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Howdy! After the success of last week's discussion thread, I figured we should keep going. Feel free to comment below with anything and everything money related that is better suited to a conversation or a quick question and answer than a full post. Some ideas include:

  • Journaling about an ongoing job search
  • Asking for ideas about how to manage an emergency fund
  • Logging recent stock trades
  • Talking about the impact of inflation on your budget
  • Your plans for maximizing the rewards on a credit card

Again, those are just suggestions, if there’s really anything you’d like to talk about related to finance in your life, feel free to put it here.

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[–] coldredlight 4 points 1 year ago

I'm the opposite, almost all of my spending goes through my credit cards. I would pay my rent on a credit card if I could. I only use cash back credit cards and pay everything off before the end of the month so I effectively get 1℅ to 5℅ off all my purchases and never owe interest. One of my cash back cards the 1% to 5℅ cash goes straight into a brokerage account where it automatically earns around 5℅ in a money market fund. It doesn't seem like much but it adds up, and I appreciate the added layer of security where if there's fraud my actual money isn't impacted.