Everything you ever wanted to know about finance Wise Bread covers every aspect of finance from explaining the benefits of online checking accounts to showing you how to save money by making your own laundry detergent. The blog posts can be a bit chaotic. They are a group blog and not every writer is awesome. But most are pretty good. 9 out of 10 time you will find what you need and more.

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.

Would be even better if bilingual Several writers on Wise Bread are hilarious! I don´t like to think about finances too much it is just too depressing! But at least Wise Bread keeps you entertained. I also enjoy the multicultural aspect of Wise Bread. They have writers from all over the world. One of the writers is even traveling full time. I hope in time they will translate more of their articles into Spanish. Spanish speakers are a big demographic. They're missing out a big audience.

No Judging! What I hate about other financial websites is that they always make you feel so inadequate. OK, so what if I don't know all the new 2015 rules for the new Roth IRA! Not everyone has hours to learn personal finance. Wise Bread is like the little cheat sheet that teaches you financial things your mom and dad should've taught you but didn't. All this knowledge is provided without chiding or judgment. In fact, the articles are fun and friendly. Look them up. You won't be disappointed.

I'm one happy camper! Dealing with credit cards is one of the most stressful things in life. Oh this card has the best rates? Great but it might also have an annual fee that makes it no worth it. I'm glad there is a destination online like Wisebread.com where you can find great reviews formatted in a useful way. Their mortgage section is also pretty good. Will come back when I am redoing my mortgage.