Car rental advice

Hey so Im planning to go to Costa Rica in October however and from the tips I've gotten it was recommended to get a rental. However, most of the rental companies I've seen like vamos and Alamo require a credit card only deposit and I don't have a credit card and to put 1000+ on a deposit is really insane to me but still. I want to explore and not have to spend a fortune on taxis and Uber. Also I'm only 21 so can someone give me some advice on getting a reliable rental company. I've also heard I have to take detailed photos of the rental when I get it cause they can scam me and make me lose my deposit which I'm not looking forward to I just want to relax and chill so any recommendations would be appreciated.

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u/Taethemastery — 2 days ago
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So I’ve been looking into starting to invest, but I’m still pretty new to all of it and trying to understand how everything works.

Being in the Bahamas, it seems like the options for beginners are a bit limited. I reached out to a local broker and they told me their lowest option is around $10,000 BSD minimum, plus about $120 in fees, which is way above what I’m looking to start with.

I’ve also looked into platforms like Interactive Brokers, but I’ve seen mixed reviews online about things like customer service, so I’m a bit unsure about going that route without getting more clarity.

Right now I’m really just trying to find a beginner-friendly and reliable way to start investing with a low entry point and minimal risk while I learn.

If anyone has advice, recommendations for broker that are accessible to caribbean countries like the Bahamas it would be appreciated.

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u/Taethemastery — 4 months ago