/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10942792
>>10942778
I mean, if you're going to play the joos' game, you might as well develop some strategies to play marginally better. I pay with a credit card for everything that will possibly allow it, and it lets me effectively cut (almost) ALL my spending to 98% MAXIMUM, of what it was, in one fell swoop and without really trying. Furthermore a lot of my younger zoomer & 20-something friends blindly make sole use of debit cards and cash for 100% of purchases without thinking.....they don't even bother to look for little shortcuts like that.

Of course a lot of these people are the ultra-normie types that waste their paychecks on eating out and overpriced alcohol/bars/clubs etc so there's that. But meanwhile I'm putting my monthly rent ($600) on my doublecash, pocketing $12 back from my living costs fo' free, every month.

Plus, businesses eat the CC companies' fees on their end. It makes me feel good to make $2 purchases with a CC knowing that whichever gay company I'm buying from ends up paying effectively 3-4% fees just so I can make money on it :-----) . Maybe eventually we'll see that be part of the catalyst for mass crypto adoption, once wallet apps mature sufficiently, and mom&pop businesses start to find out that taking crypto directly eliminates the 3% credit card kike tax, as well as opening up a plethora of other fun tax loopholes for the more adventurous of businesspeople.