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Ivy at Home Ec 101 gave us some serious love. Thanks, Ivy!
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After reading Ed's post about Afluenza , I began thinking long and hard about what I have in my life that really matters to me. It's all very well keeping up with the Joneses, but at the end of the day it really doesn't mean anything. [more]
Here in Colorado the average temperature around midday is now above 90 degrees...every day. Pah, say you folks in Arizona. But for me, it's way too hot for comfort. [more]
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
5 European Cities You Can Visit for $50 a Day
Believe it or not, you can vacation in any of these gorgeous European cities for just $50 a day.
10 Frugalfying Ways to get to $1 Million
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Why I Like Big Banks
Lots of people are ditching their big banks for credit unions — but not this writer. Read on to find out why she loves her big bank.
5 Terrible Things Science Says You Do to Your Mind Everyday
These less-than-awesome habits will take a terrible toll on your mind. Be honest — how many are you guilty of?
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It's time for our weekly round-up of linky love. As always, if you feel you've been unfairly left off the list, please let us know by emailing our editors at tips@wisebread.com. Ivy at Home Ec 101 gave us some serious love. Thanks, Ivy! [more]
Best Money Tips: Free Fun for Families This Summer
Today we found some great articles on free fun for families this summer, ways to save big on rent, and splurging frugally.
The things that money just can't buy
After reading Ed's post about Afluenza , I began thinking long and hard about what I have in my life that really matters to me. It's all very well keeping up with the Joneses, but at the end of the day it really doesn't mean anything. [more]
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save on Eating Out
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save on eating out, how not to be average, and the Obamacare ruling.
5-Minute Finance: Track Your Spending
Tired of living paycheck to paycheck? It's time to start tracking your spending. All it takes is five minutes.
5 bargains to help you keep your cool this summer.
Here in Colorado the average temperature around midday is now above 90 degrees...every day. Pah, say you folks in Arizona. But for me, it's way too hot for comfort. [more]
The Financial Balancing Act: Musings on Balancing Being Responsible with Having Fun
Sometimes, balancing debt (or staying out of it) with fun things we really enjoy brings up hard questions. [more]
Best Money Tips: Cheap Summer Vacations
Today we found some fantastic articles on cheap summer vacations, grocery shopping on a budget, and staying home with your kids.
Best Money Tips: Build a Fabulous Career Wardrobe for Less
Today we found some awesome articles on building a fabulous career wardrobe for less, choosing a community college, and retiring early.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save $10 a Day
Today we found some great articles on ways to save $10 a day, mindsets that will change your money habits, and the best herbs for your fall garden.
8 Ways Social Media Tricks You Into Spending More
Scrolling through your Instagram might seem harmless — until you've spent $300 on skin care from a brand you've never heard of.
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It's not often a deal of this magnitude comes along, so grab it while you can folks. [more]
Taming Your Debt: Aggressive Repayment Strategies
Getting into debt is easy; getting out is the hard part. These strategies will help you aggressively attack and defeat your debts.
10 Cool DIY Home Improvements for $20 or Less
Add some pizazz (and property value) to your home without breaking the bank. All you need is $20 and a few hours to yourself.
Book Review: Ragnar's Guide to the Underground Economy
This book is exactly what the title says: A guide to living in the underground economy.