1. Buy your own coffee, beans or ground, and make it yourself. 2. Invest in a decent hand-held thermos type coffee carafe, preferably one with a covered lid that locks and has a spout that is only exposed when you are actually drinking. 3. When on the road, refill at gas stations with grind and brew machines. 4. Instead of buying franchise coffee like Starbucks, Caribou, etc., buy your coffee from local, independent coffee houses. ☕️
I ONLY wear Polo clothes, what makes it fun is buying all Ralph Lauren but not paying any more than other people spend on non name brand clothes. For that you have to know how to shop.
I am planning to buy some summer suits the end of July and August...50 to 70 percent off from my favorite store.....I been doing this for years.....OG your a wise brother.....stay bless 🙌
You can buy ALL of your dress shirts and even some sport coats from Goodwill. I own about 75 dress shirts and bought all of them for an average of $1-5. Some that are my size might still run big. No sweat I just get them tailored. Good stuff OG.
This video hit the nail on the head. As far as the streaming services go, like HBO Max, Peacock, etc., I watch what I want and then I cancel service when I'm done. These services get more & more expensive each year. I rarely buy clothes unless the ones I have are outdated or weight gain/loss. When this summer is finished I'll be getting rid of a lot shirts I have b/c they are outdated. I think the best thing I've done so far though is buying a water filter pitcher. The best ones to buy imo are the ones that come with a filter and a pitcher you can take apart and clean it.
Im a big movie guy. I buy on iTunes when they’re on sell. I can get up to 6 movies under 60 and sometimes 40 bucks. I like the freedom to watch whenever I want and don’t have to hope a movie is on a streaming network. They sell tv seasons too and they can be expensive but if you wait and add to wishlist you can find them on sell as well. Saves me money in the long run but shows that are exclusive to streaming services I’m shit out of luck lol. Double edge sword.
He's so right about shopping for car insurance! We try and shop for new car insurance every 6 months. We were paying $140 for Geico for about a year and decided to shop around for something cheaper. Long story short, we now pay $69.99 for the same insurance through Progressive. We cut the bill in half just by doing 10 minutes of research :)
@@jay-t1030 idk know how bc I have had both and while progressive is cheaper, you’re not getting it for no 70 bucks lol unless it’s an older car and only liability
It's so true that you have to hop providers with some frequency to save $, whether it be insurance, internet provider, etc. Companies raise your rates quietly the longer you are with them; brand loyalty is often actually punished. Crazy but true.
A suggestion I have is buying a water dispenser. If you are a vet always ask for a military discount, including phone service If you’re a first responder ATT has an entire plan that is extremely inexpensive
I’ve come across your channel in the last couple of weeks and I’ve really enjoyed your videos. As a man turning 40 this year i thought it was time I changed my wardrobe a bit and thanks to your videos I now own my first couple of pairs of chinos and chino shorts 😂
I have a tip on how to help identify your subscriptions/memberships - Go to your online bank statement and do a CTRL + F (Find) on the statement and search the word "Recur" i.e. recurring. You'll find most of your recurring/subscription payments there, and can decide which ones you want to keep or let go of.
He ain't lie one bit. My wife wants a big ass house & my response has always been you have no idea the cost of maintenance & I ain't working my bones just to keep up a big ass house~
I have a Brita water pitcher at home and two BPA-free water bottles, an automatic coffee maker, and lastly, I prefer to exercise at home. Extra money saved and OG's suggestion of cutting off subscription plans (Apple, Amazon Prime, and Netflix), I will consider that.
I was thinking about the coffee thing too, too many of my colleagues seem to buy those expensive coffees every day, my advise is to buy a Nespresso type machine where u put the pods they taste everybit as good as the coffee shops and then go to somewhere like Costco and buy the pod refills in bulk
Great advice OG! I could add make lunch at home and bring it to work, buy clothes, furnitures and even colognes second hand! Don't spend more than 40 USD a month on eating/drinking at bars and bring only cash! Salute 😊!
I agree with 98% except for two things. Never increase your insurance deductible to save, spend that extra monthly coin for a lower deductible ($500 range). Secondly, Starbucks is low grade fast food coffee, you’d be better off calculating your monthly coffee consumption and saving on a coffee subscription and brew at home, massive savings over that $5/$6 per day coffee.
