Even a cheapskate has to spend money sometimes. Today, I’m introducing a new series of posts in which I ask various frugal folks—bloggers, writers, money-saving and consumer experts—to name the products, services, experiences, and other “things” they’re willing to shell out good money on. Smart cheapskates understand that buying strictly based on cheapest price is often unwise. In the long run, buying cheap can often cost you more. Take heed of where and how these folks spend their money, because if a cheapskate is willing to drop cash on something, you know it’s worthwhile.
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