Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Insurance is there to protect you from costly damages to your home and car. But sometimes, it's best not to file a claim at all.
Coffee cups, unopened mail, convention swag — that clutter on your desk is flatlining your productivity. Dump it, and watch your efficiency soar!
When summer is in full swing, cold drinks are in order. Don't waste your money on sugar-filled store-bought stuff; make your own delicious drinks for cheap.
Not every retailer you shop will have flexible return policies or exemplary customer service. But you can still get a refund if you know who to ask.
Are you worrying too much about whether you should pay off your mortgage early or invest that extra cash? Here's an article for you.
A bankruptcy doesn't have to be a black mark on your financial wellbeing. You can bounce back.
Get 2x points for gas and groceries with the U.S. Bank Perks+ Visa Signature Credit Card.
You feel like you don't have enough money to take the plunge in investing. That's not true! You can get started with less than you think.
You take time to research products that will cost you $20 — but how much do you research the person who advises you on spending thousands of dollars?
A one-day DIY project can spruce up your home and give you a sense of accomplishment without the time commitment of a bigger project.
It's almost mid-summer and that means we're deep into grilling season. Mix up your routine with these delicious summery recipes to try.
Home is where the heart is — and it has a history all its own. Here's how you can learn all about your new abode.
Before trusting your finances to any old somebody, you need to carefully vet potential advisers. These basic questions will get you started.
When we think "Downsize" we think trading a big home for a small one. Don't stop there — there's lots of smaller stuff to downsize, too!
My first-ever individual stock holding was a Duke Power (now Duke Energy) share that I acquired through its Dividend Reinvestment Plan or DRIP. [more]
The right credit card can mean big savings for your back to school shopping. These are the best ones to use for this fall.
Today we found articles on smart ways to use a pay raise, frugal date ideas for any season, and tips for cleaning patio furniture efficiently.
Social media is fun, until it becomes your whole life. If you can relate, it might be time for a social media detox.
So you want to make new friends, but you don't want to empty your wallet in the process? Worry not, you have options.
Nearly half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure. Here's how to reduce yours without increasing pressure on your budget.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
7 Times You Shouldn't File an Insurance Claim
Insurance is there to protect you from costly damages to your home and car. But sometimes, it's best not to file a claim at all.
12 Things in Your Office You Can Throw Out Today
Coffee cups, unopened mail, convention swag — that clutter on your desk is flatlining your productivity. Dump it, and watch your efficiency soar!
Cold, Frugal Drinks to Keep You Cool in the Heat
When summer is in full swing, cold drinks are in order. Don't waste your money on sugar-filled store-bought stuff; make your own delicious drinks for cheap.
How to Get Your Money Back When You’re Denied a Refund
Not every retailer you shop will have flexible return policies or exemplary customer service. But you can still get a refund if you know who to ask.
Is Paying Off Your Mortgage Early Costing You Money?
Are you worrying too much about whether you should pay off your mortgage early or invest that extra cash? Here's an article for you.
How to Bounce Back From a Bankruptcy
A bankruptcy doesn't have to be a black mark on your financial wellbeing. You can bounce back.
U.S. Bank Perks+ Visa Signature Card Review
Get 2x points for gas and groceries with the U.S. Bank Perks+ Visa Signature Credit Card.
You Can Start Investing With a Lot Less Money Than You Think
You feel like you don't have enough money to take the plunge in investing. That's not true! You can get started with less than you think.
How to Choose a Real Estate Agent
You take time to research products that will cost you $20 — but how much do you research the person who advises you on spending thousands of dollars?
10 Home DIY Projects You Can Do in One Day
A one-day DIY project can spruce up your home and give you a sense of accomplishment without the time commitment of a bigger project.
13 Delicious Early Summer Recipes to Try on Your Grill
It's almost mid-summer and that means we're deep into grilling season. Mix up your routine with these delicious summery recipes to try.
How to Learn About Your Home's History
Home is where the heart is — and it has a history all its own. Here's how you can learn all about your new abode.
Ask These 5 Questions Before Deciding On a Financial Advisor
Before trusting your finances to any old somebody, you need to carefully vet potential advisers. These basic questions will get you started.
7 Things You Can Downsize Right Now
When we think "Downsize" we think trading a big home for a small one. Don't stop there — there's lots of smaller stuff to downsize, too!
Slow DRIP into investing
My first-ever individual stock holding was a Duke Power (now Duke Energy) share that I acquired through its Dividend Reinvestment Plan or DRIP. [more]
The Best Credit Cards for Back to School Shopping
The right credit card can mean big savings for your back to school shopping. These are the best ones to use for this fall.
Best Money Tips: Smart Ways to Use a Pay Raise
Today we found articles on smart ways to use a pay raise, frugal date ideas for any season, and tips for cleaning patio furniture efficiently.
8 Signs You Need a Social Media Detox
Social media is fun, until it becomes your whole life. If you can relate, it might be time for a social media detox.
7 Ways Grown-Ups Can Make New Friends Without Going Broke
So you want to make new friends, but you don't want to empty your wallet in the process? Worry not, you have options.
9 Cheap Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure
Nearly half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure. Here's how to reduce yours without increasing pressure on your budget.