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Best of LifehackerWhether we’ve made a complicated recipe absurdly simple, illustrated how to survive a natural disaster, or explained a political crisis in terms even your great-grandma would understand, these are some of our favorite stories from the past year.Life would be boring without healthy debate, but holy cow, y’all: The comments section on this here website is not for the faint of heart. This year’s most-commented posts reveal how polarizing certain money topics can be. From the simple task of filling your gas tank to thinking about taxes and the presidential election, here are the Two Cents posts that garnered the most discussion this year.
If you weren’t upset over the idea of walking inside a gas station to pay for your fuel, you were up in these comments evangelizing for electric cars. I now fear being recognized in public while pumping gas.
This earlier post got a similar response, but with an additional dose of debit-card shaming. The pro-credit card and anti-credit card camps are both formidable.
When it comes to college costs, everyone seems to agree it’s too expensive. But it turns out way more difficult to agree whether college should be free or whether you should pony up for your own four years.
If you had a credit score lower than 750, you were relieved. If you had a score higher than 750, you were outraged.
You did not care that it was Jerk Week; you were absolutely certain it is never OK to leave a bad tip.
This explainer of marginal tax rates got everyone riled up to think about all the “tax the rich” plans the Democratic candidates for president are proposing. Only 11 months until Election Day!
You’re all convinced that TSA creating a paid service to make TSA more bearable is racketeering, and you’re not wrong. But you also love keeping your shoes on at the airport.
OK, I get it, a lot of you hate government handouts. But just to clarify, you’re saying you don’t want this man’s money. Am I hearing that right?
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