Best Money Tips: Ways to Avoid Debt

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on ways to avoid debt, tips for applying for a job online, and how to stretch your paycheck and make it last longer.

Top 5 Articles

Five Ways to Avoid Debt — Avoid debt by changing the way you shop. [Not Made Of Money]

Common Sense Tips for Applying for a Job Online — When applying for a job online, follow directions carefully. [Financial Highway]

How to Make Your Paycheck Last Longer — Make your paycheck last longer by carefully planning your daily activities. [Smarty Cents]

Finding Ways of Building a Side Income — Figure out how to build a side income by generating ideas first. [The Amateur Financier]

10 Costs That Can Ruin Your Retirement Savings — Watch out for retirement account maintenance fees. They will ruin your savings! [SmartMoney]

Other Essential Reading

Car Sharing: Not Owning and Not Quite Renting — Instead of owning or renting a car, consider using Zipcar to share a car with other people. [Currency]

Sun May Protect Kids Against Asthma — By getting sufficient levels of vitamin D, kids may be protected from asthma. [Parenting Squad]

5 Money Errors Newlyweds Are Still Making — Many newlyweds are still making the mistake of not talking about finances with their spouse. [Moolanomy]

8 Warning Signs You Might Get Laid Off — If your boss has become standoffish, you might be getting laid off soon. [Kiplinger]

7 Reasons to Review or Revise Your Will — Consider reviewing or revising your will if new children, relatives, or friends come into the picture. [Investopedia]