend?
Coupon of the month! $30 off a $30 purchase at ShopNBC.
It's not often a deal of this magnitude comes along, so grab it while you can folks. [more]
Best Money Tips: Frugal DIY Cleaning Projects
Today we found some fantastic articles on money-saving cleaning projects, what to do if you’re underpaid, and great household uses for Alka-Seltzer.
8 Ways Being Patient Saves You Money
Patience is a virtue — for your wallet, too. Find out how going zen can save you big time.
11 Investment Mistakes We All Make
If you've ever fumbled with your investments, you aren't alone. How many of these investing mistakes are you guilty of?
Price adjust - your big, fat shopping safety net.
My wife and I never worry about buying something with the fear that it may go on sale. And there's a good reason for that. It's called the "price adjust" and it's an almost ironcla
10 Fun Toys and Games You Can Make at Home
Tired of spending $30 on a single toy? Here are 10 super-fun toys and games you can make at home with common items.