Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
It seems like everyday the folks in Washington are rolling out a new plan to fix our economy. The Federal Reserve is running out of room to cut their federal funds rate, so now th
Know the difference between the things that matter and those that don't, when looking at an open house.
From mileage and maintenance, to costs and red flags, here's everything you need to know about buying a former rental car.
Even if you aren't lucky enough to be a young millionaire, you can still learn a thing or two about money from the filthy rich under 40 set.
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well for many Americans. Their small business ventures would fare particularly well in these four states.
You can rev up your diet by understanding and using the power of superfoods. Explore which foods fall within the superfood category and why.
The Trump administration is holding the fiduciary rule in limbo. How could this affect you and your retirement?
There's a rule of thumb that's pretty well known to retirement planners: the 4% rule. That rule is starting to look kind of iffy.
If fences, locks, and motion-sensing lights are protecting your stuff, it's time to apply some creativity to personal security.
Writing anything by hand in the digital age isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these luxury pens and you'll never want to stop writing.
Fall has… fallen again... and that means festive decor. Make your home fit for the season with these fun, frugal fall projects.
From Bill Gates to Oprah, the world's most successful people have one surprising habit in common — a bedtime ritual.
Auto-pay can be a convenient way to pay for regularly billed goods and services. As with other conveniences, that benefit comes at a price.
Think getting a smartphone means shelling out hundreds of dollars? Nope. Check out the new crop of inexpensive, well-functioning smartphones.
Your email address might be the key to unlocking loads of discounts.
You can get organized. (Really.) And you can even do it in small steps. (Seriously.) Start today with one of these 25 quick tasks.
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to simplify your summer finances, ways to earn extra cash, and fundamentals of financial success.
When it comes to managing money, millionaire tactics tend to contain a surprising amount of common sense and frugality.
If you think the markup on regular bottled H2O is crazy, the prices of these luxury brands will blow you out of the...well, water.
The cost of a new car can be much bigger than the sticker price...even going so far as to affect your retirement savings.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Will 4.5% mortgage rates jumpstart the housing market?
It seems like everyday the folks in Washington are rolling out a new plan to fix our economy. The Federal Reserve is running out of room to cut their federal funds rate, so now th
12 Crucial Things Homebuyers Overlook at Open Houses
Know the difference between the things that matter and those that don't, when looking at an open house.
Buying a Rental Car? Here's What You Need to Know
From mileage and maintenance, to costs and red flags, here's everything you need to know about buying a former rental car.
3 Smart Ways Young Millionaires Manage Their Money
Even if you aren't lucky enough to be a young millionaire, you can still learn a thing or two about money from the filthy rich under 40 set.
4 Best States to Start a New Business In
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well for many Americans. Their small business ventures would fare particularly well in these four states.
Turbo-Charge Your Nutrition With Superfoods
You can rev up your diet by understanding and using the power of superfoods. Explore which foods fall within the superfood category and why.
The Fiduciary Rule Is Under Review — How Will This Affect Your Investments?
The Trump administration is holding the fiduciary rule in limbo. How could this affect you and your retirement?
The End of the 4% Rule?
There's a rule of thumb that's pretty well known to retirement planners: the 4% rule. That rule is starting to look kind of iffy.
7 Weird Ways to Keep You and Your Stuff Safe
If fences, locks, and motion-sensing lights are protecting your stuff, it's time to apply some creativity to personal security.
The 5 Best Luxury Pens
Writing anything by hand in the digital age isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these luxury pens and you'll never want to stop writing.
12 Ideas for Cheap, Festive, Fall Decor
Fall has… fallen again... and that means festive decor. Make your home fit for the season with these fun, frugal fall projects.
5 Bedtime Routines of Famous Financial Gurus
From Bill Gates to Oprah, the world's most successful people have one surprising habit in common — a bedtime ritual.
7 Ways Auto-Payments Can Screw You
Auto-pay can be a convenient way to pay for regularly billed goods and services. As with other conveniences, that benefit comes at a price.
Cheap Smartphones: Which Ones Are Worth It?
Think getting a smartphone means shelling out hundreds of dollars? Nope. Check out the new crop of inexpensive, well-functioning smartphones.
15 Sites Where the Right Email Address Can Save You Money
Your email address might be the key to unlocking loads of discounts.
25 Easy Organizing Changes You Can Make Today
You can get organized. (Really.) And you can even do it in small steps. (Seriously.) Start today with one of these 25 quick tasks.
Best Money Tips: Simplify Your Summer Finances
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to simplify your summer finances, ways to earn extra cash, and fundamentals of financial success.
5 Money Lessons From Millionaires
When it comes to managing money, millionaire tactics tend to contain a surprising amount of common sense and frugality.
The World's Most Expensive Waters
If you think the markup on regular bottled H2O is crazy, the prices of these luxury brands will blow you out of the...well, water.
Drive the Old Car or Buy a New Car?
The cost of a new car can be much bigger than the sticker price...even going so far as to affect your retirement savings.