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From naps to sad movies, these common everyday activities really do make us happier — in ways science can measure. Try some and feel better!
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Are you factoring medical costs into your retirement planning? You should be — here's how to avoid a health care shortage in your golden years.
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A good day's work doesn't have to mean long hours and endless labor. Find out how doing less helps you accomplish more.
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You're making decent money and not obviously wasting it. So why are you still on thin ice by bill-paying day?
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Putting your college tuition on plastic is certainly an option; but should you do it?
Public transportation can get awfully germy. Make sure you protect yourself from those grimy surfaces.
The key to resisting impulse buys could be as simple as thinking about items you already own.
Before you hit the trail on an epic summer road trip, make sure these smart tips are in your back pocket for a fun and frugal time.
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You're young, you're earning an income, and you're ready to save for retirement. It's time to open a Roth IRA.
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Society is made to reward extroverts, but there are ways for introverts to become amazingly successful, too.
You climbed the corporate ladder. You're the boss now. Are you prepared to do the job well?
You're eager to start that home remodel, but don't skip out on grilling your contractor first.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
How to Make Your Own Mulch: A Beginner's Guide for the Lazy Composter
I have become an avid small-garden and container gardener. In the process, I've also gotten very eco-conscious about what I put on my plants and in my garden. I began to research e
The 5 Biggest Mistakes Freelancers Make
What could be better than being your own boss and setting your own schedule? Nothing, really, if you avoid deep pitfalls like these!
11 Things Scientists Say Will Boost Your Happiness Today
From naps to sad movies, these common everyday activities really do make us happier — in ways science can measure. Try some and feel better!
Avoid These 6 Common Mistakes When Moving Across the Country
Before you pile your stuff into that moving truck, make sure you aren't making any of these pricey moving mistakes!
Follow These 5 Steps to Full Health Care Coverage in Retirement
Are you factoring medical costs into your retirement planning? You should be — here's how to avoid a health care shortage in your golden years.
6 Financial Skills to Master Before You Graduate
Before you don your cap and gown, you have one more lesson to learn; basic personal finance.
Give Yourself a Break: The Productivity Secret That'll Change the Way You Work
A good day's work doesn't have to mean long hours and endless labor. Find out how doing less helps you accomplish more.
How to Manage Student Loans On a Low Income
Juggling student loan payments with other bills can sometimes seem impossible if you're making a low salary. But it can be done.
6 Reasons You're Still Struggling to Pay Bills
You're making decent money and not obviously wasting it. So why are you still on thin ice by bill-paying day?
This Is How Student Loan Interest Works
Your student loan balance is just one piece of the financial puzzle. You should know how your loan interest works, too.
Is It Smart to Pay College Tuition With a Credit Card?
Putting your college tuition on plastic is certainly an option; but should you do it?
10 Ways to Avoid Germs on Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Public transportation can get awfully germy. Make sure you protect yourself from those grimy surfaces.
How Reflecting on Possessions Can Help You Resist Impulse Buys
The key to resisting impulse buys could be as simple as thinking about items you already own.
7 Travel Hacks for an Affordable Summer Road Trip
Before you hit the trail on an epic summer road trip, make sure these smart tips are in your back pocket for a fun and frugal time.
8 World Currencies That Took a Hit in 2016
In the midst of political uncertainty and economic stress, these eight world currencies took a tumble in '16.
6 Reasons Every Millennial Needs a Roth IRA
You're young, you're earning an income, and you're ready to save for retirement. It's time to open a Roth IRA.
How Cash Rewards Credit Cards Really Work
Confused by the proliferating credit card rewards programs? Find out what terms to avoid — and which ones will really save you money.
Flashback Friday: 45 Brilliant Career Tips for Introverts
Society is made to reward extroverts, but there are ways for introverts to become amazingly successful, too.
How to Be Successful as a First-Time Manager
You climbed the corporate ladder. You're the boss now. Are you prepared to do the job well?
8 Questions to Ask Contractors Before Hiring One
You're eager to start that home remodel, but don't skip out on grilling your contractor first.