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/90LznE04bJ
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3 days ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Stephanie Allen |Steve Cummings
Anyone currently in the workforce will tell you there’s no such thing as making too much money. Whether you move up the ranks in your current occupation or decide to change careers, one of the main reasons for working is to earn as much as possible. Lucrative jobs across various industries pay more than $60 an hour, putting the annual salaries into the six-figure range.
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Ava Martin |Steve Cummings
Modern vehicles are smarter than ever. With lane assist, adaptive cruise control, and even hands-free steering becoming more common, it’s tempting to believe the myth: that road travel—especially in Europe—is now an “autopilot” experience. But while car technology continues to evolve at lightning speed, relying entirely on it for cross-country journeys through Europe could set you up for disappointment—or even danger.
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Steve Cummings
Managing your money wisely has never been more important than it is today. With rising costs of everyday items and services, finding ways to save can make a big difference in your budget. The good news is that you don't need to make huge lifestyle changes to keep more money in your pocket. Remember that as inflation and tariffs go up we may see more increased prices. Simple, everyday habits and smart shopping strategies can add up to significant savings over time.
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Steve Cummings
Stepping into the world of cryptocurrency trading feels a lot like entering a bustling financial hub — full of opportunities, risks, and different ways to engage with the market. But before you start buying and selling digital assets, there’s one fundamental decision to make: should you use a cryptocurrency broker or an exchange?
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1 week ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Stephanie Allen |Steve Cummings
If you want to get your finances in order, one of the easiest ways to achieve that goal is to create a personal budget. Having a budget gives you better control over your finances, allowing you to see how much money you’re bringing in and how much you’re spending. Changing your spending habits seems like a difficult process that’s hard to maintain, but there are ways to develop a budget that you can easily manage and stick with.
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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.