Re:Many Canadians are living on credit rather than staying w...
by hamstercat on Thursday June 08, 2017 @11:42AM
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My only advice is don't go overboard with it, but keep sticking to your plan. Spending more money doesn't automatically bring you more happiness, even if a large part of society makes it seem so. Buying a new car seems fun, and it may be for a couple of days, but the fun wears out after a while. Eating out at a restaurant can be a great experience, unless you do it everyday and it becomes a routine.
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Re:Many Canadians are living on credit rather than staying w...
by creepydata on Thursday June 08, 2017 @12:35PM
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Yeah, I can relate to restaurants. We started going to them more often (not really sure why laziness?) and they not only became routine it became somewhere of a chore to leave the house when you're hungry. We cut back a lot and when we went out again last Saturday it was literally one of the most fun I've had in quite a while.