Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Don't navigate the murky waters of debt alone. A credit counselor may be the guiding light you need.
While a brand-new car is not the most frugal way to buy a new-to-you set of wheels, if you must, let the calendar help you save some money.
Investing sounds so complicated — and risky. This simple plan removes the complexity and helps you understand and tolerate the risks.
If it wasn't important, we wouldn't keep saying it: Start a retirement account ASAP! Here's how.
Thirty is just a number, but there are several types of expenses that we should probably ditch upon hitting the Big 3-0.
"No credit? No problem!" At least, that's what a predatory lender might want you to think.
If you're planning to walk down the aisle again, it's wise to make these money moves with your partner.
You will certainly catch more flies with honey, but you won't necessarily have more money.
Here's yet another reason to give up on multitasking — plus a simple productivity plan to do instead to help you get stuff done.
If the usual motivations to save aren't working (emergencies, big purchases, your future), let your dark side guide your money.
A professional association is a great tool to make new friends, learn new things, and most importantly, boost your career.
You applied for the job. Your interview is next week — and it's over the phone. Don't treat this like a piece of cake. It's time to brush up.
While you're waiting for that turkey to roast, why not make a little extra cash?
Living frugally can help us achieve other goals — such as, in one writer's case, providing water and bicycles for people in Uganda.
Today we found some awesome articles on five ways to use your tax refund, moving made eas, and teaching high school kids how to manage money.
It's one thing to build a PC. Pah, everyone's doing that. But imagine the look on your friends' faces when you show them a computer in an aquarium filled with mineral oil. [more]
Think you're the only one having relationship problems? Nope. We're all making the same dating and relationship mistakes.
Curl up with a good book — you might get rich. These eight business tomes come with a wealth of entrepreneurial inspiration.
You might think that when it comes to big financial decisions, you only make logical, rational decisions. But research suggests that you don't.
Granite counters and fresh paint can lead a buyer to overlook a home's flaws. Avoid buying the wrong house by recognizing these common biases.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
5 Signs It’s Time to See a Credit Counselor
Don't navigate the murky waters of debt alone. A credit counselor may be the guiding light you need.
5 Times You Can Score a Great Deal on a New Car
While a brand-new car is not the most frugal way to buy a new-to-you set of wheels, if you must, let the calendar help you save some money.
The Only 4 Things You Need to Do to Start Investing
Investing sounds so complicated — and risky. This simple plan removes the complexity and helps you understand and tolerate the risks.
This Is the Basic Intro to Having a Retirement Fund That Everyone Needs to Read
If it wasn't important, we wouldn't keep saying it: Start a retirement account ASAP! Here's how.
5 Expenses to Ditch After Age 30
Thirty is just a number, but there are several types of expenses that we should probably ditch upon hitting the Big 3-0.
How to Protect Yourself From Predatory Lending
"No credit? No problem!" At least, that's what a predatory lender might want you to think.
8 Money Moves to Make Before You Remarry
If you're planning to walk down the aisle again, it's wise to make these money moves with your partner.
18 Ways Being Too Nice Is Hurting Your Wallet
You will certainly catch more flies with honey, but you won't necessarily have more money.
Multitasking Sucks Even More Than You Thought
Here's yet another reason to give up on multitasking — plus a simple productivity plan to do instead to help you get stuff done.
8 Dark-Side Motivations to Start Saving
If the usual motivations to save aren't working (emergencies, big purchases, your future), let your dark side guide your money.
11 Ways a Professional Association Can Boost Your Career
A professional association is a great tool to make new friends, learn new things, and most importantly, boost your career.
7 Ways to Ace Your Next Phone Interview
You applied for the job. Your interview is next week — and it's over the phone. Don't treat this like a piece of cake. It's time to brush up.
11 Ways to Make Money on Thanksgiving
While you're waiting for that turkey to roast, why not make a little extra cash?
Bringing Water and Wheels to Africa: My Amazing Frugal Vacation
Living frugally can help us achieve other goals — such as, in one writer's case, providing water and bicycles for people in Uganda.
Best Money Tips: Five Ways to Use Your Tax Refund
Today we found some awesome articles on five ways to use your tax refund, moving made eas, and teaching high school kids how to manage money.
Build your own computer...submerged in oil.
It's one thing to build a PC. Pah, everyone's doing that. But imagine the look on your friends' faces when you show them a computer in an aquarium filled with mineral oil. [more]
8 Relationship Mistakes Everyone Makes
Think you're the only one having relationship problems? Nope. We're all making the same dating and relationship mistakes.
The 8 Best Books for Entrepreneurs
Curl up with a good book — you might get rich. These eight business tomes come with a wealth of entrepreneurial inspiration.
Psychology and Loans: The Strange Reasons Why You Make Bad Decisions
You might think that when it comes to big financial decisions, you only make logical, rational decisions. But research suggests that you don't.
How Emotions Can Hurt a Home Buyer
Granite counters and fresh paint can lead a buyer to overlook a home's flaws. Avoid buying the wrong house by recognizing these common biases.