When I tell people I don’t use a debit card, they give me this look like I’m utterly crazy. I literally do not have a debit card. I never have. There are many debit card risks people fail to think about, and it may not be the best choice for you financially. In response to the dozens of people who have asked me, “why?!”, this post is for you.
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You’re trip planning, and looking to save money on a luxury hotel. As a money writer and speaker, I am constantly trying to find the best value for the best price. I love being able to stay with boutique hotels when I travel – I feel like it’s a more intimate look at the city and the community — while on a budget.
We’re a Costco family, and the price of a $65 annual membership is absolutely worth it. Beyond just the packs of toilet paper, huge bagged salads, and boxes of La Croix, here are some lesser known values of a Costco membership that make it totally worth it.
I’ve opened myself up to criticism from people who don’t believe that women are a marginalized group. These people are offended that I talk about things that women specifically can do to strive for financial equality in the world.
The sun has only been out for a few days in Seattle, and I’ve already found myself caring less and less about my savings goals. I’m tempted by dinners out on gorgeous patios and more!!!
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Okay, but where do I actually start?
I got you.
