Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Discover one writer's take on why the "voluntary slavery" of our personal financial situations can keep us from acting in our best interest.
The little things count, especially during a job interview. These are interview-busting details you don't want to overlook.
Since we're all spending more time at home, it's important to have a well-stocked kitchen and helpful tools to make lots of delicious meals.
There are ways to sell your home even when you're underwater on your mortgage.
Recessions seem like they're just doom-and-gloom, but they can also be a great time to implement your wealth-building strategy.
Want a quick, easy way to raise the value of your home? The right color paint in the right room can do the trick.
You lunch doesn’t have to be a budget-buster or bland. These 25 fast and inexpensive lunch ideas will keep your midday meals interesting and easy.
Don't throw away those empty beverage cans. With a few basic tools and a little imagination, you can put them to all sorts of uses.
I have been researching and testing methods to boost my phone in case of emergencies. Here are the five methods that worked, with varying success, for me.
Dreaming of getting rid of everything you own and becoming a globe-trotter? This is how you can actually make it happen.
We all want to reach financial freedom, but there are rules we need to follow in order to get there.
Those old scarves in your closet can be put to fun new uses with a twist of creativity. Here are almost a dozen ideas to get you started.
Trying something new can feel exhilarating — and completely terrifying. Learn how to get over your fear to do something fresh and exciting.
This little real estate agent secret could potentially save you thousands on your new home.
A side gig is an great way to bring in extra income. But if you're not insuring your little business, you risk losing it all.
Investing is not without risk. But that doesn't mean you should be afraid of investing altogether.
A crock pot can be your key to a fast and delicious dinner. These 25 recipes are simple, cost little, and, most importantly, taste great.
If your company culture leaves you in a sour mood, take heart; you can still make positive changes, even if you're not the boss.
Americans had a lot of fun spending money in the 1950s, almost as much fun as we do spending money today.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
Adjusting Financial Attitudes: Lessons for Parents and their Children
Voluntary Slavery
Discover one writer's take on why the "voluntary slavery" of our personal financial situations can keep us from acting in our best interest.
10 Little Things to Do Before a Job Interview That Can Make a Big Impact
The little things count, especially during a job interview. These are interview-busting details you don't want to overlook.
The 5 Best Stay-At-Home Kitchen Essentials
Since we're all spending more time at home, it's important to have a well-stocked kitchen and helpful tools to make lots of delicious meals.
How to Sell Your Home When You're Underwater on Your Mortgage
There are ways to sell your home even when you're underwater on your mortgage.
How to Build Wealth in a Depressed Economy
Recessions seem like they're just doom-and-gloom, but they can also be a great time to implement your wealth-building strategy.
4 Paint Colors That Can Boost Your Home's Value
Want a quick, easy way to raise the value of your home? The right color paint in the right room can do the trick.
25 Quick, Cheap Lunch Ideas
You lunch doesn’t have to be a budget-buster or bland. These 25 fast and inexpensive lunch ideas will keep your midday meals interesting and easy.
9 Surprising Uses for Empty Beer and Soda Cans
Don't throw away those empty beverage cans. With a few basic tools and a little imagination, you can put them to all sorts of uses.
No Signal? 6 Ways to Boost Your Cell Phone Reception
I have been researching and testing methods to boost my phone in case of emergencies. Here are the five methods that worked, with varying success, for me.
How to Sell All Your Stuff and Travel the World
Dreaming of getting rid of everything you own and becoming a globe-trotter? This is how you can actually make it happen.
The 10 Commandments of Reaching Financial Freedom
We all want to reach financial freedom, but there are rules we need to follow in order to get there.
12 Genius Ways to Upcycle Old Scarves
Those old scarves in your closet can be put to fun new uses with a twist of creativity. Here are almost a dozen ideas to get you started.
How to Step Out of Your Comfort Zone and Try Something New
Trying something new can feel exhilarating — and completely terrifying. Learn how to get over your fear to do something fresh and exciting.
The cost of a free ride - why not to use a buyer's agent
This little real estate agent secret could potentially save you thousands on your new home.
6 Times You Should Insure Your Side Gig
A side gig is an great way to bring in extra income. But if you're not insuring your little business, you risk losing it all.
How the Risk Averse Can Get Into the Stock Market
Investing is not without risk. But that doesn't mean you should be afraid of investing altogether.
25 Great, Cheap, and Easy Crock Pot Recipes
A crock pot can be your key to a fast and delicious dinner. These 25 recipes are simple, cost little, and, most importantly, taste great.
10 Ways to Improve Your Company's Culture, Even If You Aren't the Boss
If your company culture leaves you in a sour mood, take heart; you can still make positive changes, even if you're not the boss.
This Is How Americans Spent Their Money in the 1950s
Americans had a lot of fun spending money in the 1950s, almost as much fun as we do spending money today.