There is nothing like saving money 🤣! These were great suggestions. I would recommend a Zero Water pitcher if you are looking for another alternative to bottled water. You are out here giving great advice on ways to save money. Fabulous work here good Sir!!!
Not only pay less for your cellular service, buy a mid tier cellphone outright and don't finance through your carrier. Very few users actually need or take advantage of the features of a flagship phone. I purchase mid-tier every few years and am completely satisfied with the result.
I buy older iphones that are still being updated. I have been a user of straighttalk for about a decade now. Month-to-month, unlimited everything. $53 a month on my iphone. I can scroll the internet while talking on the phone, i can stream. I can do essentially what anyone with a plan can-except be a mobile hotspot. Id have to pay more, but im rarely anywhere where i need that
I haven’t upgraded my phone since iPhone 6. Since I’m being forced to change my phone because they stopped updating it and apps don’t work anymore I’m buying the iPhone 14 and probably won’t update until I absolutely have too
For the water, you can buy a gallon of drinking water at the Super Market for .89 and when you go to the gym the 20oz bottle cost $1.50 - $2.50. It makes no sense. I have a water dispenser I bought from Walmart and get reverse osmosis water for .39 a gallon. Paying for bottled water is the ultimate rip-off
That’s why casinos like chips. Not only for security, but because it separates the gamblers from the actual cash. Mentally it’s easier to bet a $20 chip than a $20 bill. If you are good at budgeting and paying off your balance every month tho… cash back CC are great at rewarding you for purchases You would make anyways.
I switched to Mint Mobile two months ago after my previous carrier didn't like the modifications that I made to my phone. The difference is like night and day and I won't be looking back. The icing on the cake is that my employer will pay for my phone bill, so I switched to an annual bill to lock in the additional savings. Salute to Style O.G. for securing the sponsorship!
Plan and make one big trip instead of multiple small trips. We’re used to going out everytime we need something, but gas is $6/gal here in LA, and you can easily save $50 a week in gas just by planning your trips better.
I just scored scored 8 Tommy Bahama long sleeve shirts and 2 pairs of chino shorts on ebay for a lot less then retail. Granted, you have to search multiple times using different wordings to find everything over multiple days, but it was worth it.
I agree 100 percent on buying expensive mobile phones. Nowadays the budget phones are just as good. Unless photography is your passion in life if you need a phone just to watch some TH-cam and making calls get a budget phone.
Even though it doesnt really cost anything, I canceled my hulu subscription because I don't watch it at all. I got it to watch the State vs Billie Holliday movie and never watched anything again. $5.99/mo. can add up in a year. Not alot but I can definitely keep those few bucks in my pocket.
I found so many good suits, blazers, and jackets on eBay. I got a Joseph Abboud jacket for only $18 recently. It can be a risk but that's why I try to pay as little as possible just in case.
Hey brother, you are doing God’s work. There’s lotta young dudes out here who don’t have fathers and you’re dropping so many nuggets wisdom. Be encouraged and be blessed!
Most of what you said was spot on. With the exception of buying a used vehicle. We are currently seeing used vehicles cost more than a new one. I appreciate the great information.
Yeah I don't like paying an expensive phone bill. I when I buy a phone I try to get it at a reasonable price or wait on sale and to start paying it off within 6-8 months (If there is no problems with it) and keep the phone for at least 3 years.
Thank you Jeff for the gems of information. Because off your videos I brought some jeans from Target GoodFellow and CO they are awesome and well worth it, and better paying for high priced ones. Enjoy your Saturday. PEACE AND BLESSINGS OG.
You're always ahead of the curve. The information you give the Style O.G family goes a long way... The list of when to purchase all your products was very informative.. I'm going to save this video... Thanks again Jeff. Salute...
Food! One thing I'll add is to stop giving into your cravings so much. The goal is to get satiated not fill an emotional void. You're dropping knowledge bombs in this one Jeffrey, good stuff
Great points OG and you're alot ppl buy new cars when they're almost exactly the same version as the same car that's a few yrs older....Keep em coming fam "SALUTE" "THUMBS UP"🥊🔔
2:50 - not often I disagree with you, Jeff, but I would about home ownership. When I was a young man, I was given the advice, "buy the most expensive house and the cheapest car". That advice stood me in good stead. The UK housing market continued to rise and rise, meaning that if you bought a £100k house and it increased 100%, that went to £200k, but a £200k house increased to £400k. When I retire, I'll downsize from my larger house and the profit will be used towards my pension. I've always seen my larger house as a way of saving for the future.
