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There's no shortage of Internet "jobs" scams, but there are legit side gigs, too. Fatten your wallet with these online extra income opportunities.
If you've got caviar tastes and a fishstick budget, buy domestic. That and 13 other great cheap alternatives on the other side of the click.
Velcro is a hook and loop fastening wonder, with scores of uses from the kitchen to the car. Explore 10 ways you can put it to good use.
Think the clerk at the rental counter just wants to sell you insurance? Actually, they may be trying to save you from a headache.
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You know a 529 savings plan is for your children's college expenses, but with some creative thinking, it can be so much more.
Coffee cups, unopened mail, convention swag — that clutter on your desk is flatlining your productivity. Dump it, and watch your efficiency soar!
Nothing's more scary for homeowners than the prospect of hiring the wrong contractor. Here's how to hire the right one.
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Summer's around the corner, which means extra hours in the day for home improvement. Spruce up your backyard with a spiffy and affordable project.
The truth is that science still hasn't found a miracle hair growth serum, but these five hair regrowth products will help men with thinning hair.
A credit card for your small business can be a great way to manage expenses (and earn rewards). There's just one catch.
The Joneses seem like they have it all. It turns out they have some valuable money lessons to offer, too.
Caviar taste on a fishsticks budget? We'll tell you how you can enjoy the caviar — and some other indulgent treats — for far less than you expect.
It's hard to know when you're 100 percent ready to have a baby, but these financial signs mean you're off to a great start.
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Nothing throws a wrench in the works of marriage quite like money troubles. Learn how to avoid these common financial fights.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
9 Great Jobs for Snowbirds
You can still fly south for the winter and make the same amount of money. Just choose any of these jobs.
10 Best Tools for Finding an Apartment on the Cheap
Looking for a new apartment can be about as much fun as getting a root canal. However, a wealth of free or cheap tools are at hand to make it easier.
The Only Fruits and Veggies Worth Growing Yourself
Gardening is fun and satisfying, but why not go for the fruits and vegetables that offer the most value, too?
13 Ways to Make Money Online That Aren't Scams
There's no shortage of Internet "jobs" scams, but there are legit side gigs, too. Fatten your wallet with these online extra income opportunities.
14 Pricey Things You Shouldn't Buy (And What to Get Instead)
If you've got caviar tastes and a fishstick budget, buy domestic. That and 13 other great cheap alternatives on the other side of the click.
10 Uses for Velcro That'll Make Your Life Easier
Velcro is a hook and loop fastening wonder, with scores of uses from the kitchen to the car. Explore 10 ways you can put it to good use.
6 Reasons You Should Buy the Rental Car Insurance
Think the clerk at the rental counter just wants to sell you insurance? Actually, they may be trying to save you from a headache.
Building a Credit History
A good credit history can save you a small fortune over a lifetime. Here's how to build one.
5 Creative Uses for a 529 Plan
You know a 529 savings plan is for your children's college expenses, but with some creative thinking, it can be so much more.
12 Things in Your Office You Can Throw Out Today
Coffee cups, unopened mail, convention swag — that clutter on your desk is flatlining your productivity. Dump it, and watch your efficiency soar!
How to Find and Hire a Reliable Contractor
Nothing's more scary for homeowners than the prospect of hiring the wrong contractor. Here's how to hire the right one.
7 Effortless Ways to Prevent Budget-Busting Impulse Buys
Impulse buys can really bust your budget. Here's how to resist the urge, without much effort.
8 DIY Backyard Home Improvements That Save You Big
Summer's around the corner, which means extra hours in the day for home improvement. Spruce up your backyard with a spiffy and affordable project.
The 5 Best Hair Growth Products for Men
The truth is that science still hasn't found a miracle hair growth serum, but these five hair regrowth products will help men with thinning hair.
What Does Your Personal Guarantee On a Business Credit Card Mean?
A credit card for your small business can be a great way to manage expenses (and earn rewards). There's just one catch.
4 Money Lessons You Can Learn From the Joneses
The Joneses seem like they have it all. It turns out they have some valuable money lessons to offer, too.
Cheap Ways to Get These 8 Expensive Indulgences
Caviar taste on a fishsticks budget? We'll tell you how you can enjoy the caviar — and some other indulgent treats — for far less than you expect.
7 Signs You're Financially Ready to Start a Family
It's hard to know when you're 100 percent ready to have a baby, but these financial signs mean you're off to a great start.
Budgeting for the rest of us, or How to follow a budget without breaking down in tears
Budgeting can be difficult. For some people (like me!), it brings up things that they may not want to see. For others, it's a necessary but frustrating tool to curtail spending, or a painful reminder of how much they overspent, yet again. [more]
4 Money Fights Married Couples Have (And How to Avoid Them)
Nothing throws a wrench in the works of marriage quite like money troubles. Learn how to avoid these common financial fights.