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I live paycheck to paycheck for the most part and I still manage a score of 752. The key is living within your means. Instead of trying to be that cool guy with the sweet car, eating out every night, with a cell phone bill of $150/month, drive a beater, cook your own meals, and get a cheap phone. Living paycheck to paycheck doesn't mean you automatically can't pay bills; people just can't get their financial priorities straight
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I live paycheck to paycheck for the most part and I still manage a score of 752. The key is living within your means. Instead of trying to be that cool guy with the sweet car, eating out every night, with a cell phone bill of $150/month, drive a beater, cook your own meals, and get a cheap phone. Living paycheck to paycheck doesn't mean you automatically can't pay bills; people just can't get their financial priorities straight
Comment Reply posted 9 months ago