Best Money Tips: How to Avoid Holiday Travel Stress
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great tips for the holidays! Learn how to avoid stressing out over holiday travel and spending, and gather the kids for Halloween costumes perfect for families.
Top 5 Articles
How to Avoid Holiday Travel Headaches — If you're planning to catch a connecting flight, travel through a warm-weather airport to avoid delays thanks to severe weather. [U.S. News & World Report]
7 Tips to Avoid Holiday Spending Stress — Instead of buying separate gifts for everyone in a family, consider getting a group gift that the whole family can enjoy. [My Dollar Plan]
25 Perfect Family Halloween Costume Ideas — This Halloween, coordinate your family's costumes as a team of superheroes, the Addams Family, or a set of crayons! [Parenting Squad]
How to Project Confidence (When You're So Not Feeling It) — If you're nervous about something, take a minute to talk to a stranger. This will help you out of your own head and into the present moment. [PopSugar Smart Living]
Brown bag lunch strategies for grown-ups — Avoid a soggy meat-and-cheese sandwich by spreading condiments between the ingredients rather than on the bread. [Get Rich Slowly]
Other Essential Reading
5 Tips for Effective Online Dating — First impressions are important. Send a fun and thoughtful initial message tailored to the person you're interested in. [Dumb Little Man]
7 Signs That Your Calendar is Overbooked — Are you always racing from one meeting to the next? Give yourself time in your calendar to travel between the places you need to be. [Time Management Ninja]
7 Frugal Ways to Winterize Your Home — Minimize the number of rooms you use during the day and only heat those rooms. [Frugal Village]
Can You Reuse K-Cups? Yes – Here Are 17 Ideas — You can use K-Cups for many different crafts! They're great for advent calendars, holiday lights, confetti poppers, and more. [Sustainablog]
Don’t Make These 5 Financial Mistakes After Divorce — Don't go at it alone! Your finances will look different after a divorce, and you may need some help to figure out what you want your new life to look like — and how to get there. [DailyWorth]
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