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Introverts are known for their quiet energy, but did you know they're also pretty good with money?
So you have a home project you've been wanting to tackle. Here's how to decide if you need a pricey pro.
Don't let high minimums dissuade your retirement savings goals. These Roth IRAs can get you started, no minimum investment required.
An HSA can be a great way to pay for health care, earn investment income and cut your taxes. Cut through the confusion before you jump in.
Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.
These 6 tools are reliable and affordable, designed to help get car maintenance and repair costs under control and well under budget.
A costly emergency has sprung up. The only problem? You have a second emergency — no money to cover it. Here's where to find funds fast.
Now that many of you have crunched the numbers for accelerating your mortgage payoff, I think you are ready for a quick lesson on speeding through your mortgage. Now, I am not sayi
Crisis averted! Your emergency fund came through when you needed it. Now it's time to rebuild that financial safety net before the other shoe drops.
Experts warn an economic downturn may be on the horizon. Is your money prepared?
Love Chick-fil-A? Get your fill — or more — with discounts and freebies from the popular quick serve chicken sandwich chain.
Before you hire a home inspector, make sure you get answers to these questions.
Credit card issuers are required to clearly display key credit terms in an easy-to-read format — the Schumer Box. Here’s how to unlock its meaning.
If you have the home equity to spare, you can borrow against it. Just be sure you're using the loan for something smart.
Looking for a safe travel destination that's not too far from home? There are several safe cities right here in the U.S. that you can visit.
Before your car repair bill drives off with your hard-earned money, consider lowering costs with some cheaper (and still reliable) used parts.
In between caring for your parents and your kids, you need to care for yourself, too — especially your financial future self.
Oats are jam-packed with nutritious goodies, but what to do if you hate oatmeal? Here are 11 (other) ways to enjoy this amazing grain.
The Internet loves an introvert — and you should too! Our more introspective friends are total aces in these social settings.
For just about any life event, there's an insurance policy to cover it. Do you need one of these plans?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
6 Smart Money Habits of Introverts
Introverts are known for their quiet energy, but did you know they're also pretty good with money?
Architect, Designer, or Contractor: Who Should You Hire for Your Project?
So you have a home project you've been wanting to tackle. Here's how to decide if you need a pricey pro.
5 Retirement Accounts You Don't Need a Ton of Money to Open
Don't let high minimums dissuade your retirement savings goals. These Roth IRAs can get you started, no minimum investment required.
8 Myths About Health Savings Accounts — Debunked!
An HSA can be a great way to pay for health care, earn investment income and cut your taxes. Cut through the confusion before you jump in.
How a Simple "Do Not Buy" List Keeps Money in Your Pocket
Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.
6 Slick Tools to Save Money on Car Repairs
These 6 tools are reliable and affordable, designed to help get car maintenance and repair costs under control and well under budget.
Where to Find Emergency Funds When You Don't Have an Emergency Fund
A costly emergency has sprung up. The only problem? You have a second emergency — no money to cover it. Here's where to find funds fast.
Speeding through your mortgage
Now that many of you have crunched the numbers for accelerating your mortgage payoff, I think you are ready for a quick lesson on speeding through your mortgage. Now, I am not sayi
6 Fast Ways to Restock an Emergency Fund After an Emergency
Crisis averted! Your emergency fund came through when you needed it. Now it's time to rebuild that financial safety net before the other shoe drops.
How to Prepare Your Money for the Coming Economic Slowdown
Experts warn an economic downturn may be on the horizon. Is your money prepared?
6 Ways to Score Free Food at Chick-fil-A
Love Chick-fil-A? Get your fill — or more — with discounts and freebies from the popular quick serve chicken sandwich chain.
8 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Home Inspector
Before you hire a home inspector, make sure you get answers to these questions.
Decipher Credit Card Offers With the Schumer Box
Credit card issuers are required to clearly display key credit terms in an easy-to-read format — the Schumer Box. Here’s how to unlock its meaning.
4 Smartest Ways to Use a Home-Equity Loan
If you have the home equity to spare, you can borrow against it. Just be sure you're using the loan for something smart.
10 Safe Cities to Visit in the U.S.
Looking for a safe travel destination that's not too far from home? There are several safe cities right here in the U.S. that you can visit.
9 Car Parts That Are Safe to Buy Used
Before your car repair bill drives off with your hard-earned money, consider lowering costs with some cheaper (and still reliable) used parts.
How to Save for Retirement While Caring for Kids and Parents
In between caring for your parents and your kids, you need to care for yourself, too — especially your financial future self.
11 Ways to Eat Oats When You Hate Oatmeal
Oats are jam-packed with nutritious goodies, but what to do if you hate oatmeal? Here are 11 (other) ways to enjoy this amazing grain.
7 Everyday Situations That Introverts Ace
The Internet loves an introvert — and you should too! Our more introspective friends are total aces in these social settings.
15 Surprising Insurance Policies You Might Need
For just about any life event, there's an insurance policy to cover it. Do you need one of these plans?