When to Buy Nice vs Buy Twice? - Listener Question #8

"How do you know if it is better to buy expensive vs. cheap stuff?" This is a great question, and one that could depend on a number of factors depending on the situation and the 'stuff' in question. Frugality (The Intentional Practice of Prudent Economy) pared with life cycle cost analysis can make for a solid place to start. Do you agree with Jay's answer? Do you have a question you would like answered? Leave it for us below in the comments!

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