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When summer hits, the mosquitoes start swarming. Here are several easy, cheap, and chemical-free recipes for making homemade mosquito repellent.
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They may have a few kinks to iron out, but make no mistake; driverless cars are on the way. How will they impact your bottom line?
Retirement isn't always a permanent send-off from the working world. If you have to return to the daily grind, there are actually some pluses.
You're always checking your smartphone anyways, so you may as well put it (and the Internet) to better use tracking your debt!
A Wise Bread writer and super-successful micro-subletter shares tips and advice on living large on a small hospitality business — and you can too.
When you're trying to save big, you may try to avoid department stores — but for these six things, it's often worth the trip.
Retail branded credit cards may be a wise choice for loyal customers. But what about department store credit cards?
Grocery store chain Aldi is my frugal idol. Learn the simple life lessons that shopping at Aldi has taught me.
Losing your wallet can cost you a lot more than your cash...especially if you keep these five things in it. Learn what to remove to protect yourself.
Tell us how you save money at the movies and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Your credit card provider might offer your credit score —for free! — every month. Here's what you need to know about that complimentary number.
Hair clips may be great for keeping long hair in order, but they have many other uses, too. Get creative and get clippin'!
You protect your SSN, birth certificate, bank records, and financial documents. But watch out for these sneaky ways your personal information is shared.
If you're an expat or a digital nomad, don't let these common misconceptions about taxes come back to bite you.
One of the best things about renting is that most problems aren't yours — they're the landlord's. But not these.
When your hotel room is terrible, you know who to call. Who do you call when your Airbnb stay is awful?
Can you feel it? No, not spring — the springiness of the U.S. economy. Learn why it's doing so well, and how you might benefit, too.
If you're worried about your reputation on social media ruining your future, here's how to clean it up in a flash.
Everything is going digital these days, and banks are no exception. But is online-only banking the right move for you?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
4 Cheap and Easy Homemade Mosquito Repellents
When summer hits, the mosquitoes start swarming. Here are several easy, cheap, and chemical-free recipes for making homemade mosquito repellent.
Why Health Care Should be Part of Your Retirement Savings Plan, Too
Retirement planning isn't just about saving for the fun stuff. In fact, one major piece may be missing from your retirement plan.
10 Ways Driverless Cars Could Impact Your Wallet
They may have a few kinks to iron out, but make no mistake; driverless cars are on the way. How will they impact your bottom line?
5 Ways to Embrace Having to Work in Retirement
Retirement isn't always a permanent send-off from the working world. If you have to return to the daily grind, there are actually some pluses.
6 Free Debt Management Tools
You're always checking your smartphone anyways, so you may as well put it (and the Internet) to better use tracking your debt!
This Is How You Rent Your Place on Airbnb — and Succeed
A Wise Bread writer and super-successful micro-subletter shares tips and advice on living large on a small hospitality business — and you can too.
6 Things You Should Always Buy at Department Stores
When you're trying to save big, you may try to avoid department stores — but for these six things, it's often worth the trip.
Best Store Credit Cards
Retail branded credit cards may be a wise choice for loyal customers. But what about department store credit cards?
5 Frugal Lessons I Learned From Aldi
Grocery store chain Aldi is my frugal idol. Learn the simple life lessons that shopping at Aldi has taught me.
5 Things to Never Keep in Your Wallet
Losing your wallet can cost you a lot more than your cash...especially if you keep these five things in it. Learn what to remove to protect yourself.
Ask the Readers: How Do You Save Money at the Movies?
Tell us how you save money at the movies and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
FICO or FAKO: Are Free Credit Scores From Credit Cards the Real Thing?
Your credit card provider might offer your credit score —for free! — every month. Here's what you need to know about that complimentary number.
15 Smart New Uses for Hair Clips
Hair clips may be great for keeping long hair in order, but they have many other uses, too. Get creative and get clippin'!
6 Surprising Places Your Personal Info Is Shared
You protect your SSN, birth certificate, bank records, and financial documents. But watch out for these sneaky ways your personal information is shared.
5 Tax Myths That Can Be Costly for Expats
If you're an expat or a digital nomad, don't let these common misconceptions about taxes come back to bite you.
10 Repairs That Aren't Your Landlord's Responsibility
One of the best things about renting is that most problems aren't yours — they're the landlord's. But not these.
What to Do About a Terrible Airbnb Stay
When your hotel room is terrible, you know who to call. Who do you call when your Airbnb stay is awful?
9 Reasons Why the U.S. Economy Is Kicking the World's Butt
Can you feel it? No, not spring — the springiness of the U.S. economy. Learn why it's doing so well, and how you might benefit, too.
7 Easy Ways to Clean Up Your Image on Social Media
If you're worried about your reputation on social media ruining your future, here's how to clean it up in a flash.
8 Things to Consider Before Switching to an Online-Only Bank
Everything is going digital these days, and banks are no exception. But is online-only banking the right move for you?