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The littler the kid, the bigger the expenses. Even when money is tight, it pays to shell out for these necessary kidcare products and services.
While you're rushing around finding the perfect gifts for loved ones, treat yourself, too.
Business travel gets to be a grind fast, but if you're clever, all those miles on the road can turn into cash in your pocket.
As the economy remains shaky, retirement can seem oh-so-unattainable. But there are ways to make it work — and even make your retirement enjoyable.
Ever notice that blue razors cost less than pink ones? Stop letting gender-based packaging and marketing sabotage your budget.
You're never too old to stop learning! By the time you hit the big 4-0, consider mastering these eight essential life skills.
Big life changes — even positive ones — can cause relationships to suffer. Learn how to weather the storm and come out stronger in the end.
Cinematical has just reported that Peaceful Warrior, a film by Victor Salva and starring Nick Nolte, is going to be involved in an almost $15 million ticket giveaway. [more]
Equating my money, emotionally, with something that I find dear and worthy of protection, may force me to treat my money with the respect it deserves.
It's almost always a good idea to stay out of debt. But sometimes, refusing to take on debt could hurt you in the long run.
August 17 is National Thrift Shop Day which means your fab second-hand finds will be cheaper than ever. Ready, set, thrift!
Cruising is an affordable way to travel, but you could save even more if you pack the right gear.
Today we found some great articles on 2012 holiday layaway plans explained, making traveling a priority on a limited budget, and when to haggle.
These frightfully delicious Halloween treats cost little to nothing and are so good. Make your house the best halloween haunt on the block.
Whether your windfall is a crisp $50 bill or a few thousand smackers, you can invest it wisely for the best long term payoff. Here's how.
You know the drill — closing a credit card can damage your credit score. But sometimes, it might be the right move.
Planning your big day doesn't have to be stressful — and it doesn't have to bust your budget. It's time to get savvy about your wedding dress!
Keep your home clean AND your kid happy with these tricks for corralling your child's clutter.
Tell us if you buy apps and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
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?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
9 Child Care Purchases You Should Never Skimp On
The littler the kid, the bigger the expenses. Even when money is tight, it pays to shell out for these necessary kidcare products and services.
6 Self-Care Gifts to Give Yourself This Holiday Season
While you're rushing around finding the perfect gifts for loved ones, treat yourself, too.
11 Ways Business Travel Helps Your Wallet
Business travel gets to be a grind fast, but if you're clever, all those miles on the road can turn into cash in your pocket.
How to Retire During a Recession
As the economy remains shaky, retirement can seem oh-so-unattainable. But there are ways to make it work — and even make your retirement enjoyable.
6 Products That Cost More for Women Than for Men
Ever notice that blue razors cost less than pink ones? Stop letting gender-based packaging and marketing sabotage your budget.
The 8 Life Skills You Must Learn in Your 40s
You're never too old to stop learning! By the time you hit the big 4-0, consider mastering these eight essential life skills.
How to Preserve Your Relationships When Circumstances Change
Big life changes — even positive ones — can cause relationships to suffer. Learn how to weather the storm and come out stronger in the end.
FREE movie tickets to Peaceful Warrior
Cinematical has just reported that Peaceful Warrior, a film by Victor Salva and starring Nick Nolte, is going to be involved in an almost $15 million ticket giveaway. [more]
Money Metaphors (You wouldn't punch a kitten, would you?)
Equating my money, emotionally, with something that I find dear and worthy of protection, may force me to treat my money with the respect it deserves.
When Avoiding Debt Is the Losing Strategy
It's almost always a good idea to stay out of debt. But sometimes, refusing to take on debt could hurt you in the long run.
7 Ways to Save Big on National Thrift Shop Day
August 17 is National Thrift Shop Day which means your fab second-hand finds will be cheaper than ever. Ready, set, thrift!
6 Money-Saving Items to Bring On Your Next Cruise
Cruising is an affordable way to travel, but you could save even more if you pack the right gear.
Best Money Tips: 2012 Holiday Layaway Plans Explained
Today we found some great articles on 2012 holiday layaway plans explained, making traveling a priority on a limited budget, and when to haggle.
25 DIY Halloween Treats That Trick-or-Treaters Will Love
These frightfully delicious Halloween treats cost little to nothing and are so good. Make your house the best halloween haunt on the block.
The Best Ways to Invest $50, $500, or $5000
Whether your windfall is a crisp $50 bill or a few thousand smackers, you can invest it wisely for the best long term payoff. Here's how.
5 Times It's Okay to Close a Credit Card
You know the drill — closing a credit card can damage your credit score. But sometimes, it might be the right move.
7 Smart Ways to Save on a Wedding Dress
Planning your big day doesn't have to be stressful — and it doesn't have to bust your budget. It's time to get savvy about your wedding dress!
7 Strategies for Controlling Toy Clutter
Keep your home clean AND your kid happy with these tricks for corralling your child's clutter.
Ask the Readers: Do You Buy Apps?
Tell us if you buy apps and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
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?