Today, we give you tips to being professional, getting your friends to join the frugal wagon, prepping your car for winter, and a delicious wine jelly recipe!
Today, we give you advice from young millionaires, Halloween apps for spooky and safe fun, an intro to the What Not To Do list, and tips to help you negotiate medical bills.
How do you save for retirement when you have a variable income? Not only is basic budgeting a different story when you have a variable income, but so is saving for retirement.
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8 Little Ways to Become More Present (and Love Your Life More)
In our go-go-go world, it's hard to step aside and catch a breath. Try these simple activities to refocus on both you and the world around you.
Enter the “Life After Debt” $16,000 Giveaway: Plus $500 Just for Wise Bread Readers
Don't miss your chance to win $16,500 PLUS $500 just for Wise Bread readers in the Life After Debt giveaway!
Best Money Tips: How to Be Professional
Today, we give you tips to being professional, getting your friends to join the frugal wagon, prepping your car for winter, and a delicious wine jelly recipe!
Your Resume Sucks — Try One of These Instead
Chronological? Functional? A Combination? Deciding which resume type is right for the job may be the difference between getting hired or not.
The 5 Best Callus Removers
Keeping your feet smooth and clean isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these callus removers and your feet will remain soft and callus-free.
Best Money Tips: Be a Millionaire by 25
Today, we give you advice from young millionaires, Halloween apps for spooky and safe fun, an intro to the What Not To Do list, and tips to help you negotiate medical bills.
Best Money Tips: Saving Money on Back to School Shopping
Today we found some stellar articles on tips for saving on back to school shopping, scoring a bigger raise, and the secret to happiness.
8 Problems Home Sellers Must Disclose to Buyers
Before handing over the key to an unsuspecting buyer, you need to air your home's dirty laundry — all of it.
Best Money Tips: Tips for Negotiating a Better Deal
Today we found some great articles on tips for negotiating a better deal, nixing your bad money habits, and frugally saving summer before it's gone.
6 Simple Ways to Safeguard Against Bank Bullying
Banks can be like huge monsters, chomping up your cash with fee after fee. Here are six ways to fight back.
Don't Buy Memories, Make Them
Whatever your child is obsessed with, the perfect frugal holiday gift can be summed up with one word: scrapbook.
Best Money Tips: The Pet Edition
Today we are featuring some of the best articles from around the web about saving on pets.
Best Money Tips: Natural Ways to Whiten Your Teeth
Today we found articles natural ways to whiten your teeth, the best places for new dads to work, and ways to sell clothes for cash.
Don't Miss Kiplinger and NAPFA's Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Day!
On September 25th, Kiplinger and NAPFA will be holding Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Day to help answer all your retirement questions!
Buying Gifts for a Family with Many Children
When a first child is born, the celebrations abound. By the time the third and fourth arrive, people seem to care less. Should they?
10 Reasons to Drink Tea
Tea can wake you up or calm you down, cool you in summer and warm you in winter. If you don't already drink the steeped stuff, here's why you should.
Should We Pay $2 Per Pound for Garbage Disposal?
In many European countries, citizens have to pay for their garbage disposal based on weight or volume. Could it work in the U.S.?
Should You Use Peer-to-Peer Lending to Pay Down Credit Card Debt?
Depending on your debt situation, a peer-to-peer loan may be an affordable — and sensible — way to retire debt. Here's what you should consider.
Cool, Colorful, Quality Headphones for $35 or Less
5 of the most fashionable (and affordable) over-ear headphones.
Saving for Retirement on a Variable Income
How do you save for retirement when you have a variable income? Not only is basic budgeting a different story when you have a variable income, but so is saving for retirement.