Best Money Tips: Simple Ways to Brighten Someone's Day
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on simple ways to brighten someone’s day, vacation hacks that help you save money, and free websites that will improve your quality of life.
Top 5 Articles
50 Surprisingly Simple Ways to Brighten Someone's Day — Surprise your co-workers with treats for the office, just because. [PopSugar Smart Living]
7 hacks to cut the cost of your vacation — Consider all options for transportation — cheaper car rentals, public transportation, bike rentals, etc. — and use the ones that work best for you. [The Monitor]
17 Free Websites to Upgrade the Quality of Your Life Today — These apps make it easier to get healthy, learn a second language, save time, and more! [Pick The Brain]
Divorce and Credit: Financial Mistakes to Avoid — Join Experian's #CreditChat tomorrow at 3 p.m. ET for a discussion on common financial mistakes that couples can make when getting a divorce. [Experian]
What to Buy at Garage Sales to Resell — A sturdy piece of furniture that's been refreshed with a new coat of paint or new hardware can fetch hundreds of dollars in profit. [Flipping Income]
Other Essential Reading
7 Ways to Get Your Theatre Fix Without Going Totally Broke — Ask the box office if they offer reduced-price preview tickets if you don't mind watching a rehearsal rather than general opening show. [The Penny Hoarder]
How to Avoid Charity Scams When Donating Money — Beware of charities that use sob stories to appeal to your emotions. Legitimate or well-known charities generally don't try to guilt-trip you into making a donation. [Everything Finance]
5 Entirely Free Ways To Maximize Your Small Flat — A unified, monochromatic color scheme will make your apartment feel more open. [Money Digest]
6 Bald Faced Time Management Lies We Tell Ourselves Every Day — Don't allow interruptions simply because you think they will only take a minute — nothing ever takes just a minute! [Sid Savara]
20 Ways to Accidentally Ruin the Next 20 Years of Your Life — When you avoid being wrong at all costs, you also stop giving yourself the opportunity to learn and grow from your mistakes. [Marc & Angel Hack Life]
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