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How low interest rates might save the world
Low interest rates generally lead to inflation, which is bad for everybody. But if inflation were really low, then low interest rates would tend to follow, and in that situation,
How to Distinguish Yourself Online From People With the Same Name as You
Who shares your name online — a fugitive? Or worse, a reality show star? Learn how to distinguish yourself from other people with the same name online.
6 Things Moms Should Do Before Returning to Work
A mom's work is never done. But when she wants to re-enter the workforce after kids, there are a few key things she should do first.
How To Read Five To Ten Books Each Month, and a Special Deal For Wise Bread Readers!
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Retirement: Not Just for People?
As we get older, we try to shift the way we get money from actively working to earning money from investments. Many companies have done the same.
Best Money Tips: Reasons Why You're Broke and How to Fix Them
Today we found some great articles on reasons why you’re broke, simple ways to reduce utility bills, and small changes to make to your retirement planning that get big results.
5 Money Moves to Make Before Adopting a Dog
A dog's wagging tail can brighten the darkest day. Just be sure to get your money ready for your new best friend.
How to Spot Counterfeit Money
Have you ever gotten a bill where something seemed a little off? Ever wished you could quickly check to see if it was good? Well, here's how.
10 Fun, Practically Free Ways to Make New Friends
Whether you've just moved to a new town, are feeling shy, or just want to talk to some interesting people, try out these great ways to meet new folks.
8 Things to Never Do When Traveling Alone
Traveling solo is a great way to experience the world, but it's not with risk. Learn some common sense precautions before you venture out alone.
It's all your money
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Life Is Like Investing in the Stock Market
When life throws us curve balls, we can look to an unlikely source of inspiration to help us get through — our investments.
Best Money Tips: Stock Up on These Fall Pantry Staples
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Reverse Mortgages: The Best Way to "Eat Your Home"?
A reverse mortgage allows a senior citizen homeowner to access the equity in their home without having to sell their house or otherwise uproot themselves unwillingly.
BankAmericard® Credit Card for Students Review
College students looking for simple, no-frills credit card to start their financial journey should give the BankAmericard Credit Card for Students a good look.
What's your frugal obsession?
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Tax Deductions to Start Thinking About Now
Tax deductions can save you a lot, but who wants to worry about them during the holidays? Here's what to do now to prepare for the end of the year.
The 18 Coolest Frugal Fall Adventures
Searching for some frugal autumn fun? Look no further than this list of 18 must-do activities this season.
Don’t Cash That Insurance Check; It May Not Be Yours
Did you get an unexpected payment from your insurance company? Health insurance overpayments and mispaym
Why We Spend More When We Pay With Credit Cards
It's true — people spend more with credit cards than cash. Learn the psychological reasons why we tend to pay more when we use plastic.