<p>Pay for college tuition and save it up.</p>
<p>I don’t have any good investment ideas so I’d keep it as a safety net for all things from computer breakdowns to medical emergencies.</p>
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<p>Fwiw, the reason that I know I eat less than $200/month in food is because I was on food stamps two years ago. Monthly sum: $200 for our household (2). We never ran out of money on our card and for the time that we had it, we NEVER ate out- not even a pop at the party store. Couldn’t afford to. Our eating habits haven’t changed since then very much. If anything, we’ve learned to eat cheaper because we cut out pop and I had to cut out dairy.
That’s the only reason I know that number in an oddly specific way.</p>
<p>Romani,
-Count up, the prices have gone up considerably, and we are very cheap also, we buy produce on a farmer’s market when available in season, we do not drink pop. no coffee, no going out, no cold cuts for lunches…
Money are getting printed and devalued…</p>