Steve Cummings
Personal Finance Writer at The Frugal Expat
Living my Dream Life | Traveler and Personal Finance writer helping to inspire people to live their Dream life. https://t.co/Pg2gSveZf9
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4 days ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Steve Cummings
City life is a whirlwind, isn’t it? Between work deadlines, traffic jams, and the constant buzz of notifications, sometimes it feels like the city is running you instead of the other way around. So, what do you do when Friday finally rolls around? If you’re like most city dwellers, your first thought might be to crash at home, order some takeout, and binge-watch your favorite series. Sounds good, right?
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Devin Partida |Steve Cummings
As the world’s borders blur, many young adults choose to spread their wings and study abroad. Choosing a university to attend is no longer solely a decision based on proximity or prestige. Students increasingly look for schools that align with their academic goals, travel ambitions and global job prospects. Are you eager to explore new cultures or build a career as a digital nomad?
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Samuel Darwin |Steve Cummings
The modern workplace is experiencing a significant shift in how organizations approach leadership development and team building. The traditional corporate retreat, focused primarily on intensive strategy sessions, is giving way to holistic approaches that recognize the connection between well-being and performance. Today's smart leaders understand that burned-out teams can't innovate, and exhausted executives make poor decisions, regardless of how beautiful the conference room might be.
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Samuel Darwin |Steve Cummings
Italy beckons cyclists from around the world with its unmatched combination of stunning landscapes, rich culture, and cycling heritage. Whether you're climbing iconic mountain passes or cruising along coastal routes, Italy offers an experience that engages all your senses. Source: CanvaFrom the challenging climbs in the north to the sun-drenched coastal roads of the south, Italy presents cyclists with diverse terrains and breathtaking scenery that few destinations can match.
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thefrugalexpat.com | Veronica Booth |Steve Cummings
Finding the best cities to thrift in can be tricky. Usually, heading to the shops in wealthier areas works well as they will likely have high-end, barely-worn clothes and even designer labels. However, if that community is too affluent, people are less likely to donate clothes or go thrifting, meaning there's no need for thrift stores.
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Tipping in the US is always a complicated subject. In the state of Florida, if an employee does not make at least $10.98/hour (starts in October now $9.98) in tips the employer pays the difference. So do we have to tip if the employers are obligated to pay the wait staff?
Is this guy overspending? Or is food in the US this expensive? My wife would kill me for spending $250 on dinner. We find excellent restaurants for half that price.
Took my wife out to dinner for her birthday. Dinner was $250 for the two of us. We need to make going out to dinner affordable again.