Today we found some fantastic articles on saving at the movies, throwing a cheap and easy holiday party, and why investing your emergency fund is a bad idea.
There is lots of advice out there on how to save money on drinking by buying this or that wine. But forget that—everyone's tastes are different and one person's "good wine" might b
Caffeine, whether from coffee, tea, soda pop, or energy drink, is more than a chemical pick-me-up. Read on to learn how it helps us think, breathe, and more.
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This week a government committee is investigating the cause of the financial crisis by interrogating bank titans what exactly went wrong. Complicit: How Greed and Collusion Made th
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Estate planning is much more than just divvying up your coin collection and jewelry. Quite the contrary, there are a number of issues that a good estate plan can address.
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
13 Ways to Come Out of Christmas With a Healthier Savings Account
The holidays are tough on the budget and on savings. Come out ahead this year with these creative income boosts and cost cutters.
Best Money Tips: The Ultimate Guide to Saving Money at the Movies
Today we found some fantastic articles on saving at the movies, throwing a cheap and easy holiday party, and why investing your emergency fund is a bad idea.
15 Fresh Corn Recipes You'll Swoon Over
Mid-summer means corn — and lots of it. Go beyond butter and salt with fun recipes that give corn on the cob new life.
Wine Tastings: Finding Cheap Wine That You Like
There is lots of advice out there on how to save money on drinking by buying this or that wine. But forget that—everyone's tastes are different and one person's "good wine" might b
Flashback Friday: 63 Delicious Ways to Enjoy Leftovers
Leftovers don't have to be a disappointing meal choice. Make those second-day meals as delicious as the first with these food hacks.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Kickstart Your Inner Cheapskate
Today we found some stellar articles on kickstarting your inner cheapskate, maximizing charity donations, and why you didn't get a promotion.
5 Difficult Conversations You Have to Have With Your Spouse
You know strong relationships are built on trust and openness, so make sure you discuss these five things with your partner.
9 Great Stocks for Back-to-School Time
Back-to-school stocks are poised to have a strong autumn. Consider adding these strong cool-weather performers to your portfolio.
Six Tips to Saving on Tax Preparation Fees
Paying taxes is bad enough. Could you be saving money on the preparation fees, too? I asked my C.P.A. to give a few tips.
10 Surprising Benefits of: Caffeine
Caffeine, whether from coffee, tea, soda pop, or energy drink, is more than a chemical pick-me-up. Read on to learn how it helps us think, breathe, and more.
Ask the Readers: Is Now the Time to Shop?
Are you thinking that maybe, this year is a "special" year? Do you think it may be wise to buy as soon as possible, instead of waiting out the pending Black Friday tradition and t
9 Old Kitchen Tools You Can Flip for Cash
What's hiding in the back of your kitchen drawers and cabinets? Cash, that's what.
How to Improve Your Life by Becoming a Better Quitter
Nobody likes a quitter, but quitting some of what you're doing may be the best thing to do for your productivity — and your life. Learn why.
20 Snacks That Will Keep You Energized Through the Day
Power through the mid-morning slump and afternoon doldrums with a healthful handful of these nutritious, energy-rich snacks.
Book Review: Complicit - How Greed and Collusion Made the Credit Crisis Unstoppable
This week a government committee is investigating the cause of the financial crisis by interrogating bank titans what exactly went wrong. Complicit: How Greed and Collusion Made th
Ruthless Frugality
Put some thought into where really cheap stuff comes from.
You Can't Make It as a One-Car Family: Now What?
Being a one-car family is great for trimming the budget, but let's be real — it's not always easy. Here's how to afford that second set of wheels.
Book Review: The Little Book of Big Dividends
Did you know that from 1926 to the present, dividends have accounted for 43 percent of the total return of the S&P 500 index? The Little Book of Big Dividends by Charles B Carlson,
Do You Need an Estate Plan?
Estate planning is much more than just divvying up your coin collection and jewelry. Quite the contrary, there are a number of issues that a good estate plan can address.
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