Review how much you're paying for health, renter's and car insurance. If you're generally very healthy, you don't need the highest health plan. Also, as a dentist, I see patients who rarely or never get cavities paying hundreds of dollars for dental insurance. They sell you on this by telling you that you get 2 free cleanings and exams per year. When you compare the costs, it's not even close.
I always like your presentation and learn a lot. Just one thing though, I believe you misspoke when you said you would save money on insurance by reducing your deductible. It is the other way around here in Canada and I imagine it is the same in the U.S. Again, I enjoy your work!
“Nobody’s staying the night “ lol. So true my spare bedrooms are never used .
tell em!
1. Buy your own coffee, beans or ground, and make it yourself.
2. Invest in a decent hand-held thermos type coffee carafe, preferably one with a covered lid that locks and has a spout that is only exposed when you are actually drinking.
3. When on the road, refill at gas stations with grind and brew machines.
4. Instead of buying franchise coffee like Starbucks, Caribou, etc., buy your coffee from local, independent coffee houses. ☕️
I ONLY wear Polo clothes, what makes it fun is buying all Ralph Lauren but not paying any more than other people spend on non name brand clothes. For that you have to know how to shop.
I am planning to buy some summer suits the end of July and August...50 to 70 percent off from my favorite store.....I been doing this for years.....OG your a wise brother.....stay bless 🙌
That is awesome!
Good call, I got some great winter coats and boots by shopping for them in July. Nice sunglasses in November etc
You can buy ALL of your dress shirts and even some sport coats from Goodwill. I own about 75 dress shirts and bought all of them for an average of $1-5. Some that are my size might still run big. No sweat I just get them tailored.
Good stuff OG.
This video hit the nail on the head. As far as the streaming services go, like HBO Max, Peacock, etc., I watch what I want and then I cancel service when I'm done. These services get more & more expensive each year. I rarely buy clothes unless the ones I have are outdated or weight gain/loss. When this summer is finished I'll be getting rid of a lot shirts I have b/c they are outdated.
I think the best thing I've done so far though is buying a water filter pitcher. The best ones to buy imo are the ones that come with a filter and a pitcher you can take apart and clean it.
Yes indeed!
Im a big movie guy. I buy on iTunes when they’re on sell. I can get up to 6 movies under 60 and sometimes 40 bucks. I like the freedom to watch whenever I want and don’t have to hope a movie is on a streaming network. They sell tv seasons too and they can be expensive but if you wait and add to wishlist you can find them on sell as well. Saves me money in the long run but shows that are exclusive to streaming services I’m shit out of luck lol. Double edge sword.
He's so right about shopping for car insurance! We try and shop for new car insurance every 6 months. We were paying $140 for Geico for about a year and decided to shop around for something cheaper. Long story short, we now pay $69.99 for the same insurance through Progressive. We cut the bill in half just by doing 10 minutes of research :)
I have Geico currently as well,Progressive you say? Gonna go get my quote now.
@@jay-t1030 idk know how bc I have had both and while progressive is cheaper, you’re not getting it for no 70 bucks lol unless it’s an older car and only liability
@@tanessastephenson6535 it’s possible! We went from paying like 3-400 with progressive and switched to State Farm and only pay $150 full coverage
Tell em!
You must lived deep in the sticks for rates like that. Those numbers are nonexistent for us city dwellers.
“…nobody’s staying the night…”. Preach, Jeff
HA!
It's so true that you have to hop providers with some frequency to save $, whether it be insurance, internet provider, etc. Companies raise your rates quietly the longer you are with them; brand loyalty is often actually punished. Crazy but true.
A suggestion I have is buying a water dispenser.
If you are a vet always ask for a military discount, including phone service
If you’re a first responder ATT has an entire plan that is extremely inexpensive
Thanks Style OG for your pro-men motivational guides!
My pleasure!
@@TheStyleOG
Saluuuuuute.
@1:08 Clothing 👕
@2:05 Housing 🏠
@3:00 Phones 📱
@5:10 General House Goods
@5:45 Cars 🚗
@6:29 Food 🍜
@7:19 Subscriptions 📺
@7:57 Insurance 💰
@9:20 Coffee/Bottled Water ☕
Thanks Dre👍🏿
I’ve come across your channel in the last couple of weeks and I’ve really enjoyed your videos. As a man turning 40 this year i thought it was time I changed my wardrobe a bit and thanks to your videos I now own my first couple of pairs of chinos and chino shorts 😂
That is awesome!
