Well in fact what appears to happen is that some people use this method to make purchases and even though they are not incurring interest – they are purchasing many more items than they normally would if they were paying for the items all at once.
Tag: Personal finance
How to consider wealth
I recently read an article by Morgan Housel that addressed how wealth is subjective. I love what he had to say because it seemed…
Do you want wealth, to be rich, or to be financially stable?
He said if you want to be rich, you must stop focusing on savings and begin focusing on becoming rich. I disagree with his commentary.
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I love change. When the New Year approaches I feel excited to tackle all manner of goals, but I don’t make a New Year resolution.…
Are you shopping to save money?
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How to create a debt free plan
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How to think about debt free living
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How to start your frugal journey
Budgeting is a good idea Recently I was watching a money guru on YouTube speak about what he would do if he wanted financial stability…
How to avoid impulse purchases
How many times have you bought something only to have it sit in the back of the closet, the bottom of a drawer or tucked…