Best Money Tips: Ways to Save $1 a Day

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on ways to save $1 a day, family-friendly Super Bowl parties, and cheap things that make life easier.

Top 5 Articles

18 Way To Save (At Least) $1 A Day — Save at least $1 a day by finding free WiFi. [SavvySugar]

7 Excellent Ideas for a Family-Friendly Super Bowl Party — To have a family-friendly Super Bowl party, make Super Bowl cake! [Parenting Squad]

Cheap Things That Make Life Easier — Buying a rubber spatula will make your life easier when it comes to cooking. [Thousandaire]

Why I See Very Few Movies in The Theaters — Going to the movie theater is an expensive hassle. Wait for movies to come out on DVD. [Free Money Finance]

How to Find Extra Cash to Put Toward Your Debt — Find extra cash to put towards your debt by lowering your insurance premiums. [Dough Roller]

Other Essential Reading

6 Affordable Drugstore Makeup Products Celebrities Love — Follow Adriana Lima's lead and get an airbrushed look by using Maybelline's Dream Matte Mousse. It's only $5! [Celebrity Finds]

(Cheap) Must-Haves for Parents — Parents, make sure you carry hand sanitizer with you! [The Sun's Financial Diary]

Fitness on a Budget — Get fit on a budget by using the Internet to find free resources. [The Centsible Life]

Why You Should Buy Your New Car in 2012 — It may be a good idea to buy a new car in 2012 due to rebates being offered by car manufacturers. [Financial Highway]

Five Money Moves To Make Before You Pay Off Your Debt — Before you pay off your debt, consider funding $1,000 to your emergency fund. [Money Q&A]

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