Best Money Tips: Have More Fun for Less Money

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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on having more fun for less money, ways to save $1 a day, and improving your career prospects.

Top 5 Articles

14 Ways to Have More Fun for Less Money — Have more fun for less money by buying discounted movie tickets and using the public library. [Money Talks News]

18 Ways to Save (at Least) $1 a Day — To save $1 a day, video chat to save minutes and use a thermostat. [PopSugar Smart Living]

5 Proven Ways to Improve Your Career Prospects — Increasing your productivity and developing your soft skills can go a long way in improving your career prospects. [Career Savvy]

How to Save on Auto Repairs — Taking advantage of free services and shopping around can help you save on auto repairs. [Kiplinger]

5 Steps You Can Take Right Now to Save on Summer Travel — Setting up fare alerts can help you save on summer travel. [Credit Sesame]

Other Essential Reading

5 Frugal Tips for Perpetually Lazy People — Charity pick-up services are a great way for people to get tax deductions without having to go somewhere to donate their unwanted stuff. [Financial Highway]

Kids and Allowance: Don't Let Your Kids Rob You — When giving your kids an allowance, make sure to teach them how budgeting works. [The Centsible Life]

The low-maintenance preppers. — If you want to be prepared when it comes to food, learn how to preserve food and hit bakery outlets. [Surviving and Thriving]

Cheap Ideas for a Fun Family Spring Break — This spring break, have your family volunteer or plan a "playdate hop" with other families. [Parenting Squad]

Feel like it's time to intervene in a friend's finances? Read this first — Before you intervene in a friend's finances, ask yourself if you have the full picture. [Bargaineering]