Today we found some great articles on smart tricks to save $10 a day, things to look forward to in 2015, and how to make the most of moving back with your parents.
Being stay-at-home parent can prove beyond rewarding, but walking away from a job in this economy is a tough decision. Here are some factors to consider.
Budgeting can be difficult. For some people (like me!), it brings up things that they may not want to see. For others, it's a necessary but frustrating tool to curtail spending, or a painful reminder of how much they overspent, yet again. [more]
Let me clarify something. I'm no huge fan of the Golden Arches. I'd much rather have a nice tray of sushi. But this is Wisebread and it's our job to cater to bargain-hunters everywhere. [more]
Recruiters and hiring managers are looking for you on LinkedIn. Follow this advice to ensure that when they find your profile, they'll like what they see.
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9 Things to Never Do When Your Car Breaks Down
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5 Financial Holidays I'd Like to See
If people can claim Turkey Neck Soup Day is a holiday, then we should celebrate some more-useful financial holidays too.
Best Money Tips: 10 Ways to Save $10 a Day
Today we found some great articles on smart tricks to save $10 a day, things to look forward to in 2015, and how to make the most of moving back with your parents.
5 Great Beer Apps to Kick-Start Your Summer
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7 Things to Consider Before Becoming a Stay-at-Home Parent
Being stay-at-home parent can prove beyond rewarding, but walking away from a job in this economy is a tough decision. Here are some factors to consider.
Think Outside the Index When You Rebalance Your Investment Portfolio
If you are rebalancing your portfolio before the end of the year, make sure you are truly diversified.
Holiday Gifts: 6 Fun Games That Teach Money and Finance
Need some gift ideas for the kids? These games are fun and will teach them about money, too.
Frugal Drink Pairings for BYOB Restaurants
Bringing your own wine or beer can really help cut down on restaurant costs — but what if you don't know what to bring? Check out this pairing guide.
Budgeting for the rest of us, or How to follow a budget without breaking down in tears
Budgeting can be difficult. For some people (like me!), it brings up things that they may not want to see. For others, it's a necessary but frustrating tool to curtail spending, or a painful reminder of how much they overspent, yet again. [more]
In With the Old: 4 Vintage Frugal Resources
From the USDA's out-of-print Home and Garden Bulletins to classic kids' books, Some of the best resources for frugality are decidedly low-tech.
4 Quirky Ways to Spend Less and Kick-Start Saving
Learning to spend less and save more doesn't isn't intimidating when you follow these enjoyable, unconventional strategies.
6 Summer Party Ideas That Won't Break the Bank
What's better than a mid-summer get-together with friends? A mid-summer get-together that's simple to plan and easy to pay for!
Why a Deferred Annuity May Be a Smarter Buy Than Long-Term Care Insurance
Staggering long-term care insurance costs have retirees looking to an alternative solution; the deferred annuity.
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Let me clarify something. I'm no huge fan of the Golden Arches. I'd much rather have a nice tray of sushi. But this is Wisebread and it's our job to cater to bargain-hunters everywhere. [more]
U.S. Bank Secured Visa Credit Card Review
The U.S. Bank Secured Visa Card is a straightforward, low fee credit card for those who need help rebuilding credit.
7 Ways Millennials Are Better With Money Than You Are
Millennials are getting smart about their spending and saving habits — smarter, even, than you.
Arguing Over Money Drives Your Kids to Credit Card Debt
Discover how your relationship with money can affect your kids' relationship with money — and how to make positive changes for you and them.
The 1% Rule and Other Ways to Make Goals Manageable
Big goals are achieved through small changes. How small? Well, forget about 110% — sometimes all you need to give is 1%.
U.S. Bank College Visa Credit Card Review
For students trying to build credit, a simple and straightforward credit card with no annual fee and no rewards could be the best option.
9 LinkedIn Changes Every Job Hunter Should Make
Recruiters and hiring managers are looking for you on LinkedIn. Follow this advice to ensure that when they find your profile, they'll like what they see.