One of the most common questions over on the Wise Bread forum is some variation on, "I have $X in savings but $Y in credit card debt. Should I use the savings to pay down the debt?
Homemade protein powder? Yep, you can make that and 34 other grocery staples cheaply and easily at home. (And discover the five you should DEFINITELY skip.)
The problem with free is that it doesn't mean something is really free. It just means that someone else has paid for the product or service instead of you.
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Extreme Couponing? 5 Reasons Why I’ll Pass.
40 hours per week clipping coupons? Stockpiling products you may never use? Extreme couponing may be all the rage, but it's more like madness to me.
The 14 Best Ways to Cut Food Costs While Traveling
Great food is one of the best parts of vacation but the cost adds up. Try a few of these tricks to save some cash on your next travel adventure!
7 Money Conversations Parents Should Have With Their Adult Kids
Your kids aren't babies anymore. It's time to sit down and talk finance.
Bookmark This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Choosing 401(k) Investments
Don't get overwhelmed picking your own 401(k) investments. Use this simple approach to build a stable retirement portfolio.
How to Save $1,500 on Coffee
Many of us know that we can save money by making coffee at home, but have you ever actually calculated how much? Learn how to save $1,500 on coffee.
Why Does the Stock Market Keep Going Up?
Despite Great Depressions and Recessions of the past, the overall trend of the stock market is upward. Why?
My Kid Got Accepted to an Expensive Private College — Now What?
How much is too much when it comes to college costs? A worried father breaks down the costs and the benefits of a child's hefty tuition.
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.
When to Use Savings to Pay Off Debt
One of the most common questions over on the Wise Bread forum is some variation on, "I have $X in savings but $Y in credit card debt. Should I use the savings to pay down the debt?
Selling Your Groupon Coupons
If you've bought a Groupon or Living Social coupon but can't (or don't want to) use it, these sites will help you sell it to someone who wants it.
15 Creative, Delicious Things You Can Make in a Blender
The blender gets labeled as a one-trick pony — and that's not fair. Put yours through its paces with these concoctions that spin together fast.
6 Mistakes to Avoid When Shopping for Car Insurance
Too often, drivers pay more than they need to for car insurance. Discover how to avoid common mistakes and save lots of cash.
Ask the Readers: How Do You Save on Holiday Travel?
Tell us how you save on holiday travel and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
5 Things Debt Collectors Don't Want You to Know
Debt collectors sometimes have a few sneaky tricks up their sleeve. Beat them to the punch by knowing your rights.
50 Ways to Walk More
There's an easy way to lose 10 pounds and 2 inches off your waist — walking 10,000 steps a day. Here are 50 great ways to get those steps in.
Here's How a Claim Will Impact Your Car Insurance
Fender bent? Whether it was you or the other guy, there's a good chance your insurance policy may change.
Perfect Peanut Sauce
Shake up your usual vegan fare with these kick-ass peanut sauces!
7 Parenting Mistakes Everyone Makes But No One Talks About
Even great parents make mistakes. Rest assured you aren't alone in these seven common mom and dad mess-ups.
35 Grocery Items You Should Make at Home (and 5 to Buy)
Homemade protein powder? Yep, you can make that and 34 other grocery staples cheaply and easily at home. (And discover the five you should DEFINITELY skip.)
The Ethics of Free: Is it Wrong to Get Free Stuff?
The problem with free is that it doesn't mean something is really free. It just means that someone else has paid for the product or service instead of you.