Best Money Tips: Fun Ideas for the 4th of July
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MarineCorps NewYork Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some awesome articles on fun ideas for the 4th of July, 11 crazy alternative investments, and tips for in-school debt management.
Top 5 Articles
Fun Ideas for the 4th of July — This 4th of July, have fun cheaply by playing catchphrase or charades. [Personal Dividends]
11 crazy alternative investments — Instead of investing in stocks, consider investing in dairy cows or beauty school. [CNNMoney]
5 Tips for In-School Debt Management — Manage your debt while you are in school by monitoring your loan balances. [Life Tuner]
6 Simple Tips to Boost Creativity and Kick-Start Your Career (and Your Week!) — Boost your creativity by carrying a notepad with you everywhere. [SavvySugar]
5 Ways to Save Money on Insurance — Save money on insurance by raising your deductible. [Quizzle Wire]
Other Essential Reading
The Great Debate: Banning Chocolate Milk To Cure Obesity — By drinking chocolate milk, 2 gallons of extra sugar is added to a child's diet each year. [Parenting Squad]
How To Use Complaining as an Effective Refund Strategy — If you received poor customer service, ask to speak to a manager to voice your complaint. [The Dough Roller]
50 Ways To Get More Done Today — Get more done today by paying attention and getting things right the first time. [Marc and Angel Hack Life]
7 Ways To Expand Your Home-Based Business — Want to expand your home business? Consider hiring a virtual assistant. [Investopedia]
Summer Fun for the Frugal Family — Have some frugal fun this summer by going to $1 movies. [Bucksome Boomer]
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A great compilation as always, Ashley. I particularly enjoyed the article on crazy alternative investments. Insightful and hilarious at the same time.
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