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Many of us know that we can save money by making coffee at home, but have you ever actually calculated how much? Learn how to save $1,500 on coffee.
Sure, you made a few money missteps in your youth. It's time to forgive yourself, move on, and tackle your finances like a grown up.
You may be great at saving money, but you cannot avoid some of the people who will cross your path in the process.
The shine has worn off that once-loved job, but you can't just leave … right? Wrong.
Face it — flying these days is a hassle, especially if you're flying with family. Here's how to decide if you should just drive, instead.
With the right strategy, financing your new ride with plastic can be a smart money move.
Now that Social Security offers early retirement, it's tempting to take the money and run. Before you do, understand how much you're giving up.
Today we found some awesome articles on frugal wedding tips, finance advice for forgetful people, and tips to be a better employee.
Working for yourself is rewarding. Make these moves in your first year of business, and you'll be set for success.
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The Fair Credit Reporting Act exists to protect you. Here's everything you need to know about it.
Spending less on groceries is like running a faster mile — to improve, you must challenge yourself. Here's how to perform better in any pursuit.
Your small business is your baby. When is the right time to let it go?
It can take years to recoup from a financial emergency. But it only takes five minutes to set up an emergency fund.
Your credit limit is not a fixed number. If it went down, here's why.
A few weeks ago, I won a copy of Excuse Me, Your Job Is Waiting: Attract the Work You Want from Consumerism Commentary (thanks, Flexo!). [more]
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With the housing market still in the dumps, many of us have become "accidental landlords." Should you join us?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
A Lot of People Don't Understand What an Investment Really Is. Do You?
An investment plan is more than numbers on a page. It's your strategy to live the life you want — on your terms.
8 Things You Can Do in Denver That You Can't Do Anywhere Else
The Mile High City is known for that (literally and figuratively), but there are plenty of other unique Denver Activities for you to experience.
How to Save $1,500 on Coffee
Many of us know that we can save money by making coffee at home, but have you ever actually calculated how much? Learn how to save $1,500 on coffee.
It's Never Too Late to Fix These 5 Money Mistakes From Your Past
Sure, you made a few money missteps in your youth. It's time to forgive yourself, move on, and tackle your finances like a grown up.
6 Kinds of Critics Every Frugal Person Meets
You may be great at saving money, but you cannot avoid some of the people who will cross your path in the process.
Don't Let These 6 Common Job Traps Derail Your Career
The shine has worn off that once-loved job, but you can't just leave … right? Wrong.
6 Times You Should Drive Instead of Fly
Face it — flying these days is a hassle, especially if you're flying with family. Here's how to decide if you should just drive, instead.
Should You Buy a Car With a Credit Card?
With the right strategy, financing your new ride with plastic can be a smart money move.
Why Taking Social Security Could Cost You Thousands
Now that Social Security offers early retirement, it's tempting to take the money and run. Before you do, understand how much you're giving up.
Best Money Tips: Tips For A Frugal Wedding
Today we found some awesome articles on frugal wedding tips, finance advice for forgetful people, and tips to be a better employee.
6 Moves Every First Year Freelancer Should Make
Working for yourself is rewarding. Make these moves in your first year of business, and you'll be set for success.
6 Podcasts for Travel Lovers
Thinking about what to do with next year's PTO? These podcasts will inspire your wanderlust.
How the Fair Credit Reporting Act Protects You
The Fair Credit Reporting Act exists to protect you. Here's everything you need to know about it.
Grocery Shopping and the 4-Minute Mile: How to Challenge Yourself
Spending less on groceries is like running a faster mile — to improve, you must challenge yourself. Here's how to perform better in any pursuit.
4 Signs You Should Sell Your Small Business
Your small business is your baby. When is the right time to let it go?
5-Minute Finance: Start an Emergency Fund
It can take years to recoup from a financial emergency. But it only takes five minutes to set up an emergency fund.
This Is Why Your Credit Limit Was Lowered
Your credit limit is not a fixed number. If it went down, here's why.
Book Review: Excuse Me, Your Job is Waiting!
A few weeks ago, I won a copy of Excuse Me, Your Job Is Waiting: Attract the Work You Want from Consumerism Commentary (thanks, Flexo!). [more]
Running the Numbers: Living on One Salary
Whether it's out of choice or necessity, if you and your partner are planning to start living off of a single income, here's what you should know.
Should You Become a Landlord Instead of Selling Your Home?
With the housing market still in the dumps, many of us have become "accidental landlords." Should you join us?