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This simple idea can make you happier, wealthier, and more valuable at work.
I know people who never write checks, but I'm not one of them. Here's why.
When you consider cost, taste, and time, is fresh always better? Find out as frozen dinners go head-to-head with their freshly made counterparts.
A Crock-Pot is handy to have around, and not just for delicious stews. Find out what else you can do with your slow cooker besides cook dinner.
Mean-spirited but common, plant thieves will cut your blooms, remove front-stoop pots, or even dig trees up from your yard. Learn how to foil them.
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You've heard of ridesharing by now — but did you know you can score free rides? Pocket referral points from Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar!
You're never too old to stop learning! By the time you hit the big 4-0, consider mastering these eight essential life skills.
If you're think you're doing all you can to earn frequent flier miles, get a bit of inspiration from these talented travelers.
Today we found articles on ways to give more in 2018, effective ways to stretch your meal money, and how to decide if something is worth fixing.
Make palate-pleasing dishes while minding your wallet with these suggestions for adding big flavor to your meals.
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Your interviewer asks the killer question: "How did you like your previous job?" Here's how to respond without blowing it.
A carefully considered purchase is a wise purchase. On the other end of the spectrum? Meet Dan and his not-so-new flat-screen TV.
Working in retirement is all about keeping balance. Working from home is a great way to do that.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
This One Mistake Could Delay Your Retirement by 10 Years
Buying a home is a big decision and if you don't do it right, you could be paying for years and years. Use cash flow to help make the right choice.
5 Rules for Planning Your Most Affordable Christmas Ever
Christmas is coming, but don't make it a great December and a horrible January. Follow these Christmas rules to make it affordable.
Why You Should Follow Google's 20% Rule
This simple idea can make you happier, wealthier, and more valuable at work.
Why I Still Write Paper Checks
I know people who never write checks, but I'm not one of them. Here's why.
Fresh vs. Frozen: 5 Dinner Comparisons
When you consider cost, taste, and time, is fresh always better? Find out as frozen dinners go head-to-head with their freshly made counterparts.
10 Cool Uses for a Slow Cooker
A Crock-Pot is handy to have around, and not just for delicious stews. Find out what else you can do with your slow cooker besides cook dinner.
How to Prevent Plant Theft
Mean-spirited but common, plant thieves will cut your blooms, remove front-stoop pots, or even dig trees up from your yard. Learn how to foil them.
To Shred or Not to Shred: How Long to Keep Your Tax Records
When it comes to your tax records, it can pay to be a hoarder. But how long is too long to hold on to "important" papers?
12 Frugal Compromises
Frugality isn't a black-and-white, either/or situation. That's why sometimes, the best decision isn't to be as frugal as you can be.
12 Surprising Things Women Should Know About Retirement Planning
Retirement planning makes everyone a little nervous, but for women, there's more at stake — a lot more. Are you saving enough?
How to Score Free Rides on Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar
You've heard of ridesharing by now — but did you know you can score free rides? Pocket referral points from Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar!
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.
Extreme Mileage Hacking: Creative Ways to Earn Flier Miles
If you're think you're doing all you can to earn frequent flier miles, get a bit of inspiration from these talented travelers.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Give More to Charity in 2018
Today we found articles on ways to give more in 2018, effective ways to stretch your meal money, and how to decide if something is worth fixing.
Cheap Ways to Add Big Flavor to Your Food
Make palate-pleasing dishes while minding your wallet with these suggestions for adding big flavor to your meals.
Pay Yourself First: What It Means, and How to Do It
Can't save money? Think again. Try this technique to automate your savings and reach your financial goals.
10 Unexpected Uses for Laundry Detergent
Who says laundry soap is just for clothes? Try it for one of these other common household clean ups.
How to Talk About a Previous Job in an Interview
Your interviewer asks the killer question: "How did you like your previous job?" Here's how to respond without blowing it.
The Parable of The Flat-Screen TV
A carefully considered purchase is a wise purchase. On the other end of the spectrum? Meet Dan and his not-so-new flat-screen TV.
9 Ways Work-At-Home Seniors Can Master Work-Life Balance
Working in retirement is all about keeping balance. Working from home is a great way to do that.