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I was born in China and it was a place where wealthy people were the public enemy for many decades. The sentiment was spread by the propaganda of the Communist government and res
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we give you a way to get more coupons, ten tips for shopping safely online, and how to fix a mean beans and cornbread!
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Faster Free Shipping on Amazon With No Minimum Order -- Free Prime Trial
Wouldn't it be nice if you could get (nearly) everything shipped free from Amazon this holiday season? Without having to spend $25? You can -- with a three-month Amazon Prime Free
netSpend: The Story of the Visa Debit Card We Did Not Apply For
This is my story of shock, anger, and finally disgust at the practices of netSpend.
Start an Investment Deathmatch to Find the Best Investments
Get your investments ready to rumble. A deathmatch is a fun way to see which funds are making you the most money.
7 Modern Ways to Balance Your Checkbook
It's no longer necessary to pore over that ledger and paper bank statement. You can "balance your checkbook" the modern way.
Figuring the Size of Your Emergency Fund
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Snowballs or Avalanches: Which Debt Reduction Strategy Is Best for You?
There are two leading strategies for debt elimination. Both will work, but one gets you out of debt a little faster and a lot richer.
10 Myths About Employee Incentive Programs
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6 Negotiation Tips for Introverts
Negotiating comes easily for some, but not all. If you're an introvert struggling to haggle, these tips will help you get what you want.
How Safe Is Craigslist?
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How to Make Better Financial Decisions
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The Best Secured Credit Cards that Don’t Require Credit Checks
If you're worried about getting hard inquiries on your credit report for applying for a secured credit card, try these cards that don't require credit checks.
How Reflecting on Possessions Can Help You Resist Impulse Buys
The key to resisting impulse buys could be as simple as thinking about items you already own.
Why Is "Rich" Often Equated With "Evil"?
I was born in China and it was a place where wealthy people were the public enemy for many decades. The sentiment was spread by the propaganda of the Communist government and res
Why You Should Sign Up for Airline Rewards Even If You Don't Travel Much
You might not be a frequent traveler, but there are plenty of reasons why you should still sign up for airline rewards.
Best Money Tips: How to Buy Coupons on Ebay
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we give you a way to get more coupons, ten tips for shopping safely online, and how to fix a mean beans and cornbread!
10 Ways Anyone Can Go Solar and Save on Energy
Looking to save some money on your monthly energy bills? Make these changes and you'll save the planet, too!
Get a Deal Every Time You Shop with These Tools
If you have the right tools, you can always get a deal. Learn how to always get what you want, at the price you want.
Why You Should Have Renters Insurance
If you rent your home or apartment, renters insurance can provide you with coverage in case of robbery, natural disaster, and other unexpected situations.
Best Money Tips: 6 Basic Rules of Investing
Today we found articles on the basic rules of investing, the best tactics to improve your self-control, and DIY costumes you can make with a bed sheet.
The Best Credit Cards for Hotel Deals and Rewards
Savvy travelers know how to stretch travel dollars even more with these hotel rewards credit cards.