How to Spend Like a Frugal Millionaire

[Uncle Leo]

How to Spend Like a Frugal Millionaire

 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/How-to-Spend...s-15357371.html

[radi8]

How to Spend Like a Frugal Millionaire

 

 

Step one: Become a millionaire.

[Mapleton]

Another "frugal millionaire" article.

 

Why not just make enough so that you can be wealthy and live that way also?

[Bad Doctor Frost]

That's pretty much how I try to live...but I have one question...

 

On the eating out...

 

Bring wine from home?

[radi8]

That's pretty much how I try to live...but I have one question...

 

On the eating out...

 

Bring wine from home?

 

Yeah, I wondered about that. Heck, why not just bring the food too?

[cb_opus]

That's pretty much how I try to live...but I have one question...

 

On the eating out...

 

Bring wine from home?

 

Yeah, I wondered about that. Heck, why not just bring the food too?

 

 

I haven't read the article yet - are they talking about BYOB places (some are really nice) that don't have their own liquor license?

 

If not, it's just tacky, rude and weird.

[laura_doox]

"Bring your own wine" means at many restaraunts you can bring your own wine and they charge you an "opening fee" or whatever it is called. Last time I did it I paid maybe 3-5 dollars

[Buck Nekket]

I like the tip about not buying the latest piece of technology off the rack. It's insane how a lot of people do that. After a year or a few months you'll look back and think it was a big mistake. The second version of the model works much better than the first.