These Companies Will Give You Free Money in Time For The Holidays

It seems that just about everyone is looking for a couple of extra bucks these days. One Twitter user is looking for $50,000.

Quick where can I find $50,000 to pay off my student loan debt before I pay an extra $100,000 in interest?

— momo (@shaggym0) December 16, 2019

If you find an extra Fifty Grand somewhere let me know.

In the meantime these companies will pay you to try their services:

Waze Carpool

Will give you $20 in Cash if you sign up as a driver and give your first ride. OR $20 is Rider Credit if you sign up as a passenger and complete you first ride-share. Must use the invite link or use the code: TWEEL7kOpk

CashApp

Cash App is a great app that will  let buy send a receive cash payments via debit card to family and friends. They've recently started an investing section to the app. Available on the Google Play Store and the Apple iTunes Store.

Receive $10 after you send your first $5. Use this link and code VFNTSXL

PayPal

PayPal will give you $10 after sending your first payment or gift of $5 if you do so by Dec 31 2019. Use this link to receive a $0.01 gift and invite code. Open to new PayPal customers only.

Currently running a promotion where if you receive a payment of $0.01 to a new account you will receive a $10 Bonus. Fill out this form to get your first payment. OPEN TO NEW PAYPAL CUSTOMERS ONLY.

Rebate Key (Affiliate Link)

Offers rebates of up to 100% on products purchased through major retailing websites (i.e. Amazon or Walmart).  Checks or PayPal (see above) payments issued 35 days after purchase.

How to survive a long drive in the heat

Embarking on a long drive in the summer heat? Here's a tried and proven method to stay cool.

Gather up plenty of bottled water, best if its flavored and not sugared. Next prepare some frozen green grapes. Wash fresh grapes. Remove from the vine. And freeze individually. Pack those in your cooler. Not only will they help keep your other items cool they'll cool you off as they are consumed.

If you've never tried frozen grapes before the reason to go with green is because they stay kind of slushy even when fully frozen whereas red 🍇 will become solid ice.

Leave pictures of your frozen grapes below.

American Express Rose Gold

The highly sought after Amex in Rose Gold is once again available in limited edition. Only until July 17 2019 by invitation. Consider yourself invited by clicking on the following link (also works for any other amex card). Apply for an American Express Card with this link. We can both get rewarded if you're approved!

Crazy Driver in New York City

Today we have a case lesson on how not to drive like a moron. The following footage was captured automatically by the "Roav by Anker Dash Cam C2 Pro"  You can get one of your own by following the link {ad}.

The driver of the black Nissan can be seen changing lanes in an unsafe aggressive manner three times in ninety seconds. They are lucky the SUV driver had fast reflexes.

What do you think?

Will your Kids be Prepared for the World of Money?

When it comes to money we all want to leave some for our children. We hope they will be in a better financial place than ourselves and try to provide a better childhood for them than we had. 

These feelings and wants are natural. But what do we do to accomplish it? How do we get them to think these things? How do we guide them to learn about hard work, saving, investing, giving, and diverse social and economic circumstances that people find themselves in?

In his book "The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous, and Smart About Money" Ron Lieber goes on to explain these things and more.

One particularly interesting part of the book was about a "Home Visit Curriculum" where 4 and 5 year olds go to visit the homes of every student in their class. It's interesting to see what the children pick up from these things.

I don't think I was to more than one or two classmates homes at that age. How many classmates homes did you visit when you were 4 or 5?

PS see the links in the top right margin for some freebies.

Who's the Richest Man in Your Town?

Years ago I sat for breakfast in a neat little bagel joint in New York and the young man sitting across me was telling how he decided he would become a doctor👨‍⚕️. The best doctor. Because he wanted to know how the body works and he would give back to the community that gave to him.

We enjoyed our toasted bagels and fine coffee ☕ surrounded by the beautiful decor of Bunch-o-Bagels. While we dined Menachem asked me if I had read the Richest Man in Babylon. No, I hadn't. I was intrigued, what could the richest man of any town teach me.

We bade farewell. He went off to medical school ⚕️🏫, and I, to the Brooklyn Public Library to see what The Richest Man in Babylon had to tell.

He spoke of camel 🐫 traders, brick-layers, money lenders💱, and of heavy, bulging purses💰, gangling with the sound of golden coins. But more importantly he spoke of the 5 rules of gold. How to obtain it, how to keep it, how to make it grow and how to make sure you don't squander it.

He spoke of the seven cures for a lean purse:

1. Start thy purse to fattening. ...
2. Control thy expenditures. ...
3. Make thy gold multiply. ...
4. Guard thy treasures from loss. ...
5. Make of thy dwelling a profitable investment. ...
6. Ensure a future income. ...
7. Increase thy ability to earn.

Want to start fattening your own purse? Find for yourself a local mentor knowledgeable in the ways of collecting and multiplying gold. Or at least learn from the richest man in ancient Babylon.

A quick and easy read, or an even more delightful narrated version is available here:

Have a good rule that you would like to share about acquiring gold or how to make it grow? Please share it in the comments below.

Commute for free? Yes, for real!

Imagine a world with less cars on the road so you didn't have to rush to work. After a long day you don't sit in long delays and major traffic on your way home.

The day has come. Waze rolled out carpool nation-wide today. Say if you want to drive or ride. Simply, enter a home and work address and commuting times and the app will match you up with potential carpool mates.

Get $20.00 to try Waze Carpool! Use my code: TWEELjzfmC or CLICK HERE!!

There's an in app messaging system to hash out all the details and you'll be carpooling in no time.

IRS standard driving rates are paid to the driver.

Get in on the action with my code and get started with a $20 bonus after completing your first ride.

Get $20.00 to try Waze Carpool! Use my code: TWEELjzfmC or CLICK HERE!!