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If you've got the post-holiday blues, don't worry — here are 20 inexpensive ways to make January feel a little bit less blah.
13 Holiday-Season Costs Everyone Always Forgets About
You're rocking your holiday budget, when suddenly… one of these easy-to-forget holiday costs pops up. Don't overlook these budget-busters.
10 New Year Money Resolutions Anyone Can Keep
This New Year, make some resolutions you can actually keep — and that will actually help your finances..
Do not buy something just because you can afford it
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The Shanghai Supposition: Better Choices=More Choices=Better Experiences
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Best Money Tips: Ways to Save on Wine
Today we found some great articles on ways to save on wine, career strategies of high earners, and things you can do to live a happier life.
The Costa Rica Heist (Remix) A case for T.I.
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Control Your Debt With an Annual Clean Sweep
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The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Speed Reading: A Book Review
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4 Sneaky Store Perks That Make You Overspend
Buyer beware! Those awesome shopping "perks" you love put you right where the store wants you — reaching into your pocket for more cash.
Don't treat businesses like people
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The Gen X Last-Minute-Get-Creative Xmas Present Alternative
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6 Smart Summer Side Jobs for New Grads
About to receive your diploma, but have no job and zero cash? These side jobs will help you make some summer dough.
Wise Bread Hits the Internet Airwaves!
You’ve read the posts, shared in the forums, and even posted some very worthy comments. Now there’s one more way to “live large on a small budget,” and it’s available via Blog Tal
Best Money Tips: How to Make Money While Shopping Online
Today we found some great articles on how to make money when shopping online, landing a big raise next year, and things to buy in October to save big.
Best Money Tips: Raise Your Kids and Save Money, Too
Your precious little ones bring so much joy, so much fulfillment, and so much credit card debt. This week in Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup, we explore ways to save money
My 2016 Budget Challenge: Does Taking a Regular Day Job Mean Giving Up?
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When Something Breaks, Should You Repair or Replace?
The common line is that it's better to repair than replace, but that's not always true. Here's how to figure out what you should do when something breaks.
Best Money Tips: 10 Basic Financial Formulas You Need to Know
Today we found articles on the basic financial formulas you need to know, simple secrets for a fast sale on your house, and what to do when your wallet is stolen.
How to Avoid Getting Scammed With a Reverse Mortgage
Reverse mortgages don't have the best reputation, but when entered into wisely, an HECM can offer seniors strapped for cash real help.