That got me thinking--what are your best tips for spending a small amount of time (<15 minutes) that may yield a significant recurring payoff?
What are your best lazy man's “free money” tips?
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#3In case you're wondering, the bank I switched to is Ally, but there are several good options.
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#5Make a sandwich to take to work.
Learning to cook (admittedly it took >15 mins) is probably the best investment I ever made.
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#6I use the supermarket checkouts exclusively as ATMs. Buy a $0.50 bottle of water (unless already grocery shopping) which is good for health and up to $100 cash back. $100.50 saves me $2.50 and may live longer drinking more water and walking a tad more during process. ha
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#8Use Bing instead of Google. $5/month in Amazon gift cards.
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#9Use Bing instead of Google. $5/month in Amazon gift cards.
How do you get the gift cards? Clicking on ads?
There are other ways to earn points too (aside from the 15/day) which is why it works out closer to every month...