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The strength of the U.S. dollar is constantly changing, but in these travel destinations, it can go a long, long way.
These hotel credit cards offer easy redemption for free stays and other nice perks.
You're finally a homeowner! Now you feel the need to fill up all that space. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to kick up your feet for cheap.
It's important to have some cash on hand. But where should you be keeping it?
Everyone you know says you should buy instead of rent. Here's how to tell those house-shamers to pound sand.
Competence is comfortable — but maybe it shouldn't be. Doing things you're bad at has some serious mental, physical, and emotional benefits.
Cars come with all the bells and whistles these days. Are they all really that safe?
Despite the recent Kilauea Volcano eruption, most of the Big Island and the rest of the Hawaiian Islands remain safe.
The humble safety pin can do more than just conceal clothing tears. Dig a couple out from the bottom of the drawer and put them to work!
Conversations about money are never fun in relationships, but they're very necessary. And when one partner is getting too controlling, here's how to deal.
If you'd rather get help financing a honeymoon than gifts at your wedding, here's a handy guide on how to set up a honeymoon registry.
Saturday is the Letter Carriers' annual food drive, when you put bags of food out and your mailman or mail woman
Sure, many of us manage our money online or on our smartphones these days, but it's still smart to pop into your local bank once-in-awhile.
You may be a smart shopper, but thinking frugally is much more than setting your sights on the lowest prices and clearance racks.
Make chore time personal finance time. Pop on a solid money podcast and start making sense of your dollars and cents.
You don't need a windfall to kick-start your savings. These baby steps will do just fine.
Why fill your public transit commute (or drive) with mindless chatter when you can use that time to smarten up, instead?
Learn how to eliminate purchases made out of fear by asking yourself two simple questions.
Protesters are out in force right now. And while taking a stand is important in many ways, there are financial and personal risks to consider.
The "bad boss" turns an otherwise good job into a nightmare. But if you know how to deal, you can survive … and even thrive!
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
8 Places to Travel Where the Dollar Is Still Strong
The strength of the U.S. dollar is constantly changing, but in these travel destinations, it can go a long, long way.
The Best Credit Cards with Sign-up Bonuses for Hotel Stays
These hotel credit cards offer easy redemption for free stays and other nice perks.
How New Homeowners Can Furnish Their Place on a Budget
You're finally a homeowner! Now you feel the need to fill up all that space. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to kick up your feet for cheap.
Interest Rates Are Rising: Here's Where to Keep Your Cash
It's important to have some cash on hand. But where should you be keeping it?
How to Respond to House-Shaming
Everyone you know says you should buy instead of rent. Here's how to tell those house-shamers to pound sand.
Why You Should Do Things You're Bad At
Competence is comfortable — but maybe it shouldn't be. Doing things you're bad at has some serious mental, physical, and emotional benefits.
These 8 Modern Car Features Are Riskier Than You Think
Cars come with all the bells and whistles these days. Are they all really that safe?
Yes, It's Still Safe to Visit Hawaii During the Volcanic Eruption
Despite the recent Kilauea Volcano eruption, most of the Big Island and the rest of the Hawaiian Islands remain safe.
12 Smart Uses for Safety Pins
The humble safety pin can do more than just conceal clothing tears. Dig a couple out from the bottom of the drawer and put them to work!
How to Deal With a Partner Who Is Too Controlling With Money
Conversations about money are never fun in relationships, but they're very necessary. And when one partner is getting too controlling, here's how to deal.
How to Create a Honeymoon Registry
If you'd rather get help financing a honeymoon than gifts at your wedding, here's a handy guide on how to set up a honeymoon registry.
Cheap Charity Is Sweet Charity
Saturday is the Letter Carriers' annual food drive, when you put bags of food out and your mailman or mail woman
6 Reasons You Should Still Go to the Bank
Sure, many of us manage our money online or on our smartphones these days, but it's still smart to pop into your local bank once-in-awhile.
6 Thinking Skills Frugal People Should Master
You may be a smart shopper, but thinking frugally is much more than setting your sights on the lowest prices and clearance racks.
These 10 Money Podcasts Will Help You Save Tons
Make chore time personal finance time. Pop on a solid money podcast and start making sense of your dollars and cents.
Change Jars and 8 Other Clever Ways to Build an Emergency Fund
You don't need a windfall to kick-start your savings. These baby steps will do just fine.
10 Smart Things to Do During Your Commute (Even If You Drive!)
Why fill your public transit commute (or drive) with mindless chatter when you can use that time to smarten up, instead?
The Key to Frugality: Avoid the Fear Tax
Learn how to eliminate purchases made out of fear by asking yourself two simple questions.
5 Unexpected Costs of Political Activism
Protesters are out in force right now. And while taking a stand is important in many ways, there are financial and personal risks to consider.
The 8 Types of Bad Bosses — And How to Survive Them
The "bad boss" turns an otherwise good job into a nightmare. But if you know how to deal, you can survive … and even thrive!