Many cost-conscious consumers cling to a short list of must-haves that are worth purchasing no matter the price. High-quality shoes should make the cut every recession.
If you don't want to break the bank getting ready for your new baby, check this list for the items that are truly essential — and those that can be ignored.
How do you save for retirement when you have a variable income? Not only is basic budgeting a different story when you have a variable income, but so is saving for retirement.
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Ask the Readers: Are You Ready for Tax Season?
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The Only 5 Rules You Need to Know About Investing in Real Estate
With home prices appreciating nicely these days, you may be tempted to invest in residential real estate. Here's what you need to know.
What to Do With Your Wedding Dress After the Big Day
Whether sold for cash or donated for a tax break, give your wedding dress more to do after the big day than hide in your closet.
Shopping at Whole Foods: 12 Smart Ways to Save
Yes, you really can shop at Whole Foods without spending your whole paycheck. Here's how to save on your next trip to the luxe nature foodmart.
The Case for Expensive Shoes
Many cost-conscious consumers cling to a short list of must-haves that are worth purchasing no matter the price. High-quality shoes should make the cut every recession.
This Is Why You Always Think Things Will Cost Less Than They Do
Estimating costs is hard — and the sad part is, much of the time it's because our brains are working against us. Here's how to regain control.
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.
What to Do If You Get Bumped From a Flight
If you ever get bumped from a flight, you should know what you're entitled to.
What a New Baby Really Needs
If you don't want to break the bank getting ready for your new baby, check this list for the items that are truly essential — and those that can be ignored.
The Best Airline Rewards Programs for Trips to Europe
Don't let sky-high airfare keep you grounded from your Europe travel goals. These airlines rewards programs will get you there!
6 Ways You Can Cut Costs Right Before You Retire
With retirement right around the corner, it's more important than ever to start cutting your daily living costs. You'll thank yourself later.
Saving for Retirement on a Variable Income
How do you save for retirement when you have a variable income? Not only is basic budgeting a different story when you have a variable income, but so is saving for retirement.
20 Creative Uses for Peeps Beyond the Easter Basket
You don't have to eat Peeps to enjoy them. From decorations to toys and even jewelry, here are 20 festive ways to use Peeps beyond taking a bite.
12 Cheap Ways to Make Your Car Look Awesome
You may never get that new car smell back, but you can keep an old car looking (and running) sharp. Brighten up your jalopy with these frugal fixes.
How to Make Your Favorite Summer Produce Last All Year
Strawberries and cherries might only be in season during the summer, but with the right skills and gear, you can eat them all year long.
Sell Your House Faster With These 6 House Flipping Tricks
Ready to sell your house, fast? Try these expert moves house-flipping pros love. You'll get a great sale in record time.
5 Ways to Snag Budget-Friendly Business Clothes
Buying new business clothes can seriously dent your budget, especially if you're unemployed. But you don't have to go into debt to dress for success.
7 Essential Money Moves for New Parents
Having a kid is scary — and expensive! These money moves can make the transition a lot easier on your wallet.
How to Find Free (or Cheap) Health Resources
From preventive screenings to primary care, you can find free or inexpensive healthcare thanks to these websites, clinics, and other resources.
The Process for Purchasing a House With Cash
Last year, one Wise Bread writer and her husband purchased a property with cash. That's right — cash. Here's the process they went through.