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A limited number of EDFs are subject to a transaction-based service fee of $100. See full list. of We as citizens are buying five times more clothing than we bought in 1990.

We need to be asking ourselves, do you need the thing you are buying?

Because whether or not you can afford it has no bearing on the life of the

garment worker that didn't get paid. We need to be questioning over consumption and so when it comes

to fast fashion, slow fashion, I think that leading with

affordability is a little bit of a misleading question. I think we need to

lead with do I need this item and was the person who made this item

treated fairly.

Those are two questions that people don't really want to ask themselves in a system where over-consumption is keen, but that is the question

we should actually read with.

When I first became interested in personal finance, it was 2018, and the Choose-F-I podcast was my radicalization vehicle of choice.

And I think listeners of the show, particularly the listeners of the early version of the show,

will probably remember Brad and Jonathan's like soothing upbeat banter and you might even recall an interview with one Mrs. Frugalwoods.

Now Mrs. Frugalwoods was this woman named Liz who identified strongly with and enacted this ultra frugal mentality.

And I remember that I immediately clocked it as very like reduced,

reused recycle coded, but with the explicit intent of making it easier to save money.

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