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Some rules of personal finance are handed down for generations. How many of these "cents-able" money lessons from Grandma and Grandpa are yours, too?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
6 Age Milestones That Impact Your Retirement
You can drive at 16 and vote at 18. Don't forget, though, that important age milestones come later in life, too.
8 Great Jobs for the Next 10 Years
What will the job market look like in the next 10 years? Find out which careers are a good pick in this quick guide.
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Topic: Frugal ways to have fun this summer. Join our conversation for chance to win Amazon gift certificates! Use #WBChat to participate
Best Money Tips: Smart Money Moves for College Freshmen
Today we found some great articles on smart money moves for college freshmen, ways to save money on your next vacation, and how to stop wasting money.
7 Tricks for Enjoying Fine Dining on a Budget
While Spago doesn't offer a Blue Plate Special, you can dine there and still make your rent. You just need to know when to go and where to sit.
How Complacency Keeps You From Financial Security
Is your lack of action killing your financial future? It's time to stop being so complacent.
5 Things You Should Never Try to Save On
Living frugally often means finding the lowest cost option, but for products and services like these, it usually pays to spend a little more.
Feelin’ Flakey: 7 Delicious Corn Flake Ideas
There's a lot more to do with corn flakes than just toss 'em in a bowl with some milk. Discover surprising uses for this cheap ingredient.
How to Determine If Your Finances Are Ready for a Big Purchase
A home, a car, the latest pricey gadget — before you commit to buying, you better make sure you can afford such a large purchase.
Best Money Tips: Make Extra Income With These Flexible Side Gigs
Today we found some great articles on flexible side gigs that will help you make some extra money, popular home upgrades that aren’t worth it, and using social media to save money.
How To Eat Well And Stay Healthy Despite Long Work Hours
Long hours at the office are no excuse for an unhealthful diet.
6 Kinds of Insurance That Aren't Worth It -- And What to Do Instead
Logic tends to get overlooked when it comes to "better safe than sorry." But for these six types of insurance, safer simply isn't worth the cost.
8 Secrets to a Debt-Free Holiday Season
The holidays should be about family and fun and celebration — not about acquiring debt. Here's how to enjoy the former while avoiding the latter.
How to Score More Loyalty Perks From Your Credit Card Company
Savvy consumers haggle their way to cheaper utility and Internet bills. Do the same with your credit cards and you'll pay less interest and fees.
Best Money Tips: Saving Money at Restaurants
Today we found some great articles on saving money at restaurants, steps to lower a cell phone bill, and ways to give gifts people want.
6 Mistakes to Avoid When Shopping for Car Insurance
Too often, drivers pay more than they need to for car insurance. Discover how to avoid common mistakes and save lots of cash.
Dishwasher Smells Bad? Here's How to Fix It
Yikes! Dishwasher smelling a little foul these days? It's a simple fix —anyone can do it!
14 Fun Winter Staycation Ideas
You don't have to break the bank to get some R&R this winter. Get away (without going too far) with these fun winter staycations.
5 Lucrative Climate Change Investments That Can Help Save the World
Can you save the environment and take care of your personal finances at the same time? Yes, you can. Here's how.
10 Financial Lessons We Learn From Our Grandparents
Some rules of personal finance are handed down for generations. How many of these "cents-able" money lessons from Grandma and Grandpa are yours, too?