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That really had me thinking that I’ve bought basically disposable clothing rather than stuff that will last,
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I think like a rich person! My income just hasn’t caught up to my mindset .

Seriously though, I agree. My closet isn’t full but what is in there is quality. So I would rather catch a sale on 1 pair of quality pants than buy 10 pairs of garbage trendy pants that won’t last the season. That’s why today I’m wearing a skirt that I literally got in high school 10 years ago.

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I was just thinking about "poor people tricks" as my grandfather calls them. like not using pre tax dollars in a flex account because you need more money in your pocket. is robbing you of 17% of YOUR money but it is backwards thinking to "poor people". with investing wisely in real estate and other sound deals. a quack,
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I also think that rich people plan ahead more for major purchases. My dad is like this, he’ll put money aside for a new fridge because he knows the one he has is quite old and could go at any second. Then he researches prices and waits for big sales so that he can buy the fridge he wants (with a good rating and customer reviews of course!) at a much lower price. Poor people wait until the fridge is flat out dead and then (with all their food crammed into coolers or the neighbor’s fridge) run out and buy the first one they see and put it on credit. So they end up paying a lot (by the time they pay off that cc) AND may end up buying a crappy one that breaks.

As for clothes for the kids though. they outgrow them so quickly that I just don’t spend a lot on kids’ clothes. I usually shop the consignment sales in my area and I can get some quality items OshKosh overalls and jeans, Carters outfits,
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