Best Money Tips: How to Spot Common Medical Billing Mistakes

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on how to spot common medical billing errors, using momentum to get out of a mental rut, and money questions to ask your partner this Valentine’s Day.

Top 5 Articles

Common Medical Billing Errors and How to Spot Them — A simple typo can lead to your claim being denied. When you're filling out the forms at your doctor's office and when they give you the receipt, double check your address, account number, date of birth, and other identifying information to make sure the everything is correct. [A Mess Free Life]

The Psychology of Momentum: 5 Steps to Get Yourself Out Of A Mental Rut — Repeatable processes can help you create enough momentum to get out and take action consistently. [Pick The Brain]

8 Money Questions To Ask Your Partner This Valentine’s Day — Arguments over money is the leading cause of divorce. Make sure you and your spouse are on the same page by answering these money questions together. [Frugalwoods]

20 Valentine's Day DIY Gifts That Will Give You Heart Eyes — These DIY gifts come straight from the heart — and they're really fun to make, too! [PopSugar Smart Living]

How Do You Really Know How You're Doing for Retirement? — A few key guidelines will help you make sure your retirement is on track. [Kiplinger]

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Be Coachable If You Want To Build Massive Wealth — When you're coachable, you're open to other people's advice and you're willing to try different methods to reach your goals. [Mad Money Monster]

Creating extra storage and counter space in a small kitchen — A kitchen cart allows you to keep your kitchen essentials within easy reach while you're cooking. When you're not cooking, you can wheel it out of the way. [Unclutterer]

Finding A Job Role That Lets You Be Yourself — Not happy with your current career? Here's how to find a job that aligns with your values, preferences, and personality. [brokeGIRLrich]

Meltdown, Spectre chip vulnerabilities: What you need to know — Learn about Meltdown and Spectre, the duo of security flaws that affect nearly all the world’s computer processors. [The Christian Science Monitor]