I have no student loans. The calculator told me to put my extra income into paying them off. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Morning because going to work stinky is rude and shaving in the shower is so much easier than at the sink

yes, but only because not grooming will ensure that you have no sex at all.

Isn’t the whole point that everyone asks him something?

Obligatory...

The main issue I had with sites like Readyforzero, and Mint, is that they couldn’t access all of the bank websites, and I was having to manually update them anyways.

The same moron who’s commute can take them anywhere from 40-120 minutes depending on traffic conditions.

That’s how I thought as an older adult. But then I became a senior citizen and what was I saying?

HAHAHAHA NO!
I went to buy a car and was told despite having a great score I had poor to no credit "history." Student loans while contributing to your score don't count for much to your history which is in and of itself complete BS. At the time I had actually paid off all but $5,000 of my $20,000 in student loan debt…

Like it or not, credit cards help build credit, so at some point, most of us are exposed to them. Plus, the idea is not just to introduce them to credit cards, but also show them how to use credit responsibly.

That’s another way of looking at it, yeah. So whether or not you’re cashing in on the rewards, someone is paying for them and it might be you.

So what you are saying is NOT using a rewards card is getting you screwed. If places are charging more because they are getting hit harder from the credit card companies then you need to make that up with your rewards compared to getting nothing by paying in cash.

My economics teacher in high school demonstrated the Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns with a box of powdered mini-doughnuts. He showed them to the class and asked which student would like to be involved in a demonstration. Of course, everyone raised a hand. My teacher chose a more popular athlete-student, gave him…

Website’s down for me.

The fact that you won’t even notice it’s gone is one of the most shocking things I learned in my adult life. I started from a point where I never had “money left over” at the end of the month... if I could barely pay all my bills how could I have an extra $200 to invest each month? But sure enough, I set up…

Unfortunately, I don't think that solves your problem. Since you signed the contract, physically, I think it would be legally binding regardless of what you signed or which hand you used. I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure you'd still be on the hook for it.