Best Money Tips: Cheap Nights Out With Your Family

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some stellar articles on cheap nights out with your family, winning interviews, and avoiding a garage sale letdown.

Top 5 Articles

5 Cheap Nights Out With Your Family — Watching university sports games is a great way to have a cheap night out with the family. [Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance]

Winning Interviews — If you want to rock your interview, remember that the interview is about the interviewer, not you. [Free Money Finance]

How to avoid a garage sale letdown — To avoid a garage sale letdown, know the value of your items and properly advertise your sale. [Get Rich Slowly]

Who Pays More for Car Insurance? — Did you know that State Farm and Nationwide don't take education or career levels into consideration when factoring insurance premiums? [Three Thrifty Guys]

So you want to be self employed? 5 tips to help you get there. — Offering your services for free when you are just starting out can help you be successful in your endeavor to become self employed. [DINKS Finance]

Other Essential Reading

The 7 Phases of Retirement — For a two person plus kids household, the first phase of retirement is both people working. [Retire by 40]

The Pros and Cons of Borrowing Against a 401k — One of the cons of borrowing against a 401k is that your monthly take home pay is reduced. [The Frugal Toad]

How financial milestones have changed over the years — In the past, people strived to make their age in salary, meaning if you were 25 you tried to make $25,000 per year. [Five Cent Nickel]

New Isn't Always Better: 12 Used Things to Love — Tools and furniture are just a couple things to love used! [PopSugar Smart Living]

ProSquad: Keeping an Eye on Your Baby's Development — If your baby has poor head control at 3 months, that could be a developmental red flag. [Parenting Squad]