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Personal finance is personal — especially debt. But if you can overcome that hurdle, a partner may be the motivation you need to tame that balance.
Bad news: If a work-from-home job seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Sending your kids to college is expensive. These investment vehicles are the smartest ways to start saving up.
Soup sounds like a boring meal day after day, right? Wrong! Here's a brilliant way to save money and make daily soup exciting.
Millennials are late to the homebuying game, but they're bringing some valuable lessons we all can learn from.
Do you obsessively hover over your investments? If you don't give them space, they'll never grow into the responsible returns you need.
Buyer's remorse usually follows close behind the purchases you make — especially big ones. But for these buys, know that you've done the right thing.
Uh oh — your debt burden has hardly budged from your initial starting balance. What are you doing wrong?
Getting everything you need at the grocery store is convenient. But if you're buying these eight items, you're definitely overpaying.
Why do so many budgets fail? Because the first step to budgeting is omitted. When implemented correctly, it can make a huge difference. When the first step is neglected, intangible
Are your money accounts all under one roof, or scattered near and far? There are pros and cons to both banking styles.
Telecommuting is now the norm for many people. If you're about to start a work-at-home gig, make sure you set yourself up for success.
If you lost your job, could you afford to get by on unemployment benefits alone? It might be time to beef up that emergency fund.
Skip the transition from winter to spring by fast-forwarding to warm summer days via a can of sweet and delicious peaches.
With Black Friday sales approaching, you might be considering buying a new 3D TV — if so, make it one of these top picks.
Many of the best credit cards offer price match on your purchases, which can save you big.
You don't need a windfall to kick-start your savings. These baby steps will do just fine.
Traveling can be incredibly enriching for students. Here are a few ways they can make their travel dreams an affordable reality.
Examine the best ways to embrace a zero-accumulation lifestyle and live clutter-free!
Figuring out who pays for the bridesmaids' dresses is tough, but depending on the situation, the rules are clear. Try this cheatsheet and good luck!
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
This Trick Could Help You Finally Pay Off Your Debt
Personal finance is personal — especially debt. But if you can overcome that hurdle, a partner may be the motivation you need to tame that balance.
8 Terrible Work-From-Home "Jobs" You Should Avoid
Bad news: If a work-from-home job seems too good to be true, it probably is.
5 Smart Places to Stash Your Kid's College Savings
Sending your kids to college is expensive. These investment vehicles are the smartest ways to start saving up.
How to Save a Ton by Eating Soup Every Day (and Never Get Bored!)
Soup sounds like a boring meal day after day, right? Wrong! Here's a brilliant way to save money and make daily soup exciting.
4 Home-Buying Habits We Can Learn From Millennials
Millennials are late to the homebuying game, but they're bringing some valuable lessons we all can learn from.
8 Signs You're a "Helicopter Investor" (And How to Stop)
Do you obsessively hover over your investments? If you don't give them space, they'll never grow into the responsible returns you need.
25 Purchases You'll Never Regret
Buyer's remorse usually follows close behind the purchases you make — especially big ones. But for these buys, know that you've done the right thing.
12 Reasons Your Debt Isn't Diminishing
Uh oh — your debt burden has hardly budged from your initial starting balance. What are you doing wrong?
8 Overpriced Grocery Items to Skip
Getting everything you need at the grocery store is convenient. But if you're buying these eight items, you're definitely overpaying.
The First Step to Budgeting
Why do so many budgets fail? Because the first step to budgeting is omitted. When implemented correctly, it can make a huge difference. When the first step is neglected, intangible
The Pros and Cons of Keeping All Your Accounts in One Bank
Are your money accounts all under one roof, or scattered near and far? There are pros and cons to both banking styles.
6 Ways to Prepare for Your Work at Home Gig
Telecommuting is now the norm for many people. If you're about to start a work-at-home gig, make sure you set yourself up for success.
How Long Can You Really Live on Unemployment?
If you lost your job, could you afford to get by on unemployment benefits alone? It might be time to beef up that emergency fund.
15 Delicious and Easy Ways to Enjoy Canned Peaches
Skip the transition from winter to spring by fast-forwarding to warm summer days via a can of sweet and delicious peaches.
The 5 Best 3D Televisions
With Black Friday sales approaching, you might be considering buying a new 3D TV — if so, make it one of these top picks.
How to Get a Price Match Through Your Credit Card
Many of the best credit cards offer price match on your purchases, which can save you big.
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.
7 Ways Students Can Travel Abroad for Less
Traveling can be incredibly enriching for students. Here are a few ways they can make their travel dreams an affordable reality.
Clutter-Free: The Zero-Accumulation Household
Examine the best ways to embrace a zero-accumulation lifestyle and live clutter-free!
Who Pays For the Bridesmaid Dresses When . . . ?
Figuring out who pays for the bridesmaids' dresses is tough, but depending on the situation, the rules are clear. Try this cheatsheet and good luck!