Best Money Tips: How to Score Radical Savings on Clothing
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on the top tips for saving money on clothing, legit ways to lower your student loan payments, and the best plants to grow if you want to save on groceries.
Top 5 Articles
23 Top Tips for Radical Savings on Clothing — Get your basics — like T-shirts, tank tops, and lounge wear — from generic brands. You don't need a high-end designer for simple cuts and solid colors. [Money Talks News]
5 Legit Ways to Lower Your Student Loan Payments — It can be a challenge to make your monthly student loan payments when you don't land the job you hoped you would right after college, but know that you have options to make it more manageable. [Frugal Rules]
Save Hundreds of Dollars By Growing These 7 Plants — You can save hundreds of dollars a year on groceries just by growing some fresh produce in a small yard or sunny balcony. These plants offer great value and minimal effort. [Dumb Little Man]
13 Top Tips For Traveling on Public Transport in London — If you're planning a trip to London, use these tips to ensure you ride the tube, bus, and train like a local. [PopSugar Smart Living]
18 Fond Financial Facts You Didn’t Know About Valentine’s Day — The first Valentine’s Day chocolate box was introduced in 1868 by Richard Cadbury, the same guy who founded the Cadbury chocolate company. [Len Penzo]
Other Essential Reading
Natural disasters: 2017 costliest year — According to the NOAA, 2017 was the most expensive year for natural disasters in the U.S. Some communities are taking steps to mitigate the effects of future disasters. [The Christian Science Monitor]
Need Help With Your Budget? Try A Weekly Budget — A weekly budget may work better for you if you find yourself running out of money at the end of every month. [Money Under 30]
Building financial empathy — Financial empathy will help you better understand your friends, family, and yourself. [Get Rich Slowly]
7 Ways to Reduce Medical Care Costs — When you need nonemergency medical assistance and your family doctor is closed, opt to go to urgent care or convenience care instead of the ER. [Everything Finance]
How To Optimize Your Investments For Tax Minimization — Learn how to decrease the tax burden on your investments. [The College Investor]
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