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Plus you have to pay for things as if you were going in every day. For example a dedicated vehicle and more expensive property closer to work. You save a small
by Someone1234 4y ago
Plus you have to pay for things as if you were going in every day. For example a dedicated vehicle and more expensive property closer to work. You save a small amount in fuel and vehicle wear & tear, but you cannot make the big lifestyle changes you'd be able to make due to full time WFH.