Best Money Tips: Small and Big Ways to Save Money
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on small and big ways to ave money, working out on a budget, and financial to-dos for 2014.
Top 5 Articles
80 Small and Big Ways to Save Money This Year — Being aware of bank fees and entertaining indoors can help you save money this year.[PopSugar Smart Living]
10 Ways to Work Out on a Budget — To work out on a budget, take advantage of podcasts and libraries. [Bargain Babe]
10 Financial To-Dos for 2014 — In 2014, take the time to get more money in each paycheck and organize and purge your tax files. [Kiplinger]
Don't Do the 52-Week Money Challenge (At Least Not Their Way) — If you want to do the 52-week money challenge, save a decreasing instead of increasing amount each week. [Pocket Your Dollars]
10 Reasons You're a Target for Identity Theft — You may be a target for identity theft if you never change your passwords or you don't shop on secured sites. [Money Talks News]
Other Essential Reading
5 Ways to Get Your Finances in Shape This Year — Get your finances in shape this year by reviewing your insurance and estate plan. [Credit Sesame]
Why Toilet Paper Was the Best Thing I Got for Christmas This Year — Next time you have trouble shopping for someone for the holidays or their birthday, go back to the basics and buy them something they need in their day-to-day life. [Bargaineering]
8 Ways to Help Improve Your Child's Vocabulary — Encouraging storytelling can help build and improve your child's vocabulary. [Lifehacker]
Successful Retirement Planning Is About Starting Early — Young investors should be aggressive in their investments when saving for retirement. [One Cent at a Time]
Organization Inspiration: Tips and Resources for Getting Organized in 2014 — If you want to get organized in 2014, get your kids involved and stay motivated. [Parenting Squad]
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