I suppose £20k on my ISA on April 6th annually. Is more investing than spending though?
I put £26k on my Amex at once for my wedding, so that probably is it though it was multiple things for the wedding to one vendor.
Spending is probably a trip, I'm sure I've hit 5 figure credit card charges on luxury travel in one go, but I don't think I've gotten up to the wedding amount - maybe £13-17k and usually spread over flights, hotel, etc
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Watches, racehorses and your mum.
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Surely it leaves boats for anyone with serious cashola
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Gold jewellery. As a brown woman, it’s in my genes x
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When I signed the letter accepting my spot at the law school. I’m still paying for it.
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PP did you go to law school in the states?
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Buying a car.
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Ignoring cars. Buying a car. OK.
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Yes.
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It also leaves art, home improvements, garden landscaping, holidays...
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... space travel ...
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Are we ytalking single transaction, or incurree liabilities? And why 11 minutes?
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Racehorse (or significant part thereof)
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I suppose £20k on my ISA on April 6th annually. Is more investing than spending though?
I put £26k on my Amex at once for my wedding, so that probably is it though it was multiple things for the wedding to one vendor.
Spending is probably a trip, I'm sure I've hit 5 figure credit card charges on luxury travel in one go, but I don't think I've gotten up to the wedding amount - maybe £13-17k and usually spread over flights, hotel, etc
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Last night I spent $292,000 in 11 minutes.
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Surely it leaves boats for anyone with serious cashola
And private planes too...
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I've checked my records and it was $292,001.
Although it was actually 10.5 minutes for me not 11 - does that still count?
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So it's planes and boats - all agreed
Investing isn't spending. Otherwise buying my equity stake would have been the most....but I need that to generate the money to buy my boat
Which was 293 thousand dollars plus tax
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