Best Money Tips: How the Sharing Economy Can Save You Money
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on how the sharing economy can save you money, ways to save at Target, and how to take a minimalist approach to work.
Top 5 Articles
Hotels, Office Space, And Car Rentals: Where Will The Sharing Economy Save You Money? — While taking part in the sharing economy can save you a lot of money, it isn't for everyone. [Money Under 30]
25 Amazing Ways to Save More at Target — Check your Target receipts for coupons before you toss them out! [PopSugar Smart Living]
The Simple Office: How to Use a Minimalist Approach to Work — A minimalist office can help you maintain a healthy work-life balance. Start by questioning everything — especially the processes that you don’t actually need. [The Tiny Life]
7 Ways to Save on Groceries By Making a List — While weekly grocery list is necessary for your regular shopping, a monthly list will help you track the staple items that you would want to buy in bulk. [Everyday Finance]
Money story: Small acts of kindness create social capital — Social capital is about creating value and a positive impact among your social network. It's something that will bring a lot of value to your life down the road. [Get Rich Slowly]
Other Essential Reading
Cloud? Mall? Why internet metaphors matter in net neutrality debate — The debates over what metaphors to use for the internet show how mental images shape public opinion. [The Christian Science Monitor]
Green Living At Home: Tips To Save Energy & Money — Eliminate standby power by using smart power strips that will automatically turn off electricity to plugged-in devices when they're not in use. [Mad Money Monster]
Always Calculate The Opportunity Cost When Making A Major Investment — Investing in one thing means you're not investing in something else. Make sure that your returns will be worth giving up on that other opportunity. [Financial Samurai]
4 Key Areas to Review and Reset Your Money! — It's important to review your finances regularly to make sure you're on track for your goals and to adjust if necessary. [Couple Money]
What to Do If You’re Terrified You’re Going to Screw Up Life — Know that there are no guarantees in life. You'll have an easier time navigating life when you recognize that you will be disappointed sometimes — and that it's normal. [The College Investor]
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