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If your job is taking more and more out of you, it may be time to find a new one. Consider these eight signs, and then consider updating your resume.
The final numbers aren't in yet, but if you're like most Americans, the holidays have done some damage to your budget. Here's how you did it.
You're thinking about joining a credit union. You've noticed some credit unions are federal, and some are state-chartered. What's the difference?
Don't get overwhelmed picking your own 401(k) investments. Use this simple approach to build a stable retirement portfolio.
Society is made to reward extroverts, but there are ways for introverts to become amazingly successful, too.
To move forward in life, you must learn from your mistakes. Find out how to cut through ego, stop simply persevering, and start getting things right.
If you've been neglecting your nest egg, it's time to bring it back from the dead.
Your spouse is stressed and overworked and it's hard on everyone. Don't feel hopeless — stay positive and take care of yourself, too.
We're all for buy and hold, but sometimes, it really does make sense to sell an investment. That's where an exit strategy comes in.
As many as three in four Americans suffer from chronic dehydration, which can have serious health effects. Are you getting your daily water ration?
Instead of waiting until spring arrives — and wasting all the warm weather — get your spring cleaning done early when you're stuck inside.
If you're think you're doing all you can to earn frequent flier miles, get a bit of inspiration from these talented travelers.
Stop throwing away cheap clothes and invest in the good stuff. These 16 wardrobe essentials will last you a lifetime.
Big life changes — even positive ones — can cause relationships to suffer. Learn how to weather the storm and come out stronger in the end.
Having travel rewards scattered across multiple brands can become a real mess. Here's how to clean it up.
Renting a place to live? After you sign that lease, you'll need to provide full disclosure on certain things.
In a rut? Need a shake-up? Or just want something fun and different to do? This list will help you create, connect with people, and have a great time.
Divorce doesn't only involve the distribution of assets; it involves the distribution of debts, too. Here's what to expect when you untie the knot.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
7 Surprising Ways to Earn Money Online
Need some extra cash? These online side hustles — some new, some new and improved — could earn you a pretty penny.
7 Ways to Save Big on Appliances
New home appliances are never cheap, but with the right strategy, you can save big when it comes time to buy one.
8 Signs You Should Quit Your Job
If your job is taking more and more out of you, it may be time to find a new one. Consider these eight signs, and then consider updating your resume.
Here's What You Spent on This Holiday Season
The final numbers aren't in yet, but if you're like most Americans, the holidays have done some damage to your budget. Here's how you did it.
Here's the Difference Between a Federal and Non-Federal Credit Union
You're thinking about joining a credit union. You've noticed some credit unions are federal, and some are state-chartered. What's the difference?
Bookmark This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Choosing 401(k) Investments
Don't get overwhelmed picking your own 401(k) investments. Use this simple approach to build a stable retirement portfolio.
Flashback Friday: 45 Brilliant Career Tips for Introverts
Society is made to reward extroverts, but there are ways for introverts to become amazingly successful, too.
How to Learn From Your Mistakes
To move forward in life, you must learn from your mistakes. Find out how to cut through ego, stop simply persevering, and start getting things right.
How to Revive an Old Retirement Fund
If you've been neglecting your nest egg, it's time to bring it back from the dead.
How to Deal When Your Spouse is Suffering From Burnout
Your spouse is stressed and overworked and it's hard on everyone. Don't feel hopeless — stay positive and take care of yourself, too.
How an Exit Strategy Can Make You a Better Investor
We're all for buy and hold, but sometimes, it really does make sense to sell an investment. That's where an exit strategy comes in.
10 Tricks to Get You Drinking More Water
As many as three in four Americans suffer from chronic dehydration, which can have serious health effects. Are you getting your daily water ration?
7 Reasons to Get Spring Cleaning Done During Winter
Instead of waiting until spring arrives — and wasting all the warm weather — get your spring cleaning done early when you're stuck inside.
Extreme Mileage Hacking: Creative Ways to Earn Flier Miles
If you're think you're doing all you can to earn frequent flier miles, get a bit of inspiration from these talented travelers.
16 Clothing Items That Will Last Forever
Stop throwing away cheap clothes and invest in the good stuff. These 16 wardrobe essentials will last you a lifetime.
How to Preserve Your Relationships When Circumstances Change
Big life changes — even positive ones — can cause relationships to suffer. Learn how to weather the storm and come out stronger in the end.
How to Streamline Your Travel Rewards Strategy
Having travel rewards scattered across multiple brands can become a real mess. Here's how to clean it up.
8 Things You Should Never Hide From Your Landlord
Renting a place to live? After you sign that lease, you'll need to provide full disclosure on certain things.
25 New Things to Do Today
In a rut? Need a shake-up? Or just want something fun and different to do? This list will help you create, connect with people, and have a great time.
What Happens to Debt After Divorce?
Divorce doesn't only involve the distribution of assets; it involves the distribution of debts, too. Here's what to expect when you untie the knot.