S2, Episode 34-[Confession] Why Credit Card Rewards Never Work Out The Way You Plan

Have you ever wondered if you are getting screwed by your credit cards?

Could there be a better deal available?

How can you compare one card versus another?

What happened to me recently is that I was forced to think more about this when a regular listener sent me an e-mail. I was intrigued by the question and dug into some research.

I was really happy with the resources I found in the process. Plus... it forced me to look at my own spending habits and made me question if I am going about money the right way.

Have you ever felt that way?

In this podcast, you will discover...

• Listen to the frightening e-mail I received from a regular listener

• How you should think about credit cards & compare rewards

• The website I use to analyze credit cards & discover why I think it is so awesome

• Why I believe credit is better than debit (Hint: It's due to an 8 letter word)

• Why we don't need to budget & how to work around it

• What I learned about my money habits in a quiz

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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