Best of Personal Finance Roundup: Best Stuff NOT to Buy in Bulk

By Linsey Knerl

Welcome to Wise Bread’s Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we tell you the best stuff not to buy in bulk, how to make a stellar breakfast pizza, and how health reform will affect you in 2010.

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Best Stuff NOT to Buy in Bulk — Beware the allure of savings when dealing with this list ...

Buy Your Groceries European-Style

Groceries Cold Meats Fruit

By Philip Brewer

Make a grocery list and stick to it? That’s a piece of advice that’ll cost you a lot of money. The theory, I guess, is that you’re so terribly prone to impulse buying that you can’t be trusted to wander free in a grocery store. The reality, though, is that you can save a lot of ...

Best of Personal Finance Roundup: 16 Ways Not to Blow Your Tax Refund

By Linsey Knerl

Welcome to Wise Bread’s Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we share the ultimate guide to greening your home, 14 gadgets that may or may not be green, and 16 ways to NOT blow your tax refund!

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The Ultimate Guide to “Greening” Your Home (and the Juicy Tax Breaks, too!) — We love this list of ...

Ask the Readers: Save Money on Rent? (Chance to win $20!)

By Linsey Knerl

We get a lot of email asking us about apartment-hunting, rental properties, and finding cheap (but lovely) places to rent.  As a farmgirl with only a couple of years’ experiences in the "rental market," I’m pleased to say I haven’t really had to deal with it much.  I know that our readers, do, however.  What are ...

The 7 Laws of Negotiation

bargain sign

By Kentin Waits

Sometimes, it takes an economic downturn for folks to rediscover a lost art. I’ve heard all the buzz lately about people beginning to negotiate the price of everything from new shoes to cell phone plans. When we see companies slashing prices and luring us in with incentives and other goodies, we rightly begin to wonder just ...

Live Where the Water Tastes Good

Waterfall above New Lanark

By Philip Brewer

There’s an old song, the "Michigan Water Blues" that starts, "Michigan water tastes like cherry wine." I grew up in Michigan, so the song always had a certain resonance for me, but I’ve lived other places where the water tasted good, and a few where it didn’t. If you don’t like the water where you live, ...

Ask the Readers: Do You Trust Product Reviews? (Chance to win $20!)

By Linsey Knerl

How do you know which products are worth buying? Do you ever rely on product reviews for your guidance? With all the blogs and websites offering reviews and opinions on which are the best, how can you know who to trust?

We want your feedback on blogs and bias. Do you think that there is a way ...

Cash vs. Accrual and Why Accounting Matters for Taxes

By Thursday Bram

When you’re running a small business, it may seem like deciding between cash and accrual accounting is just one more thing on the long list of things you need to get done. But the fact of the matter is the decision on which accounting method you’re going to use makes a difference in something as simple ...

Best of Personal Finance Roundup: MasterCard Acceptance Guidelines

By Linsey Knerl

Welcome to Wise Bread’s Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we give you insight into how retailers should treat your MasterCard, 24 secret menus at your favorite eateries, and how to whip up an amazing stewed lamb ribs dish.

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MasterCard Acceptance Guidelines — We’ve already shared the ways that Visa can and can’t be used ...

7 Essential Tools for Getting Work Done — Anywhere!

By Linsey Knerl

Sometimes you just have to get out of the office to ever get any work done! 

When you’re on the go, or are working from home, what are the best tools to keep you productive and in step with the rest of the world? 

We share our a couple from our list of 7 necessary tools to help ...

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