I try very hard to use cash anytime possible. Credit card use is reserved for purchases over a particular amount that would be hard to pay in cash where I can earn airline miles. Otherwise, its debit. My family is EXTREMELY debt adverse since we both grew up with very little.
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>Sometime around 2007, Marc Fusaro, then a professor at East Carolina University, sat in a friend’s kitchen and explained that he was researching the methods people use to rein in their credit-card spending. The friend immediately understood. He walked over to the freezer and pulled out a block of ice. Submerged in the middle, Fusaro realized, was a credit card.
I try very hard to use cash anytime possible. Credit card use is reserved for purchases over a particular amount that would be hard to pay in cash where I can earn airline miles. Otherwise, its debit. My family is EXTREMELY debt adverse since we both grew up with very little.
Archive: https://archive.today/MCwP0
From the post:
>>Sometime around 2007, Marc Fusaro, then a professor at East Carolina University, sat in a friend’s kitchen and explained that he was researching the methods people use to rein in their credit-card spending. The friend immediately understood. He walked over to the freezer and pulled out a block of ice. Submerged in the middle, Fusaro realized, was a credit card.
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