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You could reach for yield by taking on more risk, or you could suck it up and wait for rates to go up. If you prefer to wait, consider I-Bonds.
Everyone loves a good getaway, but make sure you're getting a deal before you book.
You don't need to go broke redesigning your home. These modern decor trends can transform your space for a lot less than you think.
Working from home sounds like a great idea, but it's easy to bust your budget building the perfect office. Here's how to outfit your space for less.
Boomers and millennials have one thing in common: Their financial habits can move markets.
It's easy to get caught up in the spirit of the season. Too easy, in fact, for these holiday celebrants who take holiday excess to excess.
Before you hit the bars and clubs, make sure you know some of the ways you can get shortchanged by the bartender.
Start teaching your preschooler financial savvy with some help from expert Beth Kobliner and the familiar characters of Sesame Street.
Millions of Americans will hit the road this summer for the time-honored family vacation. Here are some tips to ensure the family budget doesn't take a hit.
You've probably heard that retiring with debt is a costly mistake. But is it really the end of the world?
With few exceptions, people with bad credit don't get there by accident. Avoid these bad credit habits and you'll avoid dinging your score.
Not every retailer you shop will have flexible return policies or exemplary customer service. But you can still get a refund if you know who to ask.
Are you worrying too much about whether you should pay off your mortgage early or invest that extra cash? Here's an article for you.
Summer's around the corner, which means extra hours in the day for home improvement. Spruce up your backyard with a spiffy and affordable project.
Buying a house is a big deal -- and almost all of it is negotiable. Here's what else you can haggle over besides price.
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Even in a hot market, smart sellers will work every advantage to get the maximum value out of a sale.
Your insurance needs change over time. When you reach retirement, they'll change again.
Add these personal finance gems to your summer reading list and soak in some evergreen advice on all things money.
You may be ready to move in to your new place, but closing can take its sweet time. Here's what you can expect.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
While Waiting for Rates: I-Bonds
You could reach for yield by taking on more risk, or you could suck it up and wait for rates to go up. If you prefer to wait, consider I-Bonds.
How to Make Sure You're Getting a Deal With Groupon Getaway
Everyone loves a good getaway, but make sure you're getting a deal before you book.
Colorstrology and 3 Modern Décor Trends That Will Fit Any Budget
You don't need to go broke redesigning your home. These modern decor trends can transform your space for a lot less than you think.
7 Pitfalls That Can Bloat a Home Office Budget
Working from home sounds like a great idea, but it's easy to bust your budget building the perfect office. Here's how to outfit your space for less.
Here's How Boomers and Millennials Are Creating Winners on the Stock Market
Boomers and millennials have one thing in common: Their financial habits can move markets.
7 Things the Craziest Christmas Fanatics Do
It's easy to get caught up in the spirit of the season. Too easy, in fact, for these holiday celebrants who take holiday excess to excess.
7 Ways Your Bartender Is Ripping You Off
Before you hit the bars and clubs, make sure you know some of the ways you can get shortchanged by the bartender.
Teaching Preschoolers About Money: An Interview With Beth Kobliner
Start teaching your preschooler financial savvy with some help from expert Beth Kobliner and the familiar characters of Sesame Street.
5 Money-Saving Tips for the Summer Road Trip
Millions of Americans will hit the road this summer for the time-honored family vacation. Here are some tips to ensure the family budget doesn't take a hit.
Why Retiring With Debt Isn't the End of the World
You've probably heard that retiring with debt is a costly mistake. But is it really the end of the world?
5 Things Most Likely to Give You Lousy Credit
With few exceptions, people with bad credit don't get there by accident. Avoid these bad credit habits and you'll avoid dinging your score.
How to Get Your Money Back When You’re Denied a Refund
Not every retailer you shop will have flexible return policies or exemplary customer service. But you can still get a refund if you know who to ask.
Is Paying Off Your Mortgage Early Costing You Money?
Are you worrying too much about whether you should pay off your mortgage early or invest that extra cash? Here's an article for you.
8 DIY Backyard Home Improvements That Save You Big
Summer's around the corner, which means extra hours in the day for home improvement. Spruce up your backyard with a spiffy and affordable project.
6 Things You Can Negotiate When Buying a Home
Buying a house is a big deal -- and almost all of it is negotiable. Here's what else you can haggle over besides price.
Save the World and Save a Dime: Eat Locally
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How to Sell Your Home in a Seller's Market
Even in a hot market, smart sellers will work every advantage to get the maximum value out of a sale.
5 Kinds of Insurance Every Retiree Should Consider
Your insurance needs change over time. When you reach retirement, they'll change again.
The 8 Classic Personal Finance Books You Must Read
Add these personal finance gems to your summer reading list and soak in some evergreen advice on all things money.
How Long Does It Really Take to Close on a House?
You may be ready to move in to your new place, but closing can take its sweet time. Here's what you can expect.