When we are using a credit card we know at that moment it is both our money but we also treat it differently because we aren’t going to be truly paying for it at the moment. We are paying for it later on and byt removing the instantaneous nature of paying for something in cash feels more difficult than swiping a credit card, signing your name and getting a new bill in a couple of weeks.  Credit cards encourage of to spend more, more quickly  carelessly and  more forgetfully than we usually would if we are using cash or when we are using our debit cards knowing the money will be immediately removed from our bank account. 

Cassie Moore: host of the The Get More Podcast, Felines and Finance blogger, money coach and card carrying cat lady forever. On a mission to empower women to take control of their finances, get out of debt and fall in love with money. Having paid off 48K in debt in 19 months using her Signature Budget Blueprint which blends practical money management with soulful purchases, instead of the typical shame filled forced changes. You can have it all when it comes to money, saving, spending and enjoying yourself. 

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