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Amy Beardsley

Amy is freelance writer with bachelor degrees in business administration and legal studies. She has a passion for personal finance, and her work has been featured on The Huffington Post, Money Tips, Dollar Sprout, and various other personal finance publications. She's also active on Twitter and LinkedIn. On her blog at Early Morning Money, Amy helps everyday families develop better money habits and escape the burden of debt. When she’s not writing about money or perfecting her budgeting spreadsheet, Amy enjoys playing board games with her family and watching Marvel movies.

Articles by Amy Beardsley

14 Real Ways to Get Paid to Text

Want to get paid to text? Texting gigs can give you a little extra cash while you’re doing tasks such as waiting in line or watching TV.

9 Best Places to Buy Discount Shoes Online

You can’t go wrong shopping at any of these places to buy discount shoes online. They offer discounts and have brand names for every budget.

11 Places to Sell a Laptop for Cash

Ready to sell your laptop for cash? Compare 11 legit places to sell a laptop, from buyback sites that pay fast by PayPal to local options with no…

15 Best Online Tutoring Jobs

Signing up for work as an online tutor is a legit way to make money from home. Here's where you can get an online tutoring job.

12 Places to Buy Cheap Eyeglasses

Here are the best places to buy cheap prescription eyeglasses online and in-store. Find stylish frames that fit your face and your budget.

Entertainment Book Membership Review: Will It Save You Money?

The Entertainment Book is now a digital-only membership. Our review covers the $4.99/mo and $34.99/yr plans, the 14-day free trial, and whether it is…

How Much to Spend on an Engagement Ring?

Whatever your budget, you can find the perfect ring. Here are some key tips of how much to spend on an engagement ring.

25 Best Jobs For Night Owls That Pay Well

There are many options to bring in a paycheck at night. Here are some of the highest paying jobs for night owls to make extra money.

The Real Cost of Commuting

When you consider the value of your time, gas, car, etc. is your commute worth the cost? Here are some ways to lower the cost of commuting.

Sinking Fund: What it is and Why You Need One

A sinking fund will prepare you financially for expenses that don’t come up very often, like a yearly vacation, new car tires and more.