I was thinking as I was recently asked if I wanted to spend some time visiting another country where that would of course mean additional expenses such as having to buy flight tickets. While being frugal and all has provided me with a good amount of savings to do so if I wished, it just
I was watching an interesting video today where a person has been living in a fairly high quality of life area such as having access to all the latest tech and fancy food items. While he was only able to stay temporarily for about a year due to circumstances he had to move back to
Today I was having a conversation with a person who was saying how he pretty much has a lifestyle of debt where the credit card bill remains unpaid fully to the point where he is paying a lot of interest. At first he was saying how that’s just simply how it is due to life.
It’s November already and today I was kind of surprised as when I went to take the public transit and swiped my card I noticed that it deducted funds from it. That was odd as I had a monthly pass which gives you unlimited travel. However, I quickly realized that I forgot to get a
I was watching this show called Extreme Cheapskates, as the title implies, which is about people going to extreme lengths to save money. In one case there was this person who essentially went to a dumpster from a store it seems where he took bits and pieces from the wasted food to prepare a meal.
Usually when it comes to giving people an item as a gift I would often buy it for them if I see that it is a very good deal and that they have a use for it. I don’t necessarily need to wait for an occasion such as a birthday or Christmas as to me