Today, we share online degree scams to avoid, unusual ways to use nail polish, strategies for secondhand shopping, and an ingenious way to color your drinks.
Sure, Charlie Sheen appears erratic. But he has things to teach all of us about how to live a frugal lifestyle. Here are 7 ways he can make you a winner in a down economy.
Wise Bread relies on links to help us gain readership and reach a broader audience of friends and contributors. We really appreciate how our readers and fellow bloggers promote and sustain us, so we'd just like to take a minute to say, "Yay! [more]
Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Best Money Tips: 7 Ways to Help a Family Member Financially
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we give you everything you need to know before
One Thing You Need to Do to Be Happy and Improve Your Relationships
Discover how one technique can help you move forward, joyfully.
Best Money Tips: 75 Things You Don't Need to Buy
Today we found articles on things you really don’t need to buy, budget-friendly ways to do retail therapy, and apps that pay you for your selfies.
Best Money Tips: Beware These Online Degree Scams
Today, we share online degree scams to avoid, unusual ways to use nail polish, strategies for secondhand shopping, and an ingenious way to color your drinks.
Best Money Tips: Encouraging Entrepreneur Children
Today we found some great articles on encouraging entrepreneur children, how to fly for free, and passive income ideas that work.
7 Frugal Lessons I Learned from Charlie Sheen
Sure, Charlie Sheen appears erratic. But he has things to teach all of us about how to live a frugal lifestyle. Here are 7 ways he can make you a winner in a down economy.
Wise Bread Reloaded: Right Now Is the Time to Get Ready for Thanksgiving
Instead of procrastinating about Thanksgiving prep this year, get a decent start on the holiday and enjoy the season for once. Ready? Go!
The 4 Most Overpriced U.S. Housing Markets
If you're looking to buy in one of these four overheated markets, you may want to act fast — or reconsider buying at all.
How to Get People to Work for You Cheap (or Free)
There are several ways you can still get quality people to work for you for very little, or deferred payment, or even free.
3 Ways Obama's Free Community College Deal Will Help You
The President's community college proposal is not only good for students. Find out how it can help the rest of us, too.
The Ads That Are Part of Your Life
From the do-everything guys of Dos Equis and Old Spice to Snickers' hunger alter-egos, do you find yourself reciting these popular ad campaigns?
Organizing Your Financial Paperwork
By reducing paperwork before you organize, keeping your financial documents in order can become quick, easy, and (mostly) painless.
It Was on Sale…Now How Do I Cook It?
Buying meat and produce on sale is a great idea...if you know how to cook it. Learn how to tackle preparing intimidating new foods.
3 Things to Consider Before Launching a Groupon Campaign
Do your homework before launching a Groupon campaign. If you don't, a social media money-maker may become a social media monster.
6 Things You Need to Know Before Buying Waterfront Property
If a stunning waterfront view is part of your dream home, you have a few key questions to answer before buying.
Best Money Tips: 50 Ingredients to Stock Up On
Today we found some great articles on ingredients you should stock up on, real health benefits of red wine, and how getting free stuff can cost you.
Escape Student Loan Debt — Slowly
If you have student loan debt you think you'll never be able to pay off, new rules might help substantially ease your burden.
Who's Linking to Wise Bread?
Wise Bread relies on links to help us gain readership and reach a broader audience of friends and contributors. We really appreciate how our readers and fellow bloggers promote and sustain us, so we'd just like to take a minute to say, "Yay! [more]
Is the New OTC “Alli” Just Money Down the Toilet?
Who couldn’t lose a few pounds? [more]
The World's 5 Most Posh Hostels
Gone are days when Hostel meant "dank crash-pad for young travelers." Behold the Poshtel.