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Are you actually paying cash? Assuming you're using a credit card, and assuming your company isn't looking to defraud you, using a card with decent cash back ma
by lukeschlather 8y ago
Are you actually paying cash? Assuming you're using a credit card, and assuming your company isn't looking to defraud you, using a card with decent cash back makes it a nonissue and "fronting the cash" for expenses is just a way for you to get a kickback from your credit card company for using them as a payment processor for work expenses. (And kind of a net positive relative to if you had a company credit card where the company claims any kickbacks.)
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoI do not possess a credit card for ideological reasons. I do have two debit cards, one Visa and one MasterCard, for redundancy. I see what you are saying and it makes sense. I’m just ideologically opposed to the use of consumer credit for regular / recurring / general living expenses.
- ambicapter 8y agoIf you're ideologically opposed to consumer credit because of the cycles of debt it incurs just pay off your credit card in full every month (which is what I do). No interest will be paid.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoI do not have the self control to make that work. I bet I’m not alone.