Best Money Tips: Ways to Make Money This Week
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on ways to make money this week, finding the right fit in a job, and ways you are wasting money at the grocery store.
Top 5 Articles
15 Ways to Make Money This Week — To make money this week, have a garage sale or sell plants from your garden. [Kylie Ofiu]
Finding the Right Fit in a Job — 42% of people think "cultural fit" is the most important factor in determining whether or not to make a hire. [MainStreet]
19 Ways You're Wasting Money at the Grocery Store — If you aren't using a reusable shopping bag or not checking your receipt, you may be wasting money at the grocery store. [PopSugar Smart Living]
4 Common Money-Saving Sabotages and How to Get Around them — Instead of using the money you saved to buy something else, put your savings into a savings account. [Frugal Confessions]
Why Most Experts Suggest Delaying Social Security — Delaying social security increases the payout you'll receive. [Oblivious Investor]
Other Essential Reading
Want to Start a Career? Consider Moving to One of These Cities — Moving to Austin or Denver is a good move if you are thinking about starting a career! [Money Smart Life]
Wednesday Welcome: Making a Living, Flip by Flip — When making a living flipping houses, figure out financing and be known as one of the good guys. [Jean Chatzky Making Money Make Sense]
You Shouldn't Make Your Financial Decisions Based On Financial Gurus' Advice — Since most financial gurus give general advice not tailored to your unique situation, you shouldn't make decisions based on their advice. [Bible Money Matters]
Five Tips for Getting Started on Etsy — If you are interested in selling on Etsy, find your niche and learn how to compete. [Money Saving Enthusiast]
11 Alternative Uses for Cookie Cutters — Have you ever used cookie cutters to make crayons? [Parenting Squad]
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