When you are paying for better quality. Now, just because something costs more that does not mean it is better quality. But there are times when paying more may save you money in the end because it was good quality. For example, paying more to have a decent winter coat while living in the city of Chicago makes perfect sense. If you pay less to have a coat that isn't going to keep you as warm or stand up to the weather and fall apart after a few weeks, it is not worth the money you saved because you'll have to buy another one. If something will last longer and make your life easier...spend away! But don't waste your money on name brands unless you know for sure that it is actually better quality. After all, no one is going to care about your fancy Ralph Lauren jacket in the dead of winter as you're freezing your behind off.
Perfect example. (Photo: http://www.foreignperspectives.com) |
When you are spending for a good cause. Anytime you can spend money and some of the proceeds go to a good cause, I think it's worth it...as long as you have the few extra bucks. It's when those extra few bucks are going to a large corporation instead of staying in your wallet that we have a problem.
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