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There are plenty of studies tying health to wealth (and vice versa), on a national and a personal level. Rest assured, though, this isn't The Secret. Instead, here are some tried a
You don't have to forsake your worldly possessions to find bliss, but we can all live more frugally — and more elegantly — by learning from those who have.
You know, I hear a lot of people say that frugal people would do anything for dime. Personally, I think that applies more to greedy people, but it got me thinking of a question tha
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Friendships are regularly damaged or lost from loans going sour. These are loans that were given and received with the best of intentions, yet few friendships can bear this pressur
One way to spend less is to take up a fun hobby. Try one of these great ones, and you may even improve yourself and your bank account along the way too.
Trader Joe's and Costco: Two great places to buy groceries. But when you want certain items, how do you decide where to go? We've broken it down for you.
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Why Roth IRAs Are Ideal for Young Professionals
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Yogurt: Should You Try Making Your Own?
Yogurt is already conveniently packaged, widely available, and comes in a big variety of flavors. That said, there are great reasons to make your own.
10 Killer Ways to Feel Like a Million Bucks (Even If Your Bank Account Says Otherwise)
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Walmart vs. Sam's Club: Who Actually Has the Better Deals?
Walmart may be rolling back prices, but certain items are cheaper at Sam's Club. Here's where to get the best deals on stuff you probably buy.
Here Are the Right Ways (And the Wrong Ways) to Use a Personal Loan
Before you apply for a personal loan, make sure you plan to use it the right way.
Ask the Readers: Will You Buy a Halloween Costume this Year?
Tell us if you will buy a Halloween costume this year and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
How to Stick to Personal Deadlines
Missing a deadline at work has consequences. Missing a personal deadline should have consequences, too. Here's how to keep yourself on task.
Lessons in Simple Living From Extreme Minimalists
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Would You Accept $200,000 If You Didn't Know Where It Came From?
You know, I hear a lot of people say that frugal people would do anything for dime. Personally, I think that applies more to greedy people, but it got me thinking of a question tha
Ask the Readers: What's Your Favorite Wise Bread Article? (Your Chance to win $20!)
This week, we're asking what your favorite article on Wise Bread has been. Let us know which posts are up your alley, or what you'd LIKE to see here on Wise Bread. If you share you
How to Deal When You Hate Your New Job
There's just one little problem with your new gig — you hate it. Deep breaths. Here's what you need to do.
Why there's no reason NOT to buy store brand baby formula.
There’s nothing like starting an article with a double negative is there? Sorry, but it was the easiest way to get my point across. As a father of a 3-year old and a soon to be 1-y
What to Eat Every Day: A Month of Frugal Meals
Planning ahead and cooking at home are two of the best ways to save money. Do both with this guide to one month of tasty, frugal meals.
Ask the Readers: What's the Worst Job You've Ever Had?
Tell us about the worst job you have ever had and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Borrowing from Friends: The Friendship Killer
Friendships are regularly damaged or lost from loans going sour. These are loans that were given and received with the best of intentions, yet few friendships can bear this pressur
The 35 Best Ways to Spend Your Free Time (Frugally)
One way to spend less is to take up a fun hobby. Try one of these great ones, and you may even improve yourself and your bank account along the way too.
What to Do About a Terrible Airbnb Stay
When your hotel room is terrible, you know who to call. Who do you call when your Airbnb stay is awful?
The 5/5 ARM Loan Just Might be the Best Mortgage Loan
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The 5 Best Measuring Cups
No kitchen should be without a good measuring cup or two or three. These five best choices will have you baking and mixing like a pro.
Trader Joes vs. Costco: What's a Better Place to Shop?
Trader Joe's and Costco: Two great places to buy groceries. But when you want certain items, how do you decide where to go? We've broken it down for you.