A few times I've written a post that I thought was good, but that seemed to vanish into the blogosphere without a trace. On my two-year anniversary of writing for Wise Bread, I
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You know sometime in November you'll be rushing around trying to think of cheap Xmas gifts to buy or make. Why the rush? Start now with some simple fun things to make that everyone
I recently became a member of my wife’s gym. I had always hesitated, being a frugal person I preferred to work out at home with a few weights and some exercise DVDs. But, when I di
Some well known mainstays of Corporate America have decided not to wait for an official recovery but to sell the idea of it to you. Can we collectively as corporate citizens and co
A couple months ago I wrote about the pros and cons of extending and expanding the popular first time homebuyer tax credit which was due to expire on November 30th, 2009. I wrote
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. We look at five yummy tax breaks that could have dire consequences, how to make the most scrumptious Italian beef stew, and how
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
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A few times I've written a post that I thought was good, but that seemed to vanish into the blogosphere without a trace. On my two-year anniversary of writing for Wise Bread, I
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6 Surprising Things You Still Can't Do Online in 2016
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Being Healthy Can Have Big Cash Rewards
I recently became a member of my wife’s gym. I had always hesitated, being a frugal person I preferred to work out at home with a few weights and some exercise DVDs. But, when I di
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Choosing the path of least resistance doesn't mean you're lazy; it means you're playing to your strengths. Here's why you should keep doing it.
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Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended and Expanded
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How to Become One of Those "Lucky" People Who Scores Great Deals
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How "Radical Implosion" Can Help You Get Ahead at Work — and Everywhere Else
Fear can destroy your life. Radical implosion can help you destroy your fears.
The 5 Best Bluetooth Headphones
If you're looking for headphones that sound good and don't leave you tethered to a device, choose one of these great pairs.
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Best Money Tips: 5 Beloved Tax Perks with Ugly Downsides
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. We look at five yummy tax breaks that could have dire consequences, how to make the most scrumptious Italian beef stew, and how
10 Wines That Taste Pricier Than They Are
In the world of wine, more expensive doesn't necessarily mean better. Here are 10 delicious, affordable bottles to watch for.
Stop Falling for These 6 Social Security Myths
Put the fearmongering to rest. These harmful Social Security myths are a hazard to your money.
The Surprising True Source of Wealth Creation (That You Probably Already Have)
Building substantial savings isn't all about investment. In fact, you might already have the best tool in your grasp.
Protect Your Home and Family From Fire With These Easy Safety Basics
These home fire safety measures are frugal, easy, and prudent. Give yourself a little peace of mind with just a few minutes of effort.
What Happens to Your Online Stuff After You Die?
After you're gone, your virtual self will live on — for a while. Grant your heirs access to your digital property before it's gone, too.
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