I went from Verizon to Mint Mobile over a year back. Went from over $130+ to $15 a month - great service! Great video!
Nice!
I gotta shop around for a new cell phone service myself
same broha!
I have a tip on how to help identify your subscriptions/memberships - Go to your online bank statement and do a CTRL + F (Find) on the statement and search the word "Recur" i.e. recurring. You'll find most of your recurring/subscription payments there, and can decide which ones you want to keep or let go of.
Love it!
That’s a great tip.
@@TA-ht4jo thanks! it works and reminded me of all the current subscriptions I had.
Nice! Imma do this myself
You can also use the Mint app (not the phone carrier) to monitor your bills automatically and track your spending, budget goals, etc.
He ain't lie one bit. My wife wants a big ass house & my response has always been you have no idea the cost of maintenance & I ain't working my bones just to keep up a big ass house~
Indeed!
Stop bad habits like drinking and/or smoking. Anually this expenses are sky high.
Indeed!
Just started last week , now it’s the sugar battle , soda and cookies bra
Any ideas on social drinks to order to avoid soda drinks
@@bokangfobo7285 water
@@bokangfobo7285 cranberry or pineapple juice. Very healthy and people likely won’t even question you for not drinking.
Truth, I cut back on the Cigars and Alcohol and I actually feel better.
I have a Brita water pitcher at home and two BPA-free water bottles, an automatic coffee maker, and lastly, I prefer to exercise at home.
Extra money saved and OG's suggestion of cutting off subscription plans (Apple, Amazon Prime, and Netflix), I will consider that.
Wise man!
I was thinking about the coffee thing too, too many of my colleagues seem to buy those expensive coffees every day, my advise is to buy a Nespresso type machine where u put the pods they taste everybit as good as the coffee shops and then go to somewhere like Costco and buy the pod refills in bulk
So true!
Great advice OG! I could add make lunch at home and bring it to work, buy clothes, furnitures and even colognes second hand! Don't spend more than 40 USD a month on eating/drinking at bars and bring only cash! Salute 😊!
Love it!
Very Frugal
One of your best videos - I would love to see a video on how Men should advise sons and daughters on goal setting
Great suggestion!
Great advice I’m sharing with my grandkids about shopping and saving. If they want something from the store check out the price first before you buy .
Date a non-bougie lady. You’ll save on buying less expensive gifts!
I agree with 98% except for two things. Never increase your insurance deductible to save, spend that extra monthly coin for a lower deductible ($500 range). Secondly, Starbucks is low grade fast food coffee, you’d be better off calculating your monthly coffee consumption and saving on a coffee subscription and brew at home, massive savings over that $5/$6 per day coffee.
There is nothing like saving money 🤣! These were great suggestions. I would recommend a Zero Water pitcher if you are looking for another alternative to bottled water. You are out here giving great advice on ways to save money. Fabulous work here good Sir!!!
Salute Shawn !
Not only pay less for your cellular service, buy a mid tier cellphone outright and don't finance through your carrier. Very few users actually need or take advantage of the features of a flagship phone. I purchase mid-tier every few years and am completely satisfied with the result.
I buy older iphones that are still being updated. I have been a user of straighttalk for about a decade now. Month-to-month, unlimited everything. $53 a month on my iphone. I can scroll the internet while talking on the phone, i can stream. I can do essentially what anyone with a plan can-except be a mobile hotspot. Id have to pay more, but im rarely anywhere where i need that
Buddy, I JUST bought a refurbished Galaxy S7 and switched to Mint Mobile. $15/month for unlimited talk, text, & 4 GB of data is hard to beat.
I haven’t upgraded my phone since iPhone 6. Since I’m being forced to change my phone because they stopped updating it and apps don’t work anymore I’m buying the iPhone 14 and probably won’t update until I absolutely have too
@@a.j.9727 metro pcs is 50 for unlimited everything
Excellent PSA message in this inflationary time for the consumers. Good refresher course my brother thanks
Thanks for watching!
For the water, you can buy a gallon of drinking water at the Super Market for .89 and when you go to the gym the 20oz bottle cost $1.50 - $2.50. It makes no sense. I have a water dispenser I bought from Walmart and get reverse osmosis water for .39 a gallon. Paying for bottled water is the ultimate rip-off
Learn to cook eat out less
Yup!
