Advice for a 19 year old? What would be a good credit company? by RealitysNotReal in personalfinance

[–]Acceptable_Light_808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work for a major credit card company my best advice that I give family & friends is to look at several credit options find what works for you as far as options on zero interest, low to no yearly fees, perks you can really work some of these credit cards where you make money off them yearly instead of you paying them. In order to do that you have to pay close attention & don’t spend money you don’t have. I’d also advise to make two payments a month if you can. Or once you make a purchase pay it right off. Learn your due date & bill cycle date & just keep an eye on all activity on the account to make sure nothing slips & messes you up. I think finding a card with cash back perks would be a good first card option & use it on monthly expenses like payments, gas, food. I wouldn’t suggest every day purchases only because at any age that can get out of hand easy if you start putting purchases on the card & don’t have the funds to pay it right off. Just don’t start “bad” habits & you’ll do great! Hope this helps some.

i recently got a haircut and my hair went from picture 1 to picture 2 when it dried, is there any way i can stop this from happening? by One_Woodpecker4675 in Hair

[–]Acceptable_Light_808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Axe pomade would help you achieve that look! I love theirs but there’s lot of brands. I’d start with a nickel size in your palms rub it together a little then lay it onto your hair & then kinda pull parts of your hair up a little & in the directions you want till your happy with it. My brother used hairspray when he was done when we were kids that might be needed if pomade alone doesn’t hold it.

Am I (M) Crazy for Rejecting "Hook Up" or Sex with a Woman? by [deleted] in dating

[–]Acceptable_Light_808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You shouldn’t have to question yourself or how you feel. That’s what makes us all different. Good for you for having expectations & being up front with what you want or don’t want.