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Industry
  
Internet

Headquarters
  
United States

Founded
  
2006 (2006)

Website
  
WiseBread.com

Founder
  
Greg Go, Lynn Truong, Will Chen

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Wise Bread is a US-based financial advice website that offers advice on personal finance, frugality, career, travel, and deals and discounts. The site is written by multiple people and updates many times each day. In 2009, Wise Bread published a book titled 10,001 Ways to Live Large on a Small Budget. In partnership with Macmillan Publishers, Wise Bread also launched the podcast, Dealista. "Wise Bread This Year's Visits and Page Views by Month". Site Meter. September 2014. </ref>

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Publications and Other Platforms

In 2009 Wise Bread partnered with Macmillan Publishers to create The Dealista — a 36 episode podcast series focused on finding great deals.

In 2009, Wise Bread published a paperback book titled 10,001 Ways to Live Large on a Small Budget.

Wise Bread has contributed content to a number of news sites, including MSN Money, U.S. News & World Report, and the Huffington Post.

Reception

  • In 2009, PC Magazine called Wisebread.com one of the top one hundred web sites of the year.
  • U.S. News & World Report's Kimberly Palmer reviewed 10,001 Ways to Live Large on a Small Budget, stating, “This book is just what we need right now — a reminder that tough economic times don’t mean we have to stop living well, just that we need to indulge more creatively.”
  • In 2010, Kiplinger named Wise Bread the "best pick for frugalistas" in its round up of best money blogs.
  • In 2011, About.com named Wise Bread the "top personal finance blog of 2011."
  • MSN listed Wise Bread among the top ten money blogs.
  • In 2013, Jean Chatzky described the site as one of the top ten financial blogs you should read, and Kiplinger praised Wise Bread's Twitter account for giving the "best smart spending advice" in its list of "the best of everything, 2013."

    • Information researched and compiled by Wise Bread has been cited by news vendors including CBS, Fox News, and the Reader's Digest.

    References

    Wise Bread Wikipedia
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