Happy Friday! Here are this week’s most interesting articles and blog posts about your home, money and credit – straight from the Quizzle Twitter page:
Home & Money Saving Tips
Eat Well, Lose Weight and Save Some Money (Fiscal Fizzle)
Eating healthy and saving money are usually a contradiction of terms, but Fiscal Fizzle proves that it’s possible to shed pounds without lightening the weight of your wallet.
Money Saving Techniques that Work and Don’t Work (Studenomics)
Studenomics takes a realistic approach to saving money and recognizes that it’s better to save smarter than save harder.
10 Surprising Things You Can Turn into Cash (My Dollar Plan)
Turn items you paid for into cash back in your pocket! Learn 10 money making ideas that you’ve probably never thought of before.
25 Frugal Halloween Costumes (Moolanomy)
Don’t let the cost of costumes spoil your Halloween! Get creative, save money and have fun with these 25 inexpensive costume ideas.
Investing Money & The Stock Market
Tips for an Investing Newbie (Money Magazine)
This article is a great resource for anyone who’s new to the investing game. Senior editor Walter Updegrave encourages building a solid foundation of knowledge rather than going for the hot stock tip or fast gain. Updegrave also offers some useful reading recommendations to help the investing newbie get off to the right start.
Personal Finance & Budgeting
Fall Finance To Do List (Financial Highway)
Get your personal finances in order before the new year with Financial Highway’s fall finance to do list (say that five times fast!).
The Upside: Habits of the Rich and Thin (Wallet Pop)
Marc Acito takes a look at what it takes to be wealthy and skinny, finding that the two have a lot in common.
What Are the Most Expensive Colleges in America? (Consumerist)
College tuition is now climbing at a faster rate than the availability of financial aid, according to CNN Money. When considering where to go to college or where to send your kids to school, don’t forget to take a look at the bottom line. Find out which schools take the top spots on the most expensive colleges list.
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