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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Tax Brackets Explained
Why are you taxed what you're taxed? And how do some super-wealthy pay so little? Find out what your tax bracket means and why it matters.
Finding Balance: How to Practice Moderation
We all know the benefits of moderation, and yet, that knowledge seems to evaporate when a plate of nachos appears. Learn how to be more mindful.
7 Diet Trends That Can Hurt You
Gorgeous celebs may tout these trendy diets, but being healthy means doing your research.
12 Gov't Social Media Accounts You Should Follow
The President's isn't the only government social media account given to daily official pronouncements. Here's how to stay up to date with the Feds.
Best Money Tips: Growing Your Own Garden
Today we found some fantastic articles on growing your own garden, garage sale tips, and odd ball costs of having kids.
Alcohol is good for your heart
After quitting smoking, having one or two drinks a day is the best single thing you can do for your cardiovascular health. [more]
Get the Most Out of Safeway's Just for U Deals
Safeway offers personalized grocery discounts with its Just for U program. If you're in the know, you can squeeze even more savings out of it.
Donald Trump's 5 Biggest Business Failures
Donald Trump may be heading for successful Republican nomination, but his ventures in business haven't always done so well.
9 Money Moves You're Never Too Old to Make
Age is just a number. Don't let it keep you from making smart decisions for long term financial health.
How to be happy
A lot of happiness (and unhappiness) comes from within. But there are other things that matter a lot: relationships, doing important work, living your life according to your valu
What Happens to a Student Credit Card After You Graduate?
Getting a credit card in college is a great way to build credit when you're young. But what should you do with the card after you graduate?
How to Solve These 6 Problems Your Heirs Could Have With Your Estate
If you have a will, you're ahead of most Americans — but don't pat yourself on the back just yet. Your heirs may still encounter some challenges.
5 Free Handy Coupon Apps — Don’t Leave Home Without One
With so many free coupon apps to choose from, which are worth downloading? Check out these five that can save — or even make — you money.
9 Financial Mistakes You're Making at the Doctor's Office
If you keep making these money mistakes at the doctor's office, your wallet will really start feeling the pain.
5 Reasons to Choose Traditional Books Over E-Books
Carrying around a tablet with tons of titles may be convenient, but there are some good reasons why you should keep those paper books on your shelf.
24 Ways to Have a Blast This Weekend While Spending $0
Weekends are the best part of the week, but usually they cost money. Make this weekend a no spender with one or more of these fun, free activities.
4 Risky Life Decisions That Millionaires Made — But You Shouldn't
Sure, some of the most successful and wealthy people in the world have quit school, but does that mean you should too? Uh, no.
9 Tax-Friendly Ways to Save Beyond Your Retirement Fund
Reach your retirement savings cap? There are still plenty of savvy ways to avoid a big tax bill after maxing out your IRA and 401K!
Best Money Tips: 30+ Ways Real People Make Extra Money
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Avoid These 5 Common Holiday Budget Pitfalls
The season of giving can be extra hard on our wallets. Give yourself the gift of embracing a holiday spending budget!