Best Money Tips: Great Mother's Day Gift Ideas Under $50

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on Mother's Day gifts, bad reasons to sell your home, and juicy secrets to job hunting.

Top 5 Articles

20 Great Mother's Day Gift Ideas Under $50 — This Mother's Day, give your mom the day off. Cook, clean, and take care of all her other daily tasks for her. [The Dough Roller]

5 Bad Reasons to Sell Your Home — Don't sell your home for the purpose of playing the market. That is a bad idea! [The Wisdom Journal]

6 Juicy Secrets to Job Hunting — If you are looking for a job, you should make looking for a job your full time job. [SavvySugar]

9 Passive Income Streams That Work — Want to make some extra money? Consider writing "How To" guides. [Christian PF]

5 Ways to Secure Your Financial Future — Secure your financial future by not gambling. [Quizzle Wire]

Other Essential Reading

13 Fun Baby Shower Decorating Ideas — Are you hosting a baby shower? Consider making a baby sock bouquet. [Parenting Squad]

How to Find Attractive Value Stocks — If you want to find attractive value stocks, consider looking through the news to find companies who are experiencing troubles that may pass. [Kiplinger]

Where You Can Go To College For Free — Want to go to college for free? Check out online options such as College of the Ozarks. [Generation X Finance]

Paying Taxes with a Credit Card: Pros and Cons — Your credit score may go down if you pay your taxes with a credit card. [Free From Broke]

Insurance You Can Do Without - Long Term Care Insurance — You can live without long term care insurance. Instead, opt for a tax free savings account. [Canadian Finance Blog]