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Credit card debt isn't just a burden — it's a real danger to your finances.
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It may seem like there’s no way to reduce the amount of time you spend in front of the computer, but these tricks can speed things up.
Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.
Heading to one of these countries with very low taxes could be the ticket to paying less in taxes.
Make your 40s all about securing financial stability. These personal finance rules can help you get there.
You can lower your cell phone bill by moving your cell phone to a state with lower taxes (unless, of course, you already live in said state).
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If the thought of retirement planning sends chills down your spine, a helpful chatbot from AARP and the Ad Council makes it all seem easy.
It goes against common advice, but you might be better off not saving for your child's college education. Here's why.
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Don't just drop those old shoeboxes in the recycle bin. From dirt cheap toys to trendy storage — your old shoeboxes can do so much more.
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Today we found some great articles on frugal Christmas gifting strategies, designing a lucky life, and gifts for job hunters.
You can make extra income over the holiday break by working a few odd but well-paying jobs — and you'll still have time to celebrate.
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Almost everybody makes New Year's resolutions, and almost nobody keeps them for more than a few weeks. But resolutions can work — here's how.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
7 Stocks Warren Buffett Loves — And You Should, Too
Warren Buffett famously takes the long view, investing in firms expected to grow for decades. Are you buying and holding these Buffett picks, too?
5 Retirement Struggles Nobody Talks About — And How to Beat Them
Retirement is tough on our money. But with proper planning, many money struggles won't come as a surprise.
Best Money Tips: How to Spend Money on Fun
Today we found some great articles on how to spend money on fun, finding freelance work, and seven attributes that matter.
The 5 Biggest Dangers of Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt isn't just a burden — it's a real danger to your finances.
Cheap Home Furnishing Ideas
Get inspiration on how to decorate on a budget and get the most out of your space and furniture.
How to Use a Computer More Efficiently
It may seem like there’s no way to reduce the amount of time you spend in front of the computer, but these tricks can speed things up.
How to Keep Student Loans From Wrecking Your Retirement
Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.
5 Countries With No (Or Very Low) Taxes
Heading to one of these countries with very low taxes could be the ticket to paying less in taxes.
6 Personal Finance Rules to Live By in Your 40s
Make your 40s all about securing financial stability. These personal finance rules can help you get there.
Save $5 or more on your Verizon wireless bill
You can lower your cell phone bill by moving your cell phone to a state with lower taxes (unless, of course, you already live in said state).
10 Frugalfying Ways to get to $1 Million
This guest post is by Leo from Zen Habits. If you like this post, check out his site or subscribe to his feed. [more]
Free "Digital Retirement Coach" Aims to Take Angst Out of Retirement Planning
If the thought of retirement planning sends chills down your spine, a helpful chatbot from AARP and the Ad Council makes it all seem easy.
3 Reasons Not to Save for Your Child's College Fund
It goes against common advice, but you might be better off not saving for your child's college education. Here's why.
Why Treasury Bills Are Always a Worthwhile Investment
When rates are rising, you need something that responds quickly to changes in the market. That's where Treasury bills come in.
12 Cute Ways to Upcycle Shoeboxes
Don't just drop those old shoeboxes in the recycle bin. From dirt cheap toys to trendy storage — your old shoeboxes can do so much more.
10 Red Flags to Look Out for When Renting Your First Apartment
Renting your first apartment can be like navigating a minefield. Know the warning signs to make sure you don't sign a lease to a pit of despair.
Best Money Tips: Frugal Christmas Gifting Strategies
Today we found some great articles on frugal Christmas gifting strategies, designing a lucky life, and gifts for job hunters.
Ways to Make Money Over the Holiday Break
You can make extra income over the holiday break by working a few odd but well-paying jobs — and you'll still have time to celebrate.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: The See's Candies debacle
For those of you (and I presume there were many) who took up the incredible See's candies offer I posted yesterday, I have bad news. I too got the email from See's saying t
4 Tips for Making Resolutions Stick in the New Year
Almost everybody makes New Year's resolutions, and almost nobody keeps them for more than a few weeks. But resolutions can work — here's how.