Yes indeed, this is a big way to spend less $ overall.
Or get a girl and protect the house in exchange
A filter container is fine, but try grabbing a 5-gallon container and have it refilled.
I'd add to pay cash for what you want. It hurts more and stay off Instagram
Agreed!
I would say it’s better to paying with credit card than cash. You get more benefits that you wouldn’t get from cash, if you use it correctly.
Yup there's a proven psychological connection with spending cash vs using a card
That’s why casinos like chips. Not only for security, but because it separates the gamblers from the actual cash. Mentally it’s easier to bet a $20 chip than a $20 bill.
If you are good at budgeting and paying off your balance every month tho… cash back CC are great at rewarding you for purchases You would make anyways.
Stay off Onlyfans also !!
I switched to Mint Mobile two months ago after my previous carrier didn't like the modifications that I made to my phone.
The difference is like night and day and I won't be looking back.
The icing on the cake is that my employer will pay for my phone bill, so I switched to an annual bill to lock in the additional savings.
Salute to Style O.G. for securing the sponsorship!
Yes... I have mint/ultra mobile. It saves!
Plan and make one big trip instead of multiple small trips.
We’re used to going out everytime we need something, but gas is $6/gal here in LA, and you can easily save $50 a week in gas just by planning your trips better.
i like it!
You doing God's work my Elder. You always shading light were its not shining. Respect to you Sir!!!
Respect!
I just scored scored 8 Tommy Bahama long sleeve shirts and 2 pairs of chino shorts on ebay for a lot less then retail. Granted, you have to search multiple times using different wordings to find everything over multiple days, but it was worth it.
I agree 100 percent on buying expensive mobile phones. Nowadays the budget phones are just as good. Unless photography is your passion in life if you need a phone just to watch some TH-cam and making calls get a budget phone.
good input!
Yes Sir.
Great Tips. just to add at the Grocery store shop on the outside of the store. It saves you money plus it's healthier too
Yes it does!
I'm gonna have to come back to this one. Thanks Jeff
Even though it doesnt really cost anything, I canceled my hulu subscription because I don't watch it at all.
I got it to watch the State vs Billie Holliday movie and never watched anything again. $5.99/mo. can add up in a year. Not alot but I can definitely keep those few bucks in my pocket.
Call your cable and internet service providers and ask for discounts.
Bigup The Style OG 🌊👏🏽
Big up!
Yoooo...thank you for the shout out my brother!
No problem!
I found so many good suits, blazers, and jackets on eBay. I got a Joseph Abboud jacket for only $18 recently. It can be a risk but that's why I try to pay as little as possible just in case.
nice!
So smart O.G….most men don’t do that!!!
Thanks!
Hey brother, you are doing God’s work. There’s lotta young dudes out here who don’t have fathers and you’re dropping so many nuggets wisdom. Be encouraged and be blessed!
Appreciate you!
Sometines pay a lil extra for quality clothes/shoes is worth the investment.
They last longer, so one ultimately pays less.
Agreed!
Left the biggest one out, DINING OUT. $150 groceries for 1 = 7 days, $150 for restaurants = 2 days
good one!
Most of what you said was spot on. With the exception of buying a used vehicle. We are currently seeing used vehicles cost more than a new one. I appreciate the great information.
that is an anomaly that will change in the next 12-18 months
I got a good deal on paisley shirts from Premium Shirts. Buy 1 get another half off. The shirts are off season btw.
Style OG. This is an excellent stream. Smart, first class info. Well done.
Thanks Shaun!
Mint mobile is amazing, I've been using them for a year and pay by the year. about 15/month
How do you buy the most comfortable shoes cheap?
👊💪 awesome. I'm working on spending less on my cable and phone bills right now. Perfect timing on this video
You got this!
@@TheStyleOG thanks bro 👊
GET A ANDROID BOX OR A BUZZ BOX......ALL YOU NEED IS A PROPER WIFI....YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT...THOUSANDS OF CHANNELS....STAY BLESS...
Yeah I don't like paying an expensive phone bill. I when I buy a phone I try to get it at a reasonable price or wait on sale and to start paying it off within 6-8 months (If there is no problems with it) and keep the phone for at least 3 years.
@@oneilfarquharson-ifearthel3253 Thanks bro 👊. Appreciate
Great video Always on point with the I info
Great information thanks for sharing this golden nuggets.👍👍👍👍👍
You bet!
