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Go beyond basil with these 10 delicious pesto recipes that use everything from cilantro to beets!
Investing in the stock market can seem challenging, but you really can earn solid returns by keeping it simple.
Higher education comes at a cost. These companies get it, and they're helping employees pay down student debt one paycheck at a time.
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Our grandparents and great-grandparents weren't immune to money troubles, but these financial woes are a little more modern-age.
Travel rewards are great for jet-setters, but for the rest of us, cash back is the better deal.
Have a last-minute celebration? There's still time to craft an affordable, meaningful homemade gift with one of these 25 awesome ideas.
Made a few mistakes after starting your own business? Haven't we all. Take a look at a few lessons I've learned along the way.
You're capable of more than you think. Don't believe it? Just read what people like you have accomplished in less than a year.
It's not just enough to save for retirement; you need to make sure your money is inflation proof, too.
Too much growth too soon often results in too little cash to keep the doors open.
Nobody's perfect — but for tax filing, even small errors have big consequences! Keep an eye out for these easy-to-make tax return miscues.
A college education leaves many of us in debt. Loan forgiveness programs may be able to help — find out if you're eligible for one.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
11 Painless Ways to Trick Yourself Into Eating Less
Invite psychology and biology to your next meal and leave more on the plate instead of around your waist.
Create a Reverse Bucket List to Improve Your Money Management
A "reverse bucket list" — a running tally of all the wonderful things you've already accomplished — can be the perfect personal finance motivator.
Amazon Prime Benefits and How to Avoid the Price Hike
Prime is being raised by $20. Learn how to get it at a discount (or free!) and why it is still worth it.
How to Launch Your Second Career
It can be daunting to think about launching a second career. But with a little planning, and a few deep breaths, you'll get there.
20 Simple and Stylish DIY Clothing Projects for Women
You don't need a lot of money to refresh your wardrobe — just some inspiration and can-do spirit. These 20 easy projects will get you started.
10 Easy Pesto Recipes (And Only One Uses Basil!)
Go beyond basil with these 10 delicious pesto recipes that use everything from cilantro to beets!
Here's How Simply Investing in Companies You Love Can Make You Rich
Investing in the stock market can seem challenging, but you really can earn solid returns by keeping it simple.
These 17 Companies Will Help You Repay Your Student Loan
Higher education comes at a cost. These companies get it, and they're helping employees pay down student debt one paycheck at a time.
6 Items You Might Have Forgotten in Your Emergency Kit
Building an emergency kit is a key step in disaster preparedness. Here's a look at six items you might have left off the list of necessities.
Best Money Tips: Use Human Nature to Help Your Finances
Today we found some great articles on using human nature to help your finances, ways to save on apartment utilities, and how to find your passion.
Questions You Can't Ask When Hiring
Legally speaking, you can ask just about anything at a job interview. But there are plenty of questions that you should never actually ask, because they'll quickly come back to
6 Money Problems Our Grandparents Never Had
Our grandparents and great-grandparents weren't immune to money troubles, but these financial woes are a little more modern-age.
6 Reasons Cash Back Is Better Than Travel Rewards
Travel rewards are great for jet-setters, but for the rest of us, cash back is the better deal.
25 Gifts You Can Make Today
Have a last-minute celebration? There's still time to craft an affordable, meaningful homemade gift with one of these 25 awesome ideas.
7 Business Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
Made a few mistakes after starting your own business? Haven't we all. Take a look at a few lessons I've learned along the way.
You Can Too: 7 Amazing Things People Have Accomplished in Under a Year
You're capable of more than you think. Don't believe it? Just read what people like you have accomplished in less than a year.
4 Ways to Protect Your Retirement From Inflation
It's not just enough to save for retirement; you need to make sure your money is inflation proof, too.
How To Grow Your Business Without Going Broke
Too much growth too soon often results in too little cash to keep the doors open.
8 Tax Return Mistakes Even Smart People Make
Nobody's perfect — but for tax filing, even small errors have big consequences! Keep an eye out for these easy-to-make tax return miscues.
8 Ways to Get Student Loan Debt Forgiveness
A college education leaves many of us in debt. Loan forgiveness programs may be able to help — find out if you're eligible for one.