Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on the steps to early retirement, bad spending habits that are killing your budget, and the ultimate guide to driving with Uber.
10 Steps to Retire Early – What You Should Be Doing Right Now! — Make it a habit to challenge all purchases. Are you getting exactly what you want at the absolute best price? [My Money Design]
9 Bad Spending Habits That are Killing Your Budget — Stop making excuses to enable your bad spending habits. Focus on your final goal. [Wallet Squirrel]
The Ultimate Guide to Driving with Uber — Here's what you need to know to start making money as an Uber driver. [Everything Finance]
5 Tips to Help Stay Healthy and Safe on a Cruise — The simple most important thing to do for a safe and healthy cruise vacation is to keep your hands clean. Wash your hands properly before eating or drinking and after using the bathroom or changing a diaper. [The Allstate Blog]
5 Themes to Inspire Your Next Halloween Party — Host an elegant Halloween party with gray and white pumpkins, tree silhouettes, black lace, and blood-red cocktails. [PopSugar Smart Living]
5 Easy Ways Parents Can Save Money on Christmas — Make a conscious effort to defy sales tactics. Stay out of the stores on Black Friday and don't be suckered into a deal just because the retailer says they're low on stock or time is running out. Stick to your list and don't budge an inch! [Everybody Loves Your Money]
Budget Airline Travel: How to Get Cheap Business or First Class Tickets — There are a few different ways to get business class tickets without spending thousands of dollars. [Don't Pay Full]
How to Improve Yourself in 2 Simple Steps — Self-improvement can feel overwhelming, but when you get down to it, it really only takes two steps to make lasting changes in your life. [Pick The Brain]
This Is the Big Financial Mistake Successful Entrepreneurs Avoid — Does the success of your business translate into your personal financial success and security? [Productive Flourishing]
Climate scientist steps out of the lab and into the wind — A former NOAA scientist set on a cross-country bike trip to talk with everyday Americans about global warming. [The Christian Science Monitor]
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