Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Friendships can easily be ruined by borrowed money. But if you're looking to get your loan repaid, here's how to do it with minimal awkwardness.
Your credit report includes important information used to determine your creditworthiness. Do you understand everything on it?
Need extra cash? Love animals? Get started as a pet sitter and you'll have Fido fetching you funds in no time.
Every little bit adds up — and faster than you think! If you can't afford large savings contributions, try these microsaving tools instead.
New rules will make it easier to monitor fees charged by your 401(k) account administrator. Here's how to avoid paying many of them.
There's a tax on financial gifts? Of course there is — and guess what else? It's very convoluted.
Before you apply for a down payment assistance program to help pay for a house, make sure you understand all the potential downsides.
Wondering whether a stock is worth your investment? Here are a bunch of ways to decide!
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
Does tax time leave you with a huge refund or a huge bill? Your withholding is off. Here's how to fix it.
Elders aren't the only targets of financial fraud. Even young folks need to know how to protect themselves.
You can easily see brand-new movies in the theaters for free. Yes, totally free. Really.
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Usually, you know when you're the victim of a crime. But identity theft can be a sneaky, subtle scam. Watch out for these warnings.
Don't let high minimums dissuade your retirement savings goals. These Roth IRAs can get you started, no minimum investment required.
Before you toss that bundle of junk mail or printed-on computer paper in the recycling bin, hold on! Try one of these 22 creative ways to reuse it.
Your kids depend on you. Your aging parents depend on you. For the sandwich generation, smart money management is a must.
Discover the color code that will lead you to the freshest loaf on the store shelf every time.
You may have money on your mind, but these notes and coins are all but forgotten. They are still legal tender, though!
Not sure which fruits and vegetables are 'in season'? Here's a handy list to help you out!
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
10 Less Awkward Ways to Ask a Friend for Your Money Back
Friendships can easily be ruined by borrowed money. But if you're looking to get your loan repaid, here's how to do it with minimal awkwardness.
2-Minute Read: What You Need to Know About Credit Reports
Your credit report includes important information used to determine your creditworthiness. Do you understand everything on it?
How to Make $400+ a Week as a Pet Sitter
Need extra cash? Love animals? Get started as a pet sitter and you'll have Fido fetching you funds in no time.
5 MicroSaving Tools to Help You Start Saving Now
Every little bit adds up — and faster than you think! If you can't afford large savings contributions, try these microsaving tools instead.
Boost Your Retirement Savings: Avoid 401(k) Fees
New rules will make it easier to monitor fees charged by your 401(k) account administrator. Here's how to avoid paying many of them.
4 Things You Need to Know About Gift Tax
There's a tax on financial gifts? Of course there is — and guess what else? It's very convoluted.
6 Pitfalls of Down Payment Assistance Programs
Before you apply for a down payment assistance program to help pay for a house, make sure you understand all the potential downsides.
9 Ways to Tell If a Stock is Worth Buying
Wondering whether a stock is worth your investment? Here are a bunch of ways to decide!
How to Get a Free Fraud Alert on Your Credit Report
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
Are You Withholding the Right Amount of Taxes from Your Paycheck?
Does tax time leave you with a huge refund or a huge bill? Your withholding is off. Here's how to fix it.
3 Ways Millennials Can Avoid Financial Fraud
Elders aren't the only targets of financial fraud. Even young folks need to know how to protect themselves.
How to Watch Movies in the Theater for Free
You can easily see brand-new movies in the theaters for free. Yes, totally free. Really.
Figuring the Size of Your Emergency Fund
The usual rule of thumb is 3 to 6 months' income. Of course that's silly--the size of your emergency fund needs to be based on your spending, not your income. But even 3
9 Signs Your Identity Was Stolen
Usually, you know when you're the victim of a crime. But identity theft can be a sneaky, subtle scam. Watch out for these warnings.
5 Retirement Accounts You Don't Need a Ton of Money to Open
Don't let high minimums dissuade your retirement savings goals. These Roth IRAs can get you started, no minimum investment required.
22 Ways to Reuse Paper
Before you toss that bundle of junk mail or printed-on computer paper in the recycling bin, hold on! Try one of these 22 creative ways to reuse it.
5 Money Strategies for the Sandwich Generation
Your kids depend on you. Your aging parents depend on you. For the sandwich generation, smart money management is a must.
Breaking the Bread Code: How to Get the Freshest Loaf
Discover the color code that will lead you to the freshest loaf on the store shelf every time.
Where Are They Now? The Forgotten Dollar Bills (and Coins)
You may have money on your mind, but these notes and coins are all but forgotten. They are still legal tender, though!
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, By the Month
Not sure which fruits and vegetables are 'in season'? Here's a handy list to help you out!