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Lifestyle Employee Benefits with Payback
Wellness programs, employee assistance programs (EAPs), and more hold promise for boosting employee well-being and company profits.
Repaint Your Old Furniture for a Budget Décor Update
Give new life to your old furniture with this step-by-step guide to applying good old-fashioned paint.
4 Affordable Autumn Destinations for Nature Lovers
Want your fall foliage at an affordable price? These destinations have it all.
Best Money Tips: How to Prep Your Home for Fall and Winter
Today we found articles on how to prepare your home for fall and winter, money-saving beauty hacks, and a checklist to help you get ready for overnight guests.
Best Money Tips: 140+ Places With Birthday Freebies
Today we found some great articles on over 140 freebies you can get on your birthday, how to keep assets separate in a marriage, and lies that happy people don’t believe.
4 Ways To Negotiate Your Debt When Cash Flow Is Slow
When you owe a vendor more than you can pay, you and your vendor both have a problem. Solve it.
Throwing Awesome Parties on a Budget
You don't need a lot of money to throw a truly killer party. Discover the four basic things a good party needs, and how you can get them all for cheap.
10 Things People Without Debt Do
Debt is not a fact of life. Learn from the lifestyles of those who break free and get on track to following them out of the hole.
Don't Be Fooled by an Investment's Rate of Return
You might get excited looking at that promising investment return — but it can be misleading. Here's what else you should look for.
How Simplifying Your Accounts Can Improve Your Finances
Discover how you can simplify your life and improve your finances at the same time by minimizing and streamlining your accounts.
How to Deal With Reverse Culture Shock When Returning Home
Lots of people experience culture shock while traveling, but reverse culture shock upon returning home can be overwhelming, too.
8 Old School Manners We Want Back
Graciousness and gratitude are harder to come by these days — but these old school manners really are timeless. Let's bring them back!
6 Things You Can Negotiate When Buying a Home
Buying a house is a big deal -- and almost all of it is negotiable. Here's what else you can haggle over besides price.
Healthcare 2.0: Websites to Help You Save on Doctors, Dentists, and More
Being without health insurance can be terrifying — and it's a growing problem. These resources can help you find coverage for less.
Our Worst Financial Mistakes and What You Can Learn From Them
Wise Bread bloggers share their worst financial mistakes. Hopefully, wherever you may be in your living-large journey, you can learn from us.
How to Spring-Clean Your Debt
Spring is in the air! Time to make your debt repayment plan bloom.
Opting out of the money economy
It's a quirk of mine that I've always found the idea of opting out of the money economy to be interesting.
The 7 Most Outrageously Expensive Whole Foods Products
With $30 emu eggs and $70 air plants, it's no wonder Whole Foods carries the "Whole Paycheck" nickname. Who buys this stuff?
Best Money Tips: How to Save Money at the Airport
Today we found some great articles on saving money at the airport, changing habits, and DIY color-catching laundry sheets.
Better cars are not the answer
Wise Bread is an optimistic place. There are some people who can't see the congruence between optimism and frugality. I'm talking about the people who point to our progre