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For more than two years now writing at Wise Bread, my whole thesis has been that frugality leads to freedom—if you can live cheaply enough, you can choose whatever work calls you,
If you're contemplating a new job search, you may be dreading the many interviews that lie ahead...And why wouldn't you? They're grueling. But before you work yourself into a panic
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Gift-Giving Ideas That Can Change Lives
Giving a gift that doesn't suck is not easy. Instead of focusing on the same old gift ideas, how about trying something that has the potential to change the person's life? It can b
10 Super-Cool Ways to Add Hidden Storage to Your Home
If your living space is cluttered and you just don't know where to put everything, try one of these clever ways to keep your stuff out of sight.
Are You Saving For Your Child's College Education?
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Book Review: The Trap
For more than two years now writing at Wise Bread, my whole thesis has been that frugality leads to freedom—if you can live cheaply enough, you can choose whatever work calls you,
New Credit Card Rules: Who Really Benefits?
Credit card industry reform may have good intentions, but will these rules encourage the same behavior that made reform necessary in the first place?
5 Tips to Acing An Interview
If you're contemplating a new job search, you may be dreading the many interviews that lie ahead...And why wouldn't you? They're grueling. But before you work yourself into a panic
Ask the Readers: What's Your Favorite Wise Bread Article? (Your Chance to win $20!)
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How Trump's Presidency Might Change Student Loans
Whether you wanted Trump to win or not, you still need to know how his presidency might affect your student loans.
9 Smart Reasons to Last-Minute Holiday Shop
Haven't started your holiday shopping yet? Good! Because in this case, the late bird gets the worm.
Best Money Tips: How Being Late on Your Mortgage Affects Your Score
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Best Money Tips: Ways to Live in the Big City on a Small Budget
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4 Ways Pessimism Can Actually Improve Your Finances
They say looking at the glass half empty is no way to live, but it might be the best way to steer clear of debt.
7 Things You Need to Know Before Taking Online Classes
The low cost of an online college degree is tempting, but before you sign up, be sure you understand what you're getting — and not getting.
8 Smart Money Moves to Make in the New Year
You've resolved to give your finances a boost this year — that's great! These money moves will help get you there.
Making Your First Paycheck Work for You
Getting your first post-graduation paycheck can be exciting and unnerving. Find ways to fully support yourself -- either immediately or sometime in the future -- and b
4 More Ways to Save on Maternity Clothes
After having five children, you learn a few things about saving on maternity clothes. Spend less on your pregnancy wear with these tips from an experienced mom.
Want to Keep Your Disposable Razor Blades Sharp? Use Your Arm
With these two tricks, you can keep one disposable razor blade sharp and ready-to-use for five months or more.
Best Money Tips: Benefits of Thrift Shopping
Today we found some fantastic articles on the benefits of thrift shops, ways to challenge yourself every day, and things financially successful people avoid doing.
18 Times in Life When Less Is More
From food to Facebook, and everything in between, you really could stand to do with less. Sometimes a LOT less.
Employers Care More About Skills Than Your Degree — So Here's What You Should Do
In a tight job market for grads, marketable skills matter more than ever. Highlight what you can do today instead of that degree you earned yesterday.