Today we found some great articles on the products you must have to be financial secure, germ magnets you should clean this spring, and things you need to know to survive life.
In a world of cell phones and instant downloads, being patient isn't just a virtue — it's downright difficult. Take a deep breath and follow these steps.
As important as it is to save money, it’s just as important to spend it wisely. And that means that sometimes, it makes sense to pay more for a brand-name item.
I have spent a good portion of my young life being poor. Growing up on a small family farm during the agriculture crises in the 80’s gave me perspective on what poverty really mean
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Milking It: 5 Easy Homemade Cheeses
From cottage cheese to mozzarella and more, these five cheeses are delicious and totally easy to make at home.
4 Great Investments That Sounded Really Stupid in the 2000s
It's easy to make the right investments in hindsight. It's also easy to kick yourself for not taking the plunge when you should have.
Oops — I Maxed Out My Credit Cards. Now What?
The convenience of paying with plastic can sometimes lead to trouble. Here's what to do if you've maxed out your credit cards.
Best Money Tips: 10 Must-Have Products for Financial Security
Today we found some great articles on the products you must have to be financial secure, germ magnets you should clean this spring, and things you need to know to survive life.
Best Money Tips: Easy Holiday Cocktails
Today we found some awesome articles on setting up a holiday bar, tools to lower your electric bills, and helping your finances by saying "No."
8 Everyday Problems You Don't Need Money to Solve
Just because you're in a bit of a pickle doesn't mean you throw money at it to get you out.
The Safest Cars for Teen Drivers
Watching your kid drive away in his first car can be nerve-racking. Feel better by finding the safest frugal vehicle for your teen.
Planwise is Giving Away Up to $1250 to Wise Bread Readers!
Don't miss your chance to win your share of up to $1250 in our Planwise Giveaway
Financial Tricks to Master for a Happier Life
Is it really money you are after? Get your life back and live happier!
Behind the Times - I learn about Keep the Change
Bank of America's Keep the Change program is the modern solution to a change jar. Are you saving your pennies?
Is Your Emergency Fund Big Enough to Keep You Afloat?
About 40% of Americans are unprepared for a sudden loss of income. Could your money handle the worst case scenario?
8 Great, Cheap Summer Vacations
Don't let your summer vacation empty your wallet. Whether you're looking for excitement or relaxation, try one of these frugal getaways.
And...Breathe: Become More Patient in 9 Easy Steps
In a world of cell phones and instant downloads, being patient isn't just a virtue — it's downright difficult. Take a deep breath and follow these steps.
The Best Secured Card with No Foreign Transaction Fees
If you travel aboard frequently or make a lot of foreign purchases, you'll need a credit card that offers a low or no foreign transaction fee.
5 Ways to Protect Your Business During a Divorce
Just because your marriage went kaput doesn't mean your jointly-run small business needs to. Here's how to protect yourself — and your business.
7 Signs Your 401(k) is Underperforming
If your 401(k) is failing to impress, better to know it now than never. Here are some early warning signs your retirement fund is sinking.
When to Buy Brand Names: Sometimes, the Splurge Is Worth It
As important as it is to save money, it’s just as important to spend it wisely. And that means that sometimes, it makes sense to pay more for a brand-name item.
3 Unexpected Hurdles You Might Encounter When Applying for Social Security Benefits
Social Security is not always a well-oiled machine. Don't get hung up on these snags when applying for benefits.
How to Visit San Francisco Without Going Broke
Yes, Baghdad by the Bay really is the most expensive city in the country — but no, you don't have to spend a fortune visiting it!
Being Poor Without Being Pitiful
I have spent a good portion of my young life being poor. Growing up on a small family farm during the agriculture crises in the 80’s gave me perspective on what poverty really mean