Best Money Tips: 15 Things That Happy People Avoid
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on the things that happy people avoid, how to get the best deals on Amazon, and a deliciously easy way to make peanut butter.
Top 5 Articles
15 Things Happy People Avoid At All Costs — Happy people avoid four-wall syndrome — they don't keep themselves cooped up indoors all day. [Pick The Brain]
How to Get the Best Deals on Amazon.com — Use Amazon Pantry for everyday essentials like toilet paper or soap. [Money Ning]
How to Make Homemade Peanut Butter — It's super easy (and cheap!) to make your own peanut butter. The only fancy equipment you need is a food processor! [Saving Dollars & Sense]
12 Ways to Make Your Coffee Break Better — Take this opportunity to get away from your desk and clear your head. While you're away, chat with co-workers and make smart connections! [PopSugar Smart Living]
In case you missed it: 4 Steps to Finding Your Mortgage Lender — Price is the main factor in your choice of a mortgage lender, so it's important that you do your homework and compare rates. Use a mortgage calculator if you need help! [Wise Bread]
Other Essential Reading
7 Tips to Keep Your Meetings to a Manageable Size — You need active participants at a meeting — not observers. [Time Management Ninja]
The Ultimate Checklist For Safe Online Shopping — Don't just close the browser when you complete a transaction. Remember to log out! [Saving Coupons]
6 Things to Tackle Before Purchasing Your First Home — You may be eligible for assistance programs for homebuyers, so do some research! [Ready For Zero]
Life Is Short: Toxic Financial Attitudes — Life is short, but that's no excuse to spend like crazy. It's important to balance the enjoyment of now with consideration for the future. [Consumerism Commentary]
9 Ways to Entertain Kids on a Road Trip — Five your kids a map of the area you'll be traveling in and have them trace the route and mark the towns you pass. [Parenting Squad]
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