u/Creative_Garage_137

I’m curious if anyone here is using a credit card to pay their mortgage and earning cash back or rewards in the process.
I’m not talking about carrying a balance, I’d pay the card off in full every month. I’m mainly interested in whether there are cards or services that make this worthwhile after any processing fees.
For those of you who do this:
● What card are you using?
● How much cash back are you actually earning?
● Are there processing fees, and do they cancel out the rewards?
● Are there any tricks or tips to make it worthwhile?
● Is there a particular card you’d recommend for this?
I’d like to hear from who have been doing it for a while and can share their actual experience.

Hey Athens! I’m looking to get my 4-year-old son started in T-ball and would love some recommendations from other parents.
We’re in the Athens area, and I’m mainly looking for a good beginner-friendly league where he can have fun, learn the basics, and make some friends. This would be his first time playing organized baseball, so I’m more interested in a positive experience than anything competitive.
Any recommendations on leagues, programs, or places to sign him up? Also interested in hearing which programs you’ve had good or bad experiences with.

Hey Athens! I’m looking to get my 4-year-old son started in T-ball and would love some recommendations from other parents.
We’re in the Athens area, and I’m mainly looking for a good beginner-friendly league where he can have fun, learn the basics, and make some friends. This would be his first time playing organized baseball, so I’m more interested in a positive experience than anything competitive.
Any recommendations on leagues, programs, or places to sign him up? Also interested in hearing which programs you’ve had good or bad experiences with.

My ex-wife and I have a true 50/50 custody arrangement. She wanted the divorce, and honestly, we both played a part in how things ended. We partied pretty hard during our marriage, and after she left, she continued down that road for a while. We’re both sober now.
I later found out she had racked up around $85,000 in debt behind my back during our marriage. Because of everything that happened, I don’t give her a dime.
But when it comes to our son, that’s completely different. Anything he needs or wants, I provide. I currently pay all of his tuition even though she is responsible for half and doesn’t pay it. I don’t do it because I want credit or because I expect anything from her. I just don’t want our son to go without.
The weird part is that we actually co-parent really well. There’s no major drama between us, we communicate everyday and work together almost like we’re still married… just without being married. My son is the priority, and I’ve managed to get to a pretty good place.
So here’s the hypothetical:
If you suddenly won the lottery after your divorce, would you give your ex-wife any of the money?
Would you feel like, “She’s my ex, she gets nothing”?
Or would the history you shared, the fact that she’s the mother of your child, and the fact that you’ve reached a good place as co-parents make you want to share some of the good fortune?
I’m curious what other divorced people would do, especially those who have a relatively healthy co-parenting relationship with their ex.