High credit card debt and a low credit score are thought of as the proverbial nail in the personal finance coffin. Not so! It really isn't the end of the world.
Today we found articles on tips for saving big on summer flights, an expert’s guide to making money from flea market flips, and the secrets to maintaining weight loss.
You're not imagining it — customer service is getting worse. But Consumerist Deputy Editor Chris Morran has a few suggestions to help you get the service you need.
A friend recently told me that someone she knows is so cheap that he would not let her use paper towels at his place. Yet at the same time he complains about not having enough mon
Food, Inc., a movie detailing the origins and production of food, came to theaters last month. While I'm glad I've become more knowledgeable about food, in light of Food, Inc.'s re
I got an email from President Obama yesterday. Did you? The email was from a whitehouse.gov address, not democrats.org or another political site. So, if you were one of the 13 mi
Over the last several years, many of us have developed convictions about eating less, eating local, and eating organic. But when our convictions about food clash with our convictio
Today we found articles on simple routines that keep you organized in the kitchen, ways to live on $1,000 a month, and the highest-paying low-stress careers right now.
Today we found articles on full-time businesses you can start on a part-time budget, ways to save at the airport, and reasons why you should travel in fall.
My bank charged me almost $100 in overdraft fees, even though my bank statement never went negative. As one of my colleagues here at Wise Bread reported last week, banks use this s
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Your Bad Credit Isn't the End of the World
High credit card debt and a low credit score are thought of as the proverbial nail in the personal finance coffin. Not so! It really isn't the end of the world.
10 Ways to Lower Medicare Part D Costs
Learn how speaking with a pharmacist can help you save hundreds of dollars each year.
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It's hot outside! Battle summer's brutal heat with these cool and easy ways to chill.
5 Appraisal Facts That Could Save You Big Money
A low appraisal may cost you a home loan or sale. Check out these tips on getting the appraisal you need.
Don't Let These Expenses Spoil Your Retirement Abroad
Retirement is a time to relax and enjoy, especially if you move abroad. Don't get stuck facing these large unexpected (and stressful) bills
10 Painless Ways to Save for Vacation
10 easy ways to save $1,650 a year--the cost of an average American vacation.
How Much Money Will You Save With Energy Star Appliances?
While it might seem smarter to stick with older appliances, stocking your home with Energy Star appliances can save you major cash in the long run.
Best Money Tips: How to Save Big on Summer Flights
Today we found articles on tips for saving big on summer flights, an expert’s guide to making money from flea market flips, and the secrets to maintaining weight loss.
A Consumerist Editor Talks About How to Tackle Inept Customer Service
You're not imagining it — customer service is getting worse. But Consumerist Deputy Editor Chris Morran has a few suggestions to help you get the service you need.
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If you're not getting called in for job interviews, the problem could be your cover letter. Make sure it's up to snuff by avoiding these mistakes.
Food, Inc. and the Origins of Your Food: 3 Reasons to Remain Ignorant (Plus Free Movie Screenings)
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How to Get Emails from the President
I got an email from President Obama yesterday. Did you? The email was from a whitehouse.gov address, not democrats.org or another political site. So, if you were one of the 13 mi
The Lowdown on Spending Less for Your Food but Getting More
Over the last several years, many of us have developed convictions about eating less, eating local, and eating organic. But when our convictions about food clash with our convictio
Best Money Tips: Stay Organized With These Simple Kitchen Routines
Today we found articles on simple routines that keep you organized in the kitchen, ways to live on $1,000 a month, and the highest-paying low-stress careers right now.
How to Deal with Recession Anxiety
These methods will help you to avoid participating in the recession and the fear mongering that prevail during such periods.
Best Money Tips: You Can Start These Full-Time Businesses on a Part-Time Budget
Today we found articles on full-time businesses you can start on a part-time budget, ways to save at the airport, and reasons why you should travel in fall.
My Bank Stole My Grocery Money
My bank charged me almost $100 in overdraft fees, even though my bank statement never went negative. As one of my colleagues here at Wise Bread reported last week, banks use this s
Here's Why Multitasking and Money Don't Mix
Science says multitasking hurts our productivity. Here's how multitasking keeps you from your financial goals, too.
5 Ways Wrath Is Keeping You Poor
You might be deeply angry about something, but that kind of emotion is not doing your finances any good at all.