The garden's bounty is arriving in overflowing CSA boxes and crowded store produce bins. Now is the time to learn the sweet and sour art of home food preservation.
Today we found articles on simple ways to spread happiness, free ways to learn self-defense skills, and cleaning mistakes you didn’t realize you were making.
Stunts like these may not be right for jobs outside of media and marketing. But if resumes and LinkedIn updates aren't working, why not give one of them a shot?
Ann Coulter recently managed to remind us that she's still around by saying yet another stupid thing.
Now, I'm not going to defend or attack Coulter. [more]
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How to Build an Investment Portfolio for Under $5000
So you've been diligently saving and you're ready to move some money into longer term investments. Try this easy-to-follow plan for investment newbs.
Is It Smart to Pay College Tuition With a Credit Card?
Putting your college tuition on plastic is certainly an option; but should you do it?
The 5 Best Cast Iron Skillets
Cooking meat to perfection isn't easy, but it can be. Get any of these five cast iron skillets and take your cooking to the next level of delish.
8 Ways to Deal When You Work With Someone You Hate
Every place you have ever worked will have that one person you cannot stand. How do you deal with them without losing your sanity? Here's how.
Are You Tipping Wrong? This Is What You Should Be Leaving
Seems like every service counter we encounter includes a strategically placed tip jar. Find out who you should be tipping (and how much).
Best Money Tips: Essential Tips to Manage Your 401(k)
Today we found articles on tips for managing your 401(k), steps you can take to get your tax refund ASAP, and how to hustle as a new parent.
25 Money-Saving Strategies That Are Actually Hurting You
Penny wise pound-foolish is no way to build real wealth. Are your too-frugal habits costing you money?
5 Reasons Getting Rich Quick Is Unlikely and Always Will Be
If getting rich quick was easy, we'd all be doing it.
A First-Timer's Guide to Using Airbnb
Never used Airbnb before? No problem. Here's how to book a rental, what to expect, and things to look out for.
ZipList Giving Away $600 to Lucky Wise Bread Readers!
To enter simply leave a comment telling us your favorite Thanksgiving budget dish or comfort food!
The 5 Best Mixers
Whether you're stirring sauces or creaming together cake batter, a hand or stand mixer can be a valuable kitchen tool. Here are your best options.
Preserving In-Season Foods for Off-Season Feasts
The garden's bounty is arriving in overflowing CSA boxes and crowded store produce bins. Now is the time to learn the sweet and sour art of home food preservation.
The 7 Most Relaxing Ways to Spend Your Lunch Hour
When your lunch break rolls around, leave the computer, get off the phone, and use your time for you — stop giving it to the man.
How to Respond to House-Shaming
Everyone you know says you should buy instead of rent. Here's how to tell those house-shamers to pound sand.
How to Clear Out Financial Clutter
Any kind of clutter can weigh you down, even financial clutter. So clear it out and get your finances back on track.
Best Money Tips: Simple Ways to Spread Happiness
Today we found articles on simple ways to spread happiness, free ways to learn self-defense skills, and cleaning mistakes you didn’t realize you were making.
4 Ways to Make Money Doing Household Chores
Looking for a side gig that doesn't have hefty startup fees? You can make up to $25 an hour doing everyday household chores for other people.
7 Job Search Stunts to Get You Noticed by Employers
Stunts like these may not be right for jobs outside of media and marketing. But if resumes and LinkedIn updates aren't working, why not give one of them a shot?
Does it pay to be a jerk?
Ann Coulter recently managed to remind us that she's still around by saying yet another stupid thing. Now, I'm not going to defend or attack Coulter. [more]
3 Reasons Not to Save for Your Child's College Fund
It goes against common advice, but you might be better off not saving for your child's college education. Here's why.