Best Money Tips: Cold Shower Edition

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup! You know how your mom said that if you crossed your eyes for long enough, they'd get stuck that way? She was probably right. We don't know, we haven't tried it. But here are 35 other things she probably told you that aren't true about your health, so go ahead and do whatever you want. (Health Theory)

Some ways to keep cool in the summer heat that might seem a bit kooky but actually work pretty well. (Care 2)

It's OK to love your money. Go ahead. Give it a hug. (AARP via Dual Income No Kids)

If you are pregnant in this kind of heat, you might be thinking twice about your choice to reproduce. But if you're having a baby shower for the first time, here are some tips on registering for gifts, and what you need and don't need for your little bundle of screaming joy. (Parenting Squad)

After a few days of rallies, stocks start to fall because of stupid CIT and their stupid financial problems. Also, Chrysler Financial paid the government back for its 1.5 billion dollar loan. Yay, money? (Wall Street Journal)

Once you've come to the realization that you are deeply in debt and need to struggle out of it, you might want to consider these tips for becoming a debt-murdering ninja. (Frugal Dad)

Some people seem to have time to get everything done, unlike you, who barely has time to eat or sleep between errands. Learn some productivity tips from an expert, and clean out your garage while you are at it. (Unclutterer)

Thinking of buying a house? That's a big step, eh? Why don't you try out the mortgage payments in Imaginary World first and see how you like it? (Bargaineering)

Debt is a form of slavery. That might seem harsh, but think about it for a second. (Millionaire Mommy Next Door)

Saving Advice discusses debt as an obligation rather than indentured servitude. Both of those things suck, though. Obligations and slavery. (Saving Advice)

Are you an afternoon snacker? Does that bother you? You can do something to stop it, it turns out. (Dumb Little Man)