Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Go ahead and reach for the chocolate. It's delicious, and even better, it's good for a better mind, a better body — and even better sex.
Do you enjoy thrift-store shopping? Here are tips for what to buy, and what NOT to.
As airline ticket prices have shrunk, so has the legroom. Use these tips to find more room for your feet (and your stuff) without paying extra.
Sure, you can adhere to all of your bank's (potentially ridiculous) rules to avoid rising fees...or you can start searching for a new bank.
Is your credit score good, bad...or excellent? Find out what range you're in and what that means for your borrowing prospects.
Help the planet (and save yourself some money) by celebrating Earth Day. Plus, learn ways to practice sustainability all year round.
Crafting a compelling, convincing cover letter is not easy. Discover how to write a good one by learning what to avoid.
Your credit reports may be handy snapshots of your financial health, but they don't show the whole picture. Find out what's missing.
Get tips on saving money on groceries, eating well on less, using coupons, and other grocery shopping frugality tactics.
Last year, one Wise Bread writer and her husband purchased a property with cash. That's right — cash. Here's the process they went through.
Those daytime TV shows with live audiences? Those audiences are bought and paid for and you can earn a few extra bucks sitting in the audience, too.
If you want to increase your investing knowledge, you don't need to pay the big bucks — just delve into these free resources.
More than half of Americans haven't created a will. Don't let your legacy be the burden of choices and decisions you leave behind.
Using a rewards credit card can net you lots of free stuff — if you're smart about it. Get the most value by following these suggestions.
You can have gorgeous and clear skin simply by using the right cleanser. Try one of these five best face washes and find out for yourself!
It's easy to make mistakes when signing up for Medicare. Here's how you can avoid the big ones.
Popping the question can be a pricey prospect. You'll get the "yes" with less stress if you know going in what you should expect to pay.
Amazon is famous for some great deals, but you might be missing out on these lesser-known, price-saving tricks that can save you even more.
Sure, some of the most successful and wealthy people in the world have quit school, but does that mean you should too? Uh, no.
When a finance blunder make you cringe, you're not alone. We're all guilty of some of these money mistakes.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
15 Reasons You Should Eat More Chocolate
Go ahead and reach for the chocolate. It's delicious, and even better, it's good for a better mind, a better body — and even better sex.
To Buy or Not to Buy? Criteria for Thrift-Store Clothes Shopping
Do you enjoy thrift-store shopping? Here are tips for what to buy, and what NOT to.
5 Ways to Get More Legroom on Your Next Flight — for Free
As airline ticket prices have shrunk, so has the legroom. Use these tips to find more room for your feet (and your stuff) without paying extra.
Beating Bank Fee Increases
Sure, you can adhere to all of your bank's (potentially ridiculous) rules to avoid rising fees...or you can start searching for a new bank.
Good, Bad, or Excellent: What Does Your Credit Score Mean?
Is your credit score good, bad...or excellent? Find out what range you're in and what that means for your borrowing prospects.
How to Celebrate Earth Day
Help the planet (and save yourself some money) by celebrating Earth Day. Plus, learn ways to practice sustainability all year round.
Stupid Things to Put in Your Cover Letter
Crafting a compelling, convincing cover letter is not easy. Discover how to write a good one by learning what to avoid.
7 Things Your Credit Report Does NOT Include
Your credit reports may be handy snapshots of your financial health, but they don't show the whole picture. Find out what's missing.
Supermarket Savings Guide
Get tips on saving money on groceries, eating well on less, using coupons, and other grocery shopping frugality tactics.
The Process for Purchasing a House With Cash
Last year, one Wise Bread writer and her husband purchased a property with cash. That's right — cash. Here's the process they went through.
Get Paid to Watch Your Favorite TV Show Live
Those daytime TV shows with live audiences? Those audiences are bought and paid for and you can earn a few extra bucks sitting in the audience, too.
5 Killer Free Investment Tools
If you want to increase your investing knowledge, you don't need to pay the big bucks — just delve into these free resources.
Here's What Happens If You Don't Leave a Will
More than half of Americans haven't created a will. Don't let your legacy be the burden of choices and decisions you leave behind.
7 Credit Card Reward Tips Many People Don't Follow
Using a rewards credit card can net you lots of free stuff — if you're smart about it. Get the most value by following these suggestions.
The 5 Best Face Washes
You can have gorgeous and clear skin simply by using the right cleanser. Try one of these five best face washes and find out for yourself!
4 Common Mistakes to Avoid When You Enroll in Medicare
It's easy to make mistakes when signing up for Medicare. Here's how you can avoid the big ones.
How Much Engagement Ring Can You Actually Afford?
Popping the question can be a pricey prospect. You'll get the "yes" with less stress if you know going in what you should expect to pay.
5 Little Known Amazon Shopping Hacks
Amazon is famous for some great deals, but you might be missing out on these lesser-known, price-saving tricks that can save you even more.
4 Risky Life Decisions That Millionaires Made — But You Shouldn't
Sure, some of the most successful and wealthy people in the world have quit school, but does that mean you should too? Uh, no.
20 Money Mistakes Everyone Makes But No One Talks About
When a finance blunder make you cringe, you're not alone. We're all guilty of some of these money mistakes.