I live quite far from Stockholm and commute there by train. My office is just outside of the zone.
Most people I know at work own a car, but no one drives to work. Why would they?
Seems like people driving in downtown Stockholm are the kind of people that can afford EVs anyway. (Of course, disabled people etc. But they are also covered by the new rules.)
Eh, let the security consultants have their moment. Also it's a great name.
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You can have your bank account set to allow overdrafts or reject them.
But even then, it works different if you’re using it at a point of sale with your debit card and a scheduled payment that doesn’t immediately show up as pending.
It’s just a hassle that can easily be avoided by separate joint accounts.
Of course we have a small savings account that takes care overdrafts automatically (with a $12 fee).
Our situation is the same. I think it works well because we are both quite restrictive by nature, so whenever one of us wants to buy something the other often encourages them.
Not sure how it would work with a couple that tends to spend more each month or a situation where one has an expensive hobby and the other doesn't.
Most people I know at work own a car, but no one drives to work. Why would they?
Seems like people driving in downtown Stockholm are the kind of people that can afford EVs anyway. (Of course, disabled people etc. But they are also covered by the new rules.)