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Don't leave town on your holiday vacation until you've taken these steps to safeguard your home! Nobody wants "Home Alone" to become real life.
Treat me poorly once, Comcast, shame on you. Provide startlingly awful customer service again, and you lose my business entirely.
When drawing up your will, don't forget to include your four-legged family members! They need you, even when you're gone.
There's a lot you wish you could say to your younger self. But your younger self has some sound job advice for current-you, too.
Fees here, fees there, banking fees everywhere. Cut the expense of banking and other financial services by shopping smart and choosing fee-free.
Target-date funds are an easy way to "set and forget" your retirement savings. But they have a few downsides, too.
Cloud backup services are easy to use — and easy to hack, it seems. Protect your personal data from prying eyes.
You and your spouse can't wait to enjoy your retirement years, but before you dive in, you need to talk money.
Most of us would rather get a tooth pulled than talk about money with friends and family. Here's how to make the money talk painless.
A new year is a fresh start for your finances. Make these small money moves now, and you'll end 2018 richer than you started it.
Don't let a hefty hospital bill add insult to injury. Figure out where you can cut costs for your stay.
In order to avoid a major mess, you need a trash back that's as durable as it is dependable, like one of these best five choices.
Are your money-saving ways just an illusion? Find out if you're falling prey to these frugal red herrings.
Today we found articles on the worst kitchen-cleaning mistakes you can make, student loan mistakes that cost you huge money, and what you can do today to help yourself tomorrow.
New grads love cash, but these other money-oriented gifts can really help propel them into adulthood.
For young leaders it can be hard to step into the boss's shoes. Here's how to make them your own.
Refinancing can save you hundreds of dollars a month and help you pay off your mortgage faster. Here's a quick overview of the process.
Are you ready for some spring redecorating...but your wallet isn't? Don't worry! You can spruce up your space with these 10 budget-friendly DIY ideas.
In 15 minutes or less you can boost your career, strengthen a relationship, manage your finances, prep a meal, and lots more!
Finding a lawyer is the instinctive first move when a marriage falls apart. Making these critical money decisions should be second.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
7 Frugal Ways to Protect Your Home During the Holidays
Don't leave town on your holiday vacation until you've taken these steps to safeguard your home! Nobody wants "Home Alone" to become real life.
I Finally Canceled Comcast Cable…Before It Hurt More Than My Wallet
Treat me poorly once, Comcast, shame on you. Provide startlingly awful customer service again, and you lose my business entirely.
6 Reasons You Need to Include Pets in Your Will
When drawing up your will, don't forget to include your four-legged family members! They need you, even when you're gone.
9 Career Tips Your Younger Self Would Give You
There's a lot you wish you could say to your younger self. But your younger self has some sound job advice for current-you, too.
Are You Paying These 6 Unfair Banking Fees?
Fees here, fees there, banking fees everywhere. Cut the expense of banking and other financial services by shopping smart and choosing fee-free.
What You Need to Know About the Easiest Way to Save for Retirement
Target-date funds are an easy way to "set and forget" your retirement savings. But they have a few downsides, too.
10 Critical Steps to Protect Your Data in the Cloud
Cloud backup services are easy to use — and easy to hack, it seems. Protect your personal data from prying eyes.
5 Money Conversations Couples Should Have Before Retirement
You and your spouse can't wait to enjoy your retirement years, but before you dive in, you need to talk money.
How to Talk to Friends and Family About Money (Without Making Everyone Mad)
Most of us would rather get a tooth pulled than talk about money with friends and family. Here's how to make the money talk painless.
4 Easy Ways to Get Richer In 2018
A new year is a fresh start for your finances. Make these small money moves now, and you'll end 2018 richer than you started it.
How to Cut the Cost of a Hospital Stay
Don't let a hefty hospital bill add insult to injury. Figure out where you can cut costs for your stay.
The 5 Best Trash Bags
In order to avoid a major mess, you need a trash back that's as durable as it is dependable, like one of these best five choices.
Frugal Red Herrings: Money-Savers That Cost You in Other Ways
Are your money-saving ways just an illusion? Find out if you're falling prey to these frugal red herrings.
Best Money Tips: How to Avoid the Worst Kitchen-Cleaning Mistakes
Today we found articles on the worst kitchen-cleaning mistakes you can make, student loan mistakes that cost you huge money, and what you can do today to help yourself tomorrow.
9 Smart Financial Gifts to Give New Grads Besides Cash
New grads love cash, but these other money-oriented gifts can really help propel them into adulthood.
How to Survive and Thrive as a Young Boss
For young leaders it can be hard to step into the boss's shoes. Here's how to make them your own.
How to Refinance Your Mortgage
Refinancing can save you hundreds of dollars a month and help you pay off your mortgage faster. Here's a quick overview of the process.
10 Inexpensive Spring Spruce-Up Ideas for Your Home
Are you ready for some spring redecorating...but your wallet isn't? Don't worry! You can spruce up your space with these 10 budget-friendly DIY ideas.
101 Useful Things You Can Do in 15 Minutes or Less
In 15 minutes or less you can boost your career, strengthen a relationship, manage your finances, prep a meal, and lots more!
5 Money Moves to Make the Moment You Decide to Get Divorced
Finding a lawyer is the instinctive first move when a marriage falls apart. Making these critical money decisions should be second.