I have to admit that while many people in the U.S. talk about “Keeping up with the Joneses”, I spent the first 20 years of my life never knowing what that meant. My rural lifestyl
Without a doubt, there are some components to today's beds that are just unnecessary, but I think that most can agree on the core parts of a functioning bed.
Trying to find a job after college can be intimidating enough — forget about getting control of your money. But these five steps make financial independence simple.
It sounds like something out a movie, but it’s actually right out of Denver, my home city. And this wonderful idea is not only incredibly innovative and generous, it’s also working
According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the personal savings rate in May 2009 was 6.9%. This a 15 year high and a far cry from the negative savings rates of just a few yea
When it's not re-heating last night's soup, your microwave oven has plenty of non-food uses. Learn how to put yours to work on everything from crafts to cleaning.
Personal finance isn't that complicated — spend less than you earn and save for emergencies and future goals. So why do so many of us struggle with it?
I’m so excited to be featured in the newest issue of All You Magazine! Many of you have come here to learn more about Wise Bread, my blogging career, or just life as a work-at-home
I've finally found a store that, regular as clockwork, puts great items on sale. And when I say sale, I don't mean 20% off, or even 50% off. I'm talking about 75%-90% off. The
Asking friends and family to give you fewer gifts can be met with confusion or even hostility. But if it's done with careful consideration, you can make everyone happy.
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6 Genius Ways to Save on Cyber Monday
Cross a few names off your gift list the easy way by taking advantage of Cyber Monday deals. You'll save time, money, and some sanity.
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We're generally in favor of buying versus leasing. If you decide to lease, make sure you understand what you're paying for.
Biggest Money Saving Tip: Move Far Away from the Joneses
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Build a Bed for Cheap (and Look Good Doing It)
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8 Ways to Save on Accommodations Online
Believe it or not, you can pay less for your accommodations while traveling… or even get them for free!
Opportunity Costs and Conscious Spending: How Spending $1 Today Can Cost You $10 Tomorrow
In this sample from his new personal finance course, expert J.D. Roth explains how understanding opportunity costs can lead to smarter spending.
5 Financial Steps to Take After Graduating From College
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A Restaurant Where You Pay What You Can Afford For The Meal?
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4 Reasons Why You Don't Have Financial Common Sense (and How to Get It)
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Welcome All You Magazine Readers: Q & A With Linsey Knerl
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9 Restaurant Secret Menu Items That'll Actually Save you Money
Hack the menu at your favorite spot and save some money on your next meal or drink. You'll never order the same way again.
Buy. Sell. Make a Profit. Thanks Office Depot.
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Would You Drive One of the 10 Smallest Cars Ever Made?
Car designers have been creating small, practical runabouts for decades. Here are 10 fun and cute cars you probably won't ever see parked at Costco.
12 Things You Didn't Know About Retirement
Everyone knows the basics about retirement, but there are still some surprises hidden in the complexity. Test your retirement knowledge!
Are You Saving Too Much Money?
Is there such a thing as too much savings? Let's find out.
4 Reasons to Add Your Teen as an Authorized User on Your Credit Card
Giving your teen authorized user access to your credit card might sound risky. Here's why you should do it anyway.
The Art of Asking for Fewer Gifts
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Bosses Say These Are Their 6 Favorite Qualities in Employees — Do You Have Them?
These qualities managers say they look for in employees could be the difference between getting a raise and getting a pink slip.