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an idea hole point hoarder and says, I'm I the

a hole for not telling my husband about all my reward points cards. I 29 female have been married

to my husband 30 males for nine years. I'm a stay-at-home mom with four beautiful children,

8, 6, 4 and 2. My husband makes 150k plus a year, but decides where every dollar

and cent goes. 50% to day-to-day expenses, 25% to the children's education savings, 10% to family

savings, 7.5% to his personal spending, and 7.5% to my personal spending. Any bonuses he makes or money back

from taxes goes immediately into retirement. Doing it this way leaves us no money for vacations or

big trips. Since we got married and moved in with each other, I have been completely responsible

for all the shopping, whether it's

clothes, groceries, furniture or whatever else. I learned very early on with the help of my mom

how to coupon clip and how to use points to their maximum potential. I usually get two or three

different reward points and save 10 to 25% per transaction I do. My husband only knew about the coupon clipping, not the reward points.

For the past five years, I've been going on a girls' trip with my family every year.

I've been telling my husband that my sisters, sisters-in-laws, mom and grandma have been

paid for me to go since I can't afford it, but in reality, I've been using the reward points

to pay for the ticket,

using rewards to pay for our groceries and using my difference to pay off my credit cards

so that I'm able to go on the trip.

This year, my brothers, brothers in-laws, father and grandfather decided to do their own

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