Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
They say $1 ain't what it used to be, and they're right. But the humble $1 bill can still get you plenty. Here are 21 possibilities.
From ruining a neighbor's plant to spending more than earned before even leaving work, learn about Wise Bread writers' awkward and amusing first jobs.
Spring and summer bring fairer weather, but they aren't always as pleasant for your bank account. Keep your budget on ice when the temperatures rise.
Sweet-and-salty snacks can satisfy two mighty cravings at once. Make your own quickly and cheaply with these delicious recipes.
If you're self-employed, you have two credit scores to worry about: Yours, and your business's.
Smart food budgeting is an essential skill. When you need to cut back even more — and fast! — get creative with what you have, and what you buy.
Kids make a mess. You can still make a quick home sale despite the disarray.
A lot of people think Roth IRAs are just another retirement vehicle. Yes — and they're also one of the most flexible options available.
Would you buy a $35 vodka martini because it's New Year's Eve and you're thirsty? Here's a look at how instant gratification and finances blend (or not).
The recent Mega Millions jackpot serves as a reminder that as awesome as winning the lottery would be, you might be better off not buying a ticket.
Is it finally time to cut the cord? Find out the latest on free and legal video streaming services and see for yourself.
Keeping your face clean and clear isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these cleansing milks and your natural glow will turn all the heads.
It's winter-time and that means fresh squash — and plenty of it. When life gives you squash, make pancakes — and lots more besides!
Hot air may be leaking from your home in places you haven't considered. Follow these methods to stop those leaks and stay warm for less.
Stuck in a rut? Here are six reasons you may be feeling blue and ways to pick yourself up, from jolting your routine to clearing away clutter.
Tell us if you use business cards and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $100 Amazon Gift Card or a set of die-cut business cards!
Unless you're looking for a high-stress job that you'll probably leave within a few months, you should steer clear of these.
Have you been using multiple accounts to save for multiple goals? New research suggests a simpler system might lead to more saving.
Tell us what you look for in a car and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
You need quick money, and money is exactly what you have sitting in a retirement account. Is it okay to borrow from it?
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
What Can You Buy for $1 These Days?
They say $1 ain't what it used to be, and they're right. But the humble $1 bill can still get you plenty. Here are 21 possibilities.
Wise Bread's First Job Stories
From ruining a neighbor's plant to spending more than earned before even leaving work, learn about Wise Bread writers' awkward and amusing first jobs.
10 Surprising Ways Spring Is Gonna Cost You
Spring and summer bring fairer weather, but they aren't always as pleasant for your bank account. Keep your budget on ice when the temperatures rise.
Sweet and Salty Snacks You Can Make at Home
Sweet-and-salty snacks can satisfy two mighty cravings at once. Make your own quickly and cheaply with these delicious recipes.
5 Ways to Build Business Credit When You're Self-Employed
If you're self-employed, you have two credit scores to worry about: Yours, and your business's.
5 Easy Ways to Save on Groceries in a Pinch
Smart food budgeting is an essential skill. When you need to cut back even more — and fast! — get creative with what you have, and what you buy.
How to Sell Your House Despite Your Messy Kids
Kids make a mess. You can still make a quick home sale despite the disarray.
7 Surprising Facts About Roth IRAs
A lot of people think Roth IRAs are just another retirement vehicle. Yes — and they're also one of the most flexible options available.
The Case of the Martini: Is Instant Gratification Financially Responsible?
Would you buy a $35 vodka martini because it's New Year's Eve and you're thirsty? Here's a look at how instant gratification and finances blend (or not).
Playing the Lottery Is a Bad Gamble
The recent Mega Millions jackpot serves as a reminder that as awesome as winning the lottery would be, you might be better off not buying a ticket.
The 8 Best Ways to Stream TV and Movies for Free
Is it finally time to cut the cord? Find out the latest on free and legal video streaming services and see for yourself.
The 5 Best Cleansing Milks
Keeping your face clean and clear isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these cleansing milks and your natural glow will turn all the heads.
20 Surprisingly Delicious Squash Recipes
It's winter-time and that means fresh squash — and plenty of it. When life gives you squash, make pancakes — and lots more besides!
9 Ways to Seal Leaks and Reduce Your Winter Heating Bill
Hot air may be leaking from your home in places you haven't considered. Follow these methods to stop those leaks and stay warm for less.
6 Reasons You're Not as Happy as You'd Like to Be
Stuck in a rut? Here are six reasons you may be feeling blue and ways to pick yourself up, from jolting your routine to clearing away clutter.
Ask the Readers: Do You Use Business Cards? (Special $100 Giveaway)
Tell us if you use business cards and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $100 Amazon Gift Card or a set of die-cut business cards!
The 4 Jobs People Quit the Most
Unless you're looking for a high-stress job that you'll probably leave within a few months, you should steer clear of these.
Save More by Avoiding Multiple Bank Accounts
Have you been using multiple accounts to save for multiple goals? New research suggests a simpler system might lead to more saving.
Ask the Readers: What Do You Look For in a Car?
Tell us what you look for in a car and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
5 Questions to Ask Before You Borrow From Your Retirement Account
You need quick money, and money is exactly what you have sitting in a retirement account. Is it okay to borrow from it?