Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some fantastic articles on getting today's finances in order, insurance policies you can live without, and how to use eBay to turn clutter into cash.
Top 5 Articles
6 Steps Towards Getting Today's Finances in Order — To get your finances in order, look for patterns and generate extra income. [Financial Highway]
7 Insurance Policies You Can Live Without — Chances are you can live without extended warranties and trip cancellation insurance. [PopSugar Smart Living]
As far as foreign travel is concerned, Europe is one of the most romanticized continents in the world. Indeed there is much to do there, from sipping wine under the Eiffel Tower to taking in a bullfight in Spain to zipping along Rome's cobbled streets on a Vespa. And while many Americans still make the pilgrimage to Europe on an annual basis, the lop-sided dollar-euro exchange rate means fewer people in the States can afford to make the trip. Or so they think.
"The average US household credit card debt stands at $15,191," according to the Federal Reserve and other government data. Given the statistics, debt is definitely a part of our society; but this doesn't suggest that it's okay to finance our entire lives.
I understand that if it weren't for loans, many wouldn't be able to purchase a home, a car, or go to college. But even if we accumulate some debt to achieve our goals, getting out of debt should always be a priority.
There are justifiable reasons for debt, but there are even more reasons to eliminate debt. Here's a look at 15 inspiring reasons to pay off your balances.
Let's assume you are perfectly qualified for a job you find on Craigslist or LinkedIn, saw in the classifieds (really?), or learned about from a friend. You have the skills. You have the experience. Great. Unfortunately, unless it's a very specialized job, many, many other candidates will be perfectly qualified, too. Or maybe just a bit more qualified.
So how do you get the job?
You have to separate yourself from the pack. These eight tips might help.
Whether you are looking to set up your nest egg or start a new life as a rapid fire day trader, the stock market can be simultaneously exciting and overwhelming. Movies like "The Wolf of Wall Street" simplify the world of shares and trading, making it appear as though anyone with half a brain can jump in and make a fortune. However, while the potential for turning a profit is there, considerable knowledge is required to navigate the loaded language and confusing jargon of the stock market.
Whether you're working through a licensed broker or trying to go it alone, it's important to know the lingo. Here are few key terms to get you started. (See also: Why Invest in the Stock Market?)
What with the West Coast's seeming monopoly on juice cleanses, relaxed work schedules, and year-round sunshine, life on the East Coast might not seem like the healthiest choice. But dig a little deeper — even deeper… like, under those three feet of snow — and you'll find all sorts of hidden health benefits to living there. (See also: It Pays to Relocate to These 6 Places)
As the weather continues to hammer certain parts of the US, it's hard to believe that summer is just around the corner. For many of us, spring is hardly getting the chance to poke its head through the dark clouds. But, there are May bargains to be had, and if you know what to look for you can save a bundle. Oh, and Mother's Day is on May 11th, so if you haven't started looking yet, use the list below for some money-saving gift ideas.
What to Buy
Memorial Day is in May, and that brings some very memorable bargains with it. If you're looking for deals on certain items, the top ones are listed here.
They say it takes a village to raise a kid, but the truth is, it takes a village to get through life in general whether you have kids or not. And to exist in a relatively peaceful village, you have to ensure that you're surrounding yourself with the right people — especially for emergency situations.
I'm sure you can think of plenty of folks in your own life who lend a helping hand when you need it. That's great; keep them around. If you don't have these people, however, it's time you let your guard down and let some new folks in; you never know when you're gonna need them, but when you do, you'll be glad you found each other.
People are surprised that I had the ice machine in my very swanky freezer removed. But I needed the extra space for ice cube trays.
Why have an ice machine that only freezes water, when I can freeze so many other things in an ice cube tray?
Ice cube trays are powerful kitchen tools for the home cook. They speed up prep, reduce food waste, and make portion control a cinch. I have NINE different types of frozen cubes stored in my freezer right now, but that's just the tip of the proverbial iceberg of what can be frozen.
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some awesome articles on essential steps to take before a job interview, reducing stress in your life, and making money for your monthly bills.
Top 5 Articles
10 Essential Steps to Take Before a Job Interview — Before a job interview, turn off your phone and take deep breaths. [PopSugar Smart Living]
Reduce the Stress in Your Life — Eating right and exercising can help reduce the stress in your life. [Parenting Squad]
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