Seriously. Cheap can be stressful. Looking around for a deal, never knowing if you got the best deal, never knowing if you're getting a quality product (you pro

Seriously. Cheap can be stressful. Looking around for a deal, never knowing if you got the best deal, never knowing if you're getting a quality product (you probably aren't if you're really cheap). Of course, wasting money isn't going to help you either, but that's why, as with everything else, you should take a moderate position. Don't buy a Maserati (unless you're just so insanely rich that you don't even need to be thinking about money at all), but don't buy a $50 car that barely runs either. Neither one is a sensible financial decision.