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I started writing online in 2007 at my personal blog and have not stopped since. I am very fortunate to have been selected to join Wise Bread last year and I have made a steady am
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8 Fees You Need to Stop Paying Right Now
Save hundreds of dollars a year by dropping these useless fees from your life.
Mortgage Application Declined? Here’s How to Respond
If your mortgage application was declined, there's still hope! Take these five simple steps to get back on track.
How to Make Amazon Prime Day Actually Worth It This Year
Not sure if Amazon Prime Day is actually worth it? Here are a few ways to save.
10 Ways Nice People Can Get Ahead
Ever feel like success is reserved for those with sharp elbows — and sharper tongues? Consider these reasons why being nice person will help you come out first.
Not Taking Jack: How To Deal With Identity Theft
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Save a $100,000 with a Do It Yourself Taste Test
Conduct a do it yourself taste test and save $100,000. Decide whether you prefer the generic or brand name in one afternoon sitting.
Best Money Tips: How to Live in a Big City on a Small Budget
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Is This Hidden Cost Sapping Your Retirement Savings?
You may know how fund expenses can sap retirement accounts, but some funds also have even sneakier fees you should be aware of.
Book Review: One Year to an Organized Financial Life
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we give you 9 ways to upgrade your old ip
Escape the Economic In/Out Patient Care Cycle
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6 Things the IRS Doesn't Want You to Know About Them
The IRS probably won't ever audit you. Learn why that's the case, along with five other surprising facts about the government tax collectors.
Best Money Tips: 7 Worthless Excuses for Not Saving
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we destroy all those lame excuses for not saving, help you shop for a laptop, and give you the facts behind MLM opportunitie
Best Money Tips: Things to Do on Your Lunch Break
Today we found some awesome articles on things to do on your lunch break, money tips for new grads, and turning a cheap vacation into a first-class getaway.
Best Money Tips: 25 Ways to Spend Less on Food
Today we found articles on ways to spend less on food, ways to get free alcohol on a plane, and ways to save money on a wedding by shopping at a warehouse club.
Hate Budgeting? How a Percentage-Based Budget Might Work for You
When it comes to budgeting, play the percentages to find a spending plan that works for you, whatever your situation.
Best Money Tips: 80+ Delicious Meals for $5 or Less
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