Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Envy is a mega-danger to your finances. The green-eyed monster can even ruin your investments.
You know what I love? Getting something for nothing. Oh, it's rare. It's also sort of greedy and raises all kinds of ethical questions. [more]
Before you apply for a personal loan to cover your holiday spending, consider these alternatives.
Selling your car — even if it no longer runs! — has never been easier. Try these tips to make the process pleasantly painless.
Never fear, newbies — those tax forms won't bite! All your basic tax questions are here, answered.
In advertising, not everything is as it seems. Watch out for these phrases; if they're being used, you should reconsider the purchase you're about to make.
Your kids aren't babies anymore. It's time to sit down and talk finance.
Retirement is usually a time to relax — but for others, it's time to open their dream business. Is it really the right move?
When rates are rising, you need something that responds quickly to changes in the market. That's where Treasury bills come in.
Wedding bells may be ushering in more than new nuptials. If you or your spouse has student loans, there are a few key things to consider.
Denied! Find out why your credit application was rejected by the bank, and then take steps to tighten your finances, and improve your credit score.
Higher education comes at a cost. These companies get it, and they're helping employees pay down student debt one paycheck at a time.
You can let nature dry your hair on its own, or you can shape your locks according to your whim with one of these five best hair dryers. Your choice!
An open house is the perfect time to get the deets on your potential dream home. It's not the time to get chatty with the seller's agent.
You've spent decades saving for retirement — don't waste your savings on taxes by withdrawing your money foolishly!
Intimated by the thought of negotiating? Frazzled by haggling? Here are some tips to help you relax, enjoy the process, and score better deals.
Grab your paintbrush! A few simple (and frugal!) improvements can add much-needed curb appeal — and dollars — to your home's selling price.
When you're done fantasizing about what you could spend a cool million on, think about the possibilities of a realistic windfall — like a cool $5K!
If you're prone to overspending, a debit card may be your best bet. For everyone else, credit cards are the safer choice.
Spring cleaning can seem overwhelming, but there is a way to organize your entire life, one step at a time.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
4 Ways to Keep Envy From Ruining Your Retirement Investments
Envy is a mega-danger to your finances. The green-eyed monster can even ruin your investments.
Frugal... or just plain wrong?
You know what I love? Getting something for nothing. Oh, it's rare. It's also sort of greedy and raises all kinds of ethical questions. [more]
5 Ways to Make the Holidays More Affordable — Without Taking Out a Holiday Loan
Before you apply for a personal loan to cover your holiday spending, consider these alternatives.
The 6 Best Ways to Sell Your Car
Selling your car — even if it no longer runs! — has never been easier. Try these tips to make the process pleasantly painless.
The 7 Most Common Tax Questions for Beginners, Answered
Never fear, newbies — those tax forms won't bite! All your basic tax questions are here, answered.
Advertising Jargon That Aims to Mislead
In advertising, not everything is as it seems. Watch out for these phrases; if they're being used, you should reconsider the purchase you're about to make.
7 Money Conversations Parents Should Have With Their Adult Kids
Your kids aren't babies anymore. It's time to sit down and talk finance.
5 Questions Retirees Should Ask Before Starting a Small Business
Retirement is usually a time to relax — but for others, it's time to open their dream business. Is it really the right move?
Why Treasury Bills Are Always a Worthwhile Investment
When rates are rising, you need something that responds quickly to changes in the market. That's where Treasury bills come in.
How a New Marriage Can Survive Student Loan Debt
Wedding bells may be ushering in more than new nuptials. If you or your spouse has student loans, there are a few key things to consider.
11 Reasons Your Credit Card Application Was Denied — And What You Can Do About It
Denied! Find out why your credit application was rejected by the bank, and then take steps to tighten your finances, and improve your credit score.
These 17 Companies Will Help You Repay Your Student Loan
Higher education comes at a cost. These companies get it, and they're helping employees pay down student debt one paycheck at a time.
The 5 Best Blow Dryers
You can let nature dry your hair on its own, or you can shape your locks according to your whim with one of these five best hair dryers. Your choice!
5 Things a Homebuyer Shouldn't Say to a Seller's Agent
An open house is the perfect time to get the deets on your potential dream home. It's not the time to get chatty with the seller's agent.
The Right Way to Withdraw Money From Your Retirement Accounts During Retirement
You've spent decades saving for retirement — don't waste your savings on taxes by withdrawing your money foolishly!
How to Negotiate With Confidence and Strike the Best Deal
Intimated by the thought of negotiating? Frazzled by haggling? Here are some tips to help you relax, enjoy the process, and score better deals.
9 Easy Home Improvements That Add Thousands to Your Listing
Grab your paintbrush! A few simple (and frugal!) improvements can add much-needed curb appeal — and dollars — to your home's selling price.
What You Can Buy With $5,000
When you're done fantasizing about what you could spend a cool million on, think about the possibilities of a realistic windfall — like a cool $5K!
4 Reasons Credit Is Safer Than Debit
If you're prone to overspending, a debit card may be your best bet. For everyone else, credit cards are the safer choice.
How to Spring Clean Your Whole Life — One Step at a Time
Spring cleaning can seem overwhelming, but there is a way to organize your entire life, one step at a time.