While I think this is very common apparently it is not. Today I was in a restaurant with a few people where many opted to pay in cash. Now some people commented that if anyone was using a credit card with reward points then they should take the money and pay for it. To me
I was reading some articles today on various ways to save money in doing things such as dining out at restaurants as they can get expensive. The tips ranged from bartering to taking advantage of various discounts. When it comes to things like dining out though I personally always viewed these as a luxury. If
Today a funny thing happened as I was actually playing a fun game where this week there is an event where everything is cheaper to obtain while doubling the rewards you would usually get for spending your resources. Just like real life I happened to save all of my resources for a day like this
Today while at the supermarket I got another one of those great buy $50 worth of stuff and get $10 back in points as it is essentially 20% off anything. I just happened to have $50 worth of credits and so I decided to use up the points. Upon paying for the products the ashier
For a lot of the things I do to save money I often feel they are very common where it’s not like it is premium information that is only accessible to like the very rich. However, today reminded me on just how much your simple money saving tips can be so dramatic for people who
Recently I read this article on the Guardian on how tech workers in Silicon Valley are struggling where the cost of living is starting to outweigh the high salaries that you would expect a person in that area and field would earn. According to that article one would earn on average about $100,000 and $700,000