I never buy from Amazon and try wherever possible to use cash. It's completely liberating not to get massive card bills at the end of the month.

February 28, 2025 - 07:42 UTC

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I could see that but then you’re also cheating yourself out of credit card points and building a better credit score. Also means you have enough cash out that it’s not sitting in a bank earning interest or investing. Just hurting your own future there. :( Maybe you have enough money for both though!
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I hear you. There are plenty of transactions that warrant a card (high value items, things that would benefit from buyer protection etc) but just keeping the card as a backup for those purchases works for me. And I get it: I'm lucky.
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It means the small business I’m supporting doesn’t have to pay fees and I #SupportLocal
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No gain without pain… you’ve got to ask yourself, is it better to sacrifice a little now or sacrifice the entire future? Because if people don’t fight now against the corporate greed and stealing workers money by oligarchs, the future is unfreedom and dystopia.
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The retailers pay fees to the credit card companies - that inflates prices. Points are a trick to keep people locked in. When current accounts don't pay interest use a debit card.
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