People complain about Banks screwing them over with fees and caring more about investor profits all the time. But few people move their money to credit unions or other co-operatively owned financial institutions. Usually it's because of some minor inconvenience.
this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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Interest, cash back, and in person locations are hard to beat for me. I search a couple times a year to see if I can find a credit union that beats or meets what I got currently.
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I have started buying books and notebooks etc at my favourite bookstores instead of the cheaper version at Amazon.
I really don’t think that the world gets better if I support someone buying a mega yacht (while treating the people who work for him like garbage).
Yeah I should have added that distinction. I’ve yet to see a comparable cordless in the price range. I meant full vacuums.