Now you are talking! I also, buy grocery & supplies when goes on sale.Even reheat the left overs for the next night. Or i make them into something else from them. We hardly waste any food here. And, whom has money to travel on. Or to invest money into CD's. What money? I live in Southern,IL. And, our area is real bad with no jobs here. We will be looking like Detroit soon. People here do good to pay there light bills, & buy food an gas.
(1) Didn't know there was a 60 day thing with CDs out there. Good to know. For the rainy-day fund... I use IngDirect, but the interest rates are ... crap in comparison to your CDs. But more liquid.
(2) 2% credit card? Just get a 2% debit card instead: PerkStreet is the most prominent right now, but there are others.
While you admit to having "...killed off Borders...", you still thumb your nose at the local, hometown, main street, bricks-and-mortar merchant who has invested in your community, pays taxes so you can drive your old car on a decent road...or send your kids to school. Who's going to do that after you drive them all out of business. Thank you Brave New World.
Not taking it personally at all. I'm neither pro or con big business. I could get into the psychology of teaser rates but the word "teaser" says it all. Don't have the smartphone app you refer to. Cost benefit of getting a newer smaller car with better gas mileage isn't close. Keep the car.
Not taking it personally at all. I'm neither pro or con big business. I could get into the psychology of teaser rates but the word "teaser" says it all. Don't have the smartphone app you refer to. Cost benefit of getting a newer smaller car with better gas mileage isn't close. Keep the car.
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Thanks - nice comments are always appreciated by the authors!
Thanks - a credit card gives more protection than a debit card. So the same 2% cash back with no fees so I'll stick to the credit card.
(1) Didn't know there was a 60 day thing with CDs out there. Good to know. For the rainy-day fund... I use IngDirect, but the interest rates are ... crap in comparison to your CDs. But more liquid.
(2) 2% credit card? Just get a 2% debit card instead: PerkStreet is the most prominent right now, but there are others.
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I'm not sure how you reached the conclusion on where I spend my money. I will tell you two things:
1) Fair competition is good and brings down prices.
2) Most issues are not as one sided as you and most politicians think.
I like most of these - especially #10. Cut your own hair?
Not taking it personally at all. I'm neither pro or con big business. I could get into the psychology of teaser rates but the word "teaser" says it all. Don't have the smartphone app you refer to. Cost benefit of getting a newer smaller car with better gas mileage isn't close. Keep the car.
Not taking it personally at all. I'm neither pro or con big business. I could get into the psychology of teaser rates but the word "teaser" says it all. Don't have the smartphone app you refer to. Cost benefit of getting a newer smaller car with better gas mileage isn't close. Keep the car.