Best Money Tips: Healthy Home Remedies That Work
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found healthy home remedies, the best and worst things to buy in February, and tips to save on flowers.
Top 5 Articles
15 Healthy Home Remedies — Dandelion tea cay be used to ease bloating and cramping. Add a little honey to make it less bitter. [Living Well Spending Less]
The best and worst things to buy in February — Watch out for Presidents' Day deals. Expect to find slashed prices on apparel, furniture, and home items — especially mattresses. [The Monitor]
9 Tips to Save a Bundle on Flowers — Just like produce, flowers that are in season tend to be cheaper. Visit your local florist to learn what's available this time of year. [PopSugar Smart Living]
Financial Planning for a Strong Future — It's important to have 3-9 months' worth of living expenses in your emergency fund savings, but you should also try to keep 2 months’ worth of expenses in your checking account, just in case. [Amplify]
7 Tips For Driving In Snow — Keep your tank full! You don't want to be stranded in the snow with no heat. [Wealthy Turtle]
Other Essential Reading
The Changing Nature of Jobs and How to Stay Relevant — Instead of focusing on a specific job description, develop a core set of transferable skills that you enjoy. [Lazy Man and Money]
How to Budget for Raises, Income Gaps, and Other Career Changes — Before you switch jobs, take a hard look at how the pay difference will impact your budget. But don't just focus on the numbers! Also consider retirement options, health care, change in hours, etc. [Daily Worth]
How To Help Adult Children Facing Financial Trials — If your adult child is moving back with you, make sure they're contributing to family expenses. [A Debt Free Stress Free Life]
8 Money Tips For Teenagers — Before you buy or pay for anything, always check if student discounts are available. [Listen Money Matters]
6 Reasons to Say "Yes" to Your Kids More Often — Hearing "yes" can help your child learn which behavior is appropriate and which is clearly off-limits. [Parenting Squad]
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