Millennial since birth, consumer turned saver. Personal finance blog on upping savings, retirement planning, and accumulating wealth. Colorado's my jam.
@WLNSEmilyWahls @JimGeyerWLNS @WLNSDiane Have y’all been hittin’ the golf course lately after forecasting storms all week?! https://t.co/E0Xl0K19J1 #HAPPY4thofjuly2019
Is $HMNY buying back its own stock in low volumes early in the day to increase market interest only to flood the market with new issues later in the day to try to raise capital? #NotSure#MoviePass
@LizOfficer @mrjamiegriffin Very interesting, thanks CMO. The return flight is what I would be concerned about with that method. I suppose you could always book that method going out on one airline and then just book a different airline’s one way coming back.
@StilettoSavings Awesome, Thanks for your help!
That makes sense, I’m just concerned about missing the 2nd leg of flight and what would happen then... such as if first flight is delayed.
My international flight with a layover costs substantially more to book one round trip ticket than it does to buy each flight individually.
Has anyone broken up their flights this way to save and, if so, was it worth it?
Littering and...littering and...littering and...smoking the reefer. How much could your state make through marijuana legalization??
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@retirewithless1 I enjoyed reading this! When everyone has high expectations I tend to be cautious.
I think it’s funny how market expectations are heavily biased based on returns from the prior year. Good last year = good current year right?
There aren’t many things in life that make me more excited than ordering a double chicken burrito at qdoba and only being charged for a regular. #QdobaRules