Best Money Tips: Things You Should Never Throw Away

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on things you should never throw away, how to build a minimalist wardrobe that you love, and career changes to spice up your work life.

Top 5 Articles

12 Things You Should Never Throw Away — Honey doesn't expire. If it hardens and crystallizes, you can get it to liquefy by placing the container in hot water over the stove. [PopSugar Smart Living]

How to Embrace a Minimalist Wardrobe — Build your wardrobe around a color scheme that speaks to you. This way, most of your clothes will be interchangeable, making it easy to mix and match for different outfits. [The Tiny Life]

Could These Career Changes Spice Up Your Work Life? — A few simple changes can make your work life way more enjoyable. [brokeGIRLrich]

How to properly store books — Learn how to store your books so they stay in top shape for years to come. [Unclutterer]

Best Short Term Investments — Safe & Low-Risk Options — When it comes to safe and low-risk short term investments, you have a number of options, including bank deposit promotions, CDs, and Treasury Securities. [Wallet Hacks]

Should You Apply for a Summer Internship or Get a Job? — There are pros and cons to both, but it really depends on your current career goals. [Everything Finance]

Other Essential Reading

8 Steps To Cleaning Windows Perfectly — Start by assembling your window cleaning kit. If you want to wash like a pro, you need to gear up like a pro! [A Mess Free Life]

Teen creates a safety app for lone commuters — Safe Travel is an app designed by teenager Medha Gupta to help commuters feel more secure when traveling alone. [The Christian Science Monitor]

Finding $500: What to do with Extra Income — There are many ways to spend $500, but your smartest move would be to invest it, save it, or put it toward your mortgage. [She Picks Up Pennies]

Ways to Create an Emergency Fund for Your Business — You know you need a household emergency fund. Business owners and entrepreneurs should also set money aside for unexpected costs like personal hospital bills, supplier/vendor fees, penalties, and so on. [Centsibly Rich]