Best Money Tips: The Best Sites for Online Courses

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on the best sites for online courses, how having a roommate may (or may not) save you money, and how to pack light for winter travel.

Top 5 Articles

10 Best Sites for Free and Paid Online Courses — These days, you have so many options for online learning that finding the best platform for you can be overwhelming. This list is a good place to start if you need help narrowing down your options. [Dumb Little Man]

Will Moving in With a Roommate Really Save You Money? — Having a roommate and splitting everyday living costs can help you save money, but there are situations where living with another person can cause more headache than it's worth. [Everything Finance]

Winter Travel: How To Pack Light When Clothes Are Heavy — Black leggings are must-brings for winter travel. They don't take up much space, they match everything, and the fleece variety will keep you warm on its own or as a layering piece. [Frugal Beautiful]

These 22 Small Moments in Life Should NEVER Go Unappreciated — Don't take the small moments for granted — they are what makes life wonderful! [PopSugar Smart Living]

How Your Workspace Reflects Your Health And Lifestyle — Considering the many hours you probably spend at your workspace each day, it's important to set it up to promote a healthy lifestyle. [Flipping Heck]

Other Essential Reading

Fiscal stimulus is back. So are bigger deficits. — Business is booming and unemployment rates are near rock-bottom, but economists and investors worry that the federal government is adding stimulus at the wrong time in the economic cycle. [The Christian Science Monitor]

The Importance of Being Intentional — Our natural tendency is to choose the easy way. If you want to live up to your full potential, you need to think about and take deliberate actions. [Life Optimizer]

Powerful Courageousness: Practices to Expand Yourself & Your Gift — Your range shrinks when you only do the work you love when conditions are perfect. [zen habits]

How to Live Richer Without Being Rich — You don't have to be rich to live like you're rich. [Punch Debt]

Turn your glass containers upside down. — When you put leftovers in a bottom drawer in your fridge, turn the food containers upside down so you can see the contents more easily. [The Frugal Girl]