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New $100 Bill Unveiled
Even though ordinary people hardly ever receive or spend one, with the number of $100 bills in circulation in the billions it's worth putting the effort into making them extreme
How to Have an Above-Average Life for Below-Average Prices
If you target your spending on the things that matter most to you (and not to everyone else), you can often get more for less. Here's how it works.
10 Dumb Things Holding You Back From Getting a New Job
It's hard to land a job. Don't let any of these dumb mistakes make it harder.
Best Money Tips: Little Known Uses for Fruit Peels, Shells, and Seeds
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we give you some useful tips for repurposing fruit sk
Getting Your Credit Limit Raised
It doesn't necessarily make sense, but by practicing a potentially bad habit, you can easily get your credit limit raised.
Old Stuff: How to Kindly Receive and Reuse
Taking in free items can be a savvy, frugal move. Be on guard so that you won't be the not-so-proud owner of useless stuff.
Why Do a Credit Card Balance Transfer, and How?
Learn the pros and cons of transferring a credit card balance, as well as how to choose the right credit card for you.
Best Money Tips: 9 Good Reasons to Can Your Own Food
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we tell you why canning is the real deal, how to find "super-secret" stadium deals, and how to encourage a capitalist kid!
Why the Age of Your Credit History Matters
Your credit history is like a fine wine — the longer it matures, the better it is.
5 Money Moves to Make Before Moving Out on Your Own
Before striking out on your own, set yourself up for financial success while Mom and Dad have still got your back.
How to Have a Successful Garage Sale
I recently had my first garage sale ever as an adult. It was a wild success, if I do say so myself. How’d I do it? Here are some things I did that might be helpful when you plan yo
9 Ways Staying on Budget Can Be Fun (Really!)
Let's face it: Staying on budget is hard. But if you make it fun, you'll get some short-term kicks while you're saving for long-term goals.
You're Doing It Wrong: 6 Health and Fitness Rules That Have Changed
Health and fitness guidelines come and go almost as quickly as donuts become muffin tops. Get up to date on the latest health rules.
How Are People Retiring in Their 30s?!
What if you could retire and travel the world by your 30s? It's not just fantasy — these bloggers have done it!
8 Simple Ways to De-Stink Your Stuff
Phew! What's that smell? Whatever it is, eliminate it with one of these simple de-stinkers made with stuff you probably already have on hand.
Best Money Tips: Job Interview Myths
Today, we share 10 myths about job interviews, green ideas for a sustainable Thanksgiving, and helpful tips for smooth carpooling.
5 Reasons to Ignore the January Effect
Discover why some analysts think you should buy stocks now...and why you should ignore them.
6 Powerful Images of Money and What They Really Mean
From Fearless Girl to Uncle Scrooge's vault, these iconic money images continue to shape our outlook on finance.
Get Out There! The Power of Vulnerability
Letting yourself become more vulnerable is easy, terrifying, and wonderful. Learn how a recent TED talk totally changed my outlook.
5 Ways to Turn Credit Card Rewards Into Real Wealth
Looking to do more with your credit card rewards or cash back? With a little effort, they can help you build real wealth.