A young person's best financial adviser So many young people in debt because they don't take care of their finances. Resources like wisebread are great way to educate yourself on the "a b c" of finance. Learn it before you get into too much debt.

NO love for NON American credit card users? MOST of wisebread's topics-- budgeting, frugality,lifehacks-- are pretty universal topics that can be enjoyed by anyone in any country.on the other hand, the advice on credit card is directed at north americans only candians and US. wise bread editors please take note. you have a big international readership.you are featured on asian editions of readers digest. your books are even translated into many languages.please start servicing the international audience and provide credit advice for everyone.

Saved hours of personal research All the data on Wise Bread can be found on the credit card company's own websites. What is great is Wise Bread aggregated all this data, analyzed it, and just gave me the final recommendation. I wouldn't otherwise have the patience to deal with all this research. I especially enjoyed the information provided by Jason and Andrea's articles. Thank you again.

A consumer review tool powered by real experts Wise Bread doesn't look like much the first time I visited. The design is old and the article titles are the same as any other personal finance portal. After digging deeper, however, I found that the key difference between Wise Bread and other so-called "expert" sites . . . Wise Bread has actual real experts. Their personal finance editor was the former editor for Mint.com. Many of their writers are real journalists who worked for big time papers like the Chicago Tribune and US News and World Report. This portal has tons of credibility.

Love these local bloggers I've been following these guys since my college days. They started out as local SoCal bloggers. I'd hear about them on the news and local public radio station sometimes. Very neat articles that even I can understand lol.