Every video you do is so good and always relatable new to the style OG family
Thanks Josh!
You nailed this one Big Bro, as always.. 👍🏽👍🏽
Appreciate that!
Thank you Jeff for the gems of information. Because off your videos I brought some jeans from Target GoodFellow and CO they are awesome and well worth it, and better paying for high priced ones. Enjoy your Saturday. PEACE AND BLESSINGS OG.
Peace!
You're always ahead of the curve. The information you give the Style O.G family goes a long way... The list of when to purchase all your products was very informative.. I'm going to save this video... Thanks again Jeff. Salute...
Amazing stuff! Smashed it OG!
Thanks!
Very pointgant information
Spot on.
Thanks John!
This video is great!!! Thanks!!!
Salute 🫡 O.G.
Salute!
Excellent video as always!
Thanks!
Thank you. OG
No problem!
Great info video and I enjoyed it and have a blessed day
Thank you! You too!
You welcome keep up the good work and thank you very much
5 Star Tips Style OG! Appreciate The Tips! Keep On Rocking My Brotha!
The video just dropped how u finished so fast 😂😂
Appreciate it!
Great video Jeff!!
Thanks Barry!
Very constructive video. Muchas Gracias
My pleasure!
Good advice fella.
Thanks Emma !
good video.I like the branching out from fashion.
Thank you!
If your credit is decent... Before getting a car go get a loan from like a credit union ECT cause you cut out the car dealerships/middle man!!
Another excellent video OG 🔥
Thanks Juan!
@@TheStyleOG Thank you OG
Thanks for the help OG, your guides have helped me get a lot more out of life
Glad to help!
Quality used cars cost as much as new cars currently.
Food! One thing I'll add is to stop giving into your cravings so much. The goal is to get satiated not fill an emotional void. You're dropping knowledge bombs in this one Jeffrey, good stuff
Thanks Daniel!
Thanks!
No problem!
Another fantastic vid with great advice. Thank you!
Thanks Corey!
Interesting vidéo... thanks
Great points OG and you're alot ppl buy new cars when they're almost exactly the same version as the same car that's a few yrs older....Keep em coming fam "SALUTE" "THUMBS UP"🥊🔔
Salute!
As always, great advice. I’ve bee cutting Starbucks out for 30 days and saving my money in a jar to see how much I’m saying in 30 days.
Where are you at so far?
@@a.j.9727 I’m on day 21. I’ve been making one 20 oz yeti tumbler a day.
@@Bronx718 You should post a picture of it.
Love that!
Always appreciate the knowledge drop my brother! #salute SOG
Already!
I totally agree, when it comes to buying cars. I got an awesome deal on my car because it was the last year before the remake!
Sweet!
2:50 - not often I disagree with you, Jeff, but I would about home ownership. When I was a young man, I was given the advice, "buy the most expensive house and the cheapest car". That advice stood me in good stead. The UK housing market continued to rise and rise, meaning that if you bought a £100k house and it increased 100%, that went to £200k, but a £200k house increased to £400k. When I retire, I'll downsize from my larger house and the profit will be used towards my pension. I've always seen my larger house as a way of saving for the future.
Excellent advice sir
Thanks!
Great advice as always, OG. Salute!
Salute!
Great advice in this one, well done
Thank you kindly!
Hey Jeff
Thanks for your Financial Tips …
SALUTE O.G.
My pleasure!
Cooking on the grill can help you save money on your electric bill
Classic Style OG
Thanks Matthew!
Factos 💯💯 salut !!
Salute!
Great post.
Thanks!
Definitely guilty of Starbucks lol. Great video Jeff! Salute 🫡
Salute!
Great advice!
Thanks Eric!
Great advice!
Thanks Richard!
Review how much you're paying for health, renter's and car insurance. If you're generally very healthy, you don't need the highest health plan. Also, as a dentist, I see patients who rarely or never get cavities paying hundreds of dollars for dental insurance. They sell you on this by telling you that you get 2 free cleanings and exams per year. When you compare the costs, it's not even close.
I always like your presentation and learn a lot. Just one thing though, I believe you misspoke when you said you would save money on insurance by reducing your deductible. It is the other way around here in Canada and I imagine it is the same in the U.S. Again, I enjoy your work!
I misspoke. You are right
Salute👊🏽
Salute !