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4 Ways to Eat Less Salt Without Losing Flavor
Whether you're a foodie or just eating to live, the amount of salt we all use in cooking can easily creep higher and higher over the years. And with so many varieties from which to choose, it can be hard to limit sodium whether for certain health conditions, like hypertension, or just as a...
8 Ways to Help Your Clothes Last Longer
If you've gone shopping for clothes lately, you know that making a few new additions to your wardrobe can involve dropping some serious cash. I mean, who decided that regular button-up oxford shirts are worth $45 each? And on what remote mist-covered island are monks weaving denim that makes jeans...
Best Money Tips: Most Common Job Interview Questions
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some awesome articles on the most common job interview questions, car maintenance services you can get for free, and affordable ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
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The 25 Most Common Job Interview Questions Asked...
The 6 Most Important Health Appointments You Must Stop Avoiding
Between work, family, and every other personal obligation, you might forget to take good care of yourself. Too many unhealthy foods may creep into your diet; workouts might become few and far between; and doctor visits might be the furthest thing from your mind — at least until you start to...
8 Ways to Improve Your Career, Get Ahead, and Become Upwardly Mobile
A recent research study shows that the odds of a child moving to a higher socioeconomic bracket as an adult have remained relatively stable over the past 20 years. But the study also showed that a significant factor determining where a child winds up on the earnings ladder is where they start. Rich...
Five Simple Ways To Beat Low Back Pain
Have you ever suffered from low back pain? If not, you’re in the minority. 80% of people will at some stage experience this debilitating condition.
So, if you do suffer from back pain, what action can you take to solve the problem?
Well, the first priority is to change your perception of the...
The Helicopter-Jumper’s Guide to Talking About Yourself: 10 Ways to Share Your Accomplishments Without Sounding like a Jerk
Editor’s Note: This a guest post by John Corcoran. Have you ever met someone whose personal story just blew you away? My friend Tom is one of those guys. A West Point graduate, Tom spent a few years in a U.S. Army special forces unit where his job was to parachute deploy into warzones from...
Unclutter your tech with the Rule of One
Can you apply the Rule of One to groups of your possessions? If so, unclutter the extraneous items and enjoy having fewer distractions.
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5 Ways to Make More Money in Under 10 Hours a Week
Money may not buy you love or happiness, but it sure does make life easier, doesn't it?
Besides ensuring you have access to all the basic necessities, money also gives you a certain freedom that you might not have had otherwise. Freedom to travel, freedom to pursue more education, freedom to be a...
10 Surprisingly Dangerous Things You Have in Your Home
We all know our homes are full of dangerous items — cleaning products with poisonous chemicals, candles left unattended, hot water temperatures set too high — but many of these dangers can be avoided with common sense. Other dangers in your home, however, may take more finesse to avoid...
Best Money Tips: Commonly Overlooked Tax Deductions
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some stellar articles on commonly overlooked tax deductions, where you can learn home improvement skills, and tips for escalating your productivity.
Top 5 Articles
10 Commonly Overlooked Tax Deductions for 2014 — Don't overlook...
The Simple Way to Make Multitasking Actually Work
At the moment, as I am working on this article, I am also watching television, checking Twitter and Facebook, texting with my daughter, checking on dinner, and chatting with a colleague on G+ chat. I am attempting to multitask, but judging by how long it has taken me to write these first few lines...
The 5 Best Bluetooth Headsets
Bluetooth headsets sometimes get a bad rap for their sci-fi aesthetic and the way they can confuse the people around you into thinking you're talking to them. But for those who live on-the-go and on their phones, it can be an essential accessory. To help you sift through the features that are...
Questions and Answers: A Beginners Guide to Meditation
In an extract from her just-published book, Inspiration Meditation, (part of the Go Creative! series) Orna Ross, bestselling novelist and poet and Director of The Alliance of Independent Authors, answers some of the first questions asked by beginners to meditation, allowing you to establish good...
Is College for Everyone? An Introduction and Timeline of College in America
“A college education unfits rather than fits men to affairs.” –Andrew Carnegie, 1901 Over one hundred years ago, one of the richest and most successful men in America, Andrew Carnegie, thought that college was not only unnecessary, but actually detrimental for the average young man. At...
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This week's topic: Cutting Costs Around the House! Learn about saving on cable and Internet, electricity, and your water bill. Share with us your favorite...
Want to Read about Writing? Here Are My Five Favorite Books about Writing.
Every Wednesday is List Day, or Tip Day, or Quiz Day. This Wednesday: My five favorite books about writing. It’s not easy to write a book about writing that’s also a pleasure to read. Here are my favorites: 1. William Zinsser, On Writing Well. I’ve read this book several times,...
The Art of Learning: The Tool of Choice for Top Athletes, Traders, and Creatives
This post is about the third book in the Tim Ferriss Book Club, which is limited to books that have dramatically impacted my life. Enjoy! “I strongly recommend [The Art of Learning] for anyone who lives in a world of competition, whether it’s sports or business or anywhere else.”...
How to Make a Torch: An Illustrated Guide
Whether navigating the woods in a survival situation or hunting for treasure deep in the tunnels of an ancient temple, knowing how to make a torch with just a few common supplies is a valuable skill. Need fire and don’t have matches on hand? Read up on how to start a fire. Illustration by Ted...
Introducing Our New Deals Editor, Carrie Rocha from Pocket Your Dollars
We are very fortunate to be able to welcome to our Wise Bread team, Carrie Rocha, as our new Deals Editor. Many of you may already be familiar with her name, from her popular site, Pocket Your Dollars, or her book, Pocket Your Dollars. Here are a few get-to-know-Carrie questions as well as reasons...
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