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When the price of my beloved Best Foods (also known as Hellman’s, for you folks east of the Rockies) rose to over $6 (30 oz.) here, we switched to a store brand. It was sl
Apartment living can be challenging enough, but the often-maligned studio has its own special concerns. Use these tips to make the most of your four walls.
Today we found some great articles on financial strategies for new stay at home parents, how to settle down in a new city, and life insurance policies you don't need.
In an effort to fix the credit crunch, the American Recovery Reinvestment Act authorized $730 million in funding for the SBA. Only one problem: There may not be a small business
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I pay almost no attention to "deals" sites. I scarcely even read the lists of deals here on Wise Bread. There are several reasons, but they pretty much come down to two things: I d
14 Secrets to Saving on Eyewear
Get a clear picture on ordering brand-new glasses and contacts from the comfort of home — and save as far as the eye can see.
Start a Cooking Club: Cook Up Some Frugal Fun
Slaving away in the kitchen may not be such a chore once you start your own cooking club.
Flashback Friday: 38 Money Lessons We Can Learn From Celebrities
Rich and famous celebs are rich and famous for a reason. Here are some of their brilliant bits of financial wisdom.
12 Ways to Cut Down on Garbage and Save Money Too!
Reducing your trash stream is good for the environment. If that's not enough, it can boost your revenue stream too. Read this to learn how!
When Interest Rates Head Up
It doesn't take any skill at prognostication to make this forecast: Interest rates are heading up. For one thing, they can't go any lower.
Book Review - The Cheapskate Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of Americans Living Happily Below Their Means
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Cut-Rate Condiments: Homemade Mayo
When the price of my beloved Best Foods (also known as Hellman’s, for you folks east of the Rockies) rose to over $6 (30 oz.) here, we switched to a store brand. It was sl
The 10 Most Creative Ways to Avoid Airline Fees (Like Wearable Suitcases)
How far is too far to go when it comes to avoiding airline fees?
6 Nervous Tics You Need to Stop Right Now
It's okay to feel nervous sometimes, but if your tension looks like this, it's time to do something about it.
Studio Apartment Living: A 5-Point Survival Guide
Apartment living can be challenging enough, but the often-maligned studio has its own special concerns. Use these tips to make the most of your four walls.
Boost Your Savings by Making Your Money Harder to Spend
We're always trying to protect our money. But too often we forget to protect it from ourselves.
Peak Debt and Income
When stimulating the economy, is it better to invest in the rich or the poor? Learn whether supply- or demand-side techniques are best.
Best Money Tips: Financial Strategies for Stay at Home Parents
Today we found some great articles on financial strategies for new stay at home parents, how to settle down in a new city, and life insurance policies you don't need.
The Credit Crunch Myth: You Can't Fix What Ain't Broke
In an effort to fix the credit crunch, the American Recovery Reinvestment Act authorized $730 million in funding for the SBA. Only one problem: There may not be a small business
Do You Need Medigap Insurance?
Discover what a Medigap policy is, and why, in the complex world of health insurance, you may eventually need one.
10 Travel "Must-Haves" That You Can Live Without
Traveling can be so much more fun when you pack light. From guidebooks to gizmos, learn how to deal without these travel "necessities."
5 Unexpected Uses for Oats
Think oatmeal is the only use for oats? No way. This versatile grain can eliminate odors, give you glowing skin, and much more.
Where to Save and Where to Spend
When the going gets tough, the tough get smart about saving and spending.
The 5/5 ARM Loan Just Might be the Best Mortgage Loan
Low initial interest rates and partial stability combine in the 5/5 ARM loan. Is the adjustable rate mortgage making a comeback?