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@Anonymous wrote:Prolly just me, but I'm gonna say Sallie Mae is way overated. Who spends a combined 500 a month on the 2 essentials?
For me, it would be overated since I'm single and cheap. But for a family, that would rock.
@Anonymous wrote:Prolly just me, but I'm gonna say Sallie Mae is way overated. Who spends a combined 500 a month on the 2 essentials?
I don't even max out the caps, lol. I spend maybe $40 a week on groceries (I don't eat much, I only eat lunch with a granola bar/cereal bar in the morning and maybe takeout for dinner if my boyfriend makes me eat) and I only fill my car up once a month for about $20 now that gas is cheap (I have a '13 Honda Civic with great gas mileage and I only drive to and from work, about 20 min one way and everything I need is a 5 min drive away -- Super Target, Super Wal-Mart, Publix, and a huge shopping mall).
Quicksilver $10,000 | Better Balance Rewards $2000 | Sallie Mae $3500 | Freedom $3500
@Anonymous wrote:Prolly just me, but I'm gonna say Sallie Mae is way overated. Who spends a combined 500 a month on the 2 essentials?
Obviously people's spending varies, but I do pretty much always stay under the caps. And I use my Target red card for half of grocery spending. For me Sallie Mae is the best card out there.