Today we found some great articles on ways to organize your life and save money, how to ask for a promotion, and ways to make your batteries last longer.
Today we found some awesome articles on saving on college textbooks, never wasting money on spoiled food again, and surprising times when your credit counts.
People often recommend cutting out little expenses to help get back on financial track. What's rarely mentioned is that this alone won't solve the problem.
I thank my lucky stars (and the patience of my husband) that it didn’t take me quite 10 years to get a handle on my financial situation. At 29, I’m hardly what you would consider
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Best Money Tips: Use Your Social Media Profiles to Find a Job
Today we found some awesome articles on using social media to find a job, saving money on a rental car, and what to buy in thrift stores.
How to Get Through a Tough Financial Emergency
Few things feel worse than dire money emergencies. You can get through it — stay calm, prioritize, and bounce back stronger than before.
Best Money Tips: Organize Your Life and Save Money
Today we found some great articles on ways to organize your life and save money, how to ask for a promotion, and ways to make your batteries last longer.
7 Edible Adventures Anyone Can Afford
Unleash your inner locavore by experimenting with the foods and food culture hiding right in plain sight in your neighborhood.
Best Money Tips: Should You Discuss Money in Front of Your Kids?
Today we found some awesome articles on discussing money in front of your kids, ways to make $50 in a day, and ways to get out of debt.
Best Money Tips: Budget Vacation Tips
Today we found some great articles on budget vacation tips, ideas to help save on wedding flowers, and getting a raise in a difficult economy.
Ingenuity: The Ultimate Frugal Skill
At Wise Bread, we talk a lot about frugal skills. But in many ways, there's one skill that trumps them all — ingenuity.
5 Unmistakeable Signs You're Slacking at Work
Put the phone down and stop missing deadlines. These are the signs you need to step up your game up at work — and soon!
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save Money on College Textbooks
Today we found some awesome articles on saving on college textbooks, never wasting money on spoiled food again, and surprising times when your credit counts.
5 Things a Homebuyer Shouldn't Say to a Seller's Agent
An open house is the perfect time to get the deets on your potential dream home. It's not the time to get chatty with the seller's agent.
5 Signs You Probably Need an Accountant
Missed tax deductions, a side income, a house — it's not long before money gets complicated. When should you hire a pro?
10 Clever Ways to Improve Your Home Gym
Skip the membership and save a ton on your fitness regimen. These home gym pump-ups will have you excited to get your sweat on.
What's the Right Percentage of Cash for Your Portfolio?
Cash can play an important role when it comes to investing, but it can also slow overall portfolio growth. What's stability actually worth?
The Limits of Small Economies
People often recommend cutting out little expenses to help get back on financial track. What's rarely mentioned is that this alone won't solve the problem.
10 Gifts Everybody Gets, But Nobody Wants
Scented candles, tacky pajamas...we've all gotten at least a few of these duddy holiday gifts.
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8 Crazy Jobs You Didn't Know Existed
Did you know stuffing olives was an actual job, done by actual people? We didn't either.
Ask the Readers: Have You Ever Attended a Business Conference?
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Ask the Readers: Do Your Kids Have Chores?
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Money Management Lessons: Not Quite 10 Years to Life
I thank my lucky stars (and the patience of my husband) that it didn’t take me quite 10 years to get a handle on my financial situation. At 29, I’m hardly what you would consider