#cost of living

Does "patina" just mean we're paying extra for someone else's dirt and neglect?

Has your photography gear gotten too expensive to upgrade this year?

Is the gig economy worse for saving money in 2025?

Are high grocery prices finally forcing you to start investing small?

Has the cost-of-living crisis grounded your space travel dreams?

Do you trust small businesses more than big brands when prices keep rising?

Is it still worth paying for expensive sports tickets in 2025?

Would you ever pay full price for a flagship phone after using a mid-ranger for a year?

With rising costs, are you swapping hardwood floors for luxury vinyl?

Is thrifting still the most ethical choice with prices rising in 2025?

Does living in a downtown condo actually save you money, or does it just drain you with hidden fees?

Are you downgrading your streaming tier to combat rising living costs?

Which wearable tech actually helps you save cash in the long run, not just track steps?

Does the cost of living make you cancel more than one subscription?

With cost-of-living up, are you dumping modern decor for cheaper antiques?

Are you selling off your collectibles to cover rising living costs?

Are you wearing dupes more often now than real luxury items?

Would you ever drop a full month's rent on a single handbag?

Are rising prices ruining my ability to get a good reading

Has the cost of living made you question the old philosophies of contentment?