der the place of transaction. You'd be surprised how often things are just left there, near the curb against the building.

General
As a general guideline though, anywhere there is a potential to lose money, or any place where money is exchanged often is a great place to find lost money. When it comes to paper money you can find it anywhere, often the wind carries it away and can be found in unlikely places, but will most often be close to the area it was originally lost.

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We all love free money, but here are the best places to find free lost money. Please be kind however, if you see someone drop the money give it back to them. This is about finding 'wild' money that has been lost and rescuing it to put for good use.

Parking Lots
Parking lots contain lots of lost change, from people who fumble with their pocket money or when getting out or into their cars. Men tend to keep their keys and change in the same pocket so when they take their keys out, out pops some change or even bills. Especially if these cars are parked nears stores that accept cash only.

Your Couch
Well it's a great place to find free money, just be careful as we've even found knives missing down our couch, so when you go shoving your hand around the couch do so with caution. Look in your chairs, loveseats, couches, anything with a crease that can catch your money.

Arcades
By the pure nature of the business, they deal in small change. Quarters, loonies and two-nies are most likely to be found under machines, so having a quick ground level look under machines will almost always likely turn up some form for change and the amount is often quite good.

Curbsides
Wherever cars park there is the potential to find money especially if it's where there are parking meters around. Some people are lazy and don't care if they lose change, and others simply have too much money to care. Believe it or not most rich people are not like that, and quite spend-thrifty.

Bus Stops/Terminals
Yes, there is lots of money to be found at transit stations, terminals where the buses all go to pick up passengers. Bus stops are also a great place to look because people are often in a hurry to find the amount of money they need to pay for their fare. They tend to drop it and often won't pick it up because they are rushed.

Drive-Thrus
Any drive through establishment, banks and fast food places are likely to have money lost in near bushes or right under the place of transaction. You'd be surprised how often things are just left there, near the curb against the building.

General
As a general guideline though, anywhere there is a potential to lose money, or any place where money is exchanged often is a great place to find lost money. When it comes to paper money you can find it anywhere, often the wind carries it away and can be found in unlikely places, but will most often be close to the area it was originally lost.

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ange or even bills. Especially if these cars are parked nears stores that accept cash only.

Your Couch
Well it's a great place to find free money, just be careful as we've even found knives missing down our couch, so when you go shoving your hand around the couch do so with caution. Look in your chairs, loveseats, couches, anything with a crease that can catch your money.

Arcades
By the pure nature of the business, they deal in small change. Quarters, loonies and two-nies are most likely to be found under machines, so having a quick ground level look under machines will almost always likely turn up some form for change and the amount is often quite good.

Curbsides
Wherever cars park there is the potential to find money especially if it's where there are parking meters around. Some people are lazy and don't care if they lose change, and others simply have too much money to care. Believe it or not most rich people are not like that, and quite spend-thrifty.

Bus Stops/Terminals
Yes, there is lots of money to be found at transit stations, terminals where the buses all go to pick up passengers. Bus stops are also a great place to look because people are often in a hurry to find the amount of money they need to pay for their fare. They tend to drop it and often won't pick it up because they are rushed.

Drive-Thrus
Any drive through establishment, banks and fast food places are likely to have money lost in near bushes or right under the place of transaction. You'd be surprised how often things are just left there, near the curb against the building.

General
As a general guideline though, anywhere there is a potential to lose money, or any place where money is exchanged often is a great place to find lost money. When it comes to paper money you can find it anywhere, often the wind carries it away and can be found in unlikely places, but will most often be close to the area it was originally lost.

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ies are most likely to be found under machines, so having a quick ground level look under machines will almost always likely turn up some form for change and the amount is often quite good.

Curbsides
Wherever cars park there is the potential to find money especially if it's where there are parking meters around. Some people are lazy and don't care if they lose change, and others simply have too much money to care. Believe it or not most rich people are not like that, and quite spend-thrifty.

Bus Stops/Terminals
Yes, there is lots of money to be found at transit stations, terminals where the buses all go to pick up passengers. Bus stops are also a great place to look because people are often in a hurry to find the amount of money they need to pay for their fare. They tend to drop it and often won't pick it up because they are rushed.

Drive-Thrus
Any drive through establishment, banks and fast food places are likely to have money lost in near bushes or right under the place of transaction. You'd be surprised how often things are just left there, near the curb against the building.

General
As a general guideline though, anywhere there is a potential to lose money, or any place where money is exchanged often is a great place to find lost money. When it comes to paper money you can find it anywhere, often the wind carries it away and can be found in unlikely places, but will most often be close to the area it was originally lost.

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Bus Stops/Terminals
Yes, there is lots of money to be found at transit stations, terminals where the buses all go to pick up passengers. Bus stops are also a great place to look because people are often in a hurry to find the amount of money they need to pay for their fare. They tend to drop it and often won't pick it up because they are rushed.

Drive-Thrus
Any drive through establishment, banks and fast food places are likely to have money lost in near bushes or right under the place of transaction. You'd be surprised how often things are just left there, near the curb against the building.

General
As a general guideline though, anywhere there is a potential to lose money, or any place where money is exchanged often is a great place to find lost money. When it comes to paper money you can find it anywhere, often the wind carries it away and can be found in unlikely places, but will most often be close to the area it was originally lost.

I hope you en

der the place of transaction. You'd be surprised how often things are just left there, near the curb against the building.

General
As a general guideline though, anywhere there is a potential to lose money, or any place where money is exchanged often is a great place to find lost money. When it comes to paper money you can find it anywhere, often the wind carries it away and can be found in unlikely places, but will most often be close to the area it was originally lost.

I hope you enjoyed this quick rundown of places to find 'wild and free' money and that with this you will be able to add some change to your piggybank.