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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
Cambridge |
I always find it interesting as to what people like to spend their money on. So what do you spend more than the next person on? Motorbikes? Handbags? Bicycles? Computers? Whisky? |
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Im waiting for someone to come along and try and tell others how they should spend it.
Apart from normal everyday stuff the majority of the money i spend is on my bargain hunting mainly clothes and shoes |
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"Mostly the children, just spent around £500 on the eldest two for their clubs and camping trips, not much left for me at the moment."
Kids here too!!! But worth it to see them having fun with their friends & gives us all a break.
It's a big year family wise - had my 40th, my brother's 30th, his wedding soon then my dad's 60th so lots of happy expense.
Also our holiday - I spent 4 yrs saving so really looking forward to it.
I do have a soft spot for shoes & underwear. If I have spare money that's where it tends to go |
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"Im waiting for someone to come along and try and tell others how they should spend it.
I do that at work im guessing cause they need help and advice and not telling your work colleuges "
Sort of - I help them free up money elsewhere so they can pay the debts the owe us!!
It does make me super careful with my own money though |
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"Im waiting for someone to come along and try and tell others how they should spend it.
I do that at work im guessing cause they need help and advice and not telling your work colleuges
Sort of - I help them free up money elsewhere so they can pay the debts the owe us!!
It does make me super careful with my own money though " thats what i thought you ment/ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Car audio is by far the biggest thing I spend on.
Did new door speakers in the front a couple of months back and totalled around £1200. Once you get into the high end models, prices get pretty ridiculous.
Our fixed expenditure is quite low so we enjoy the money we earn and have a jolly good time doing so.
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Holiday, boxing and family!!
If I'm lucky all three at the same time
I have no kids so spend a lot if my money on mum, nieces and nephews.
I do have a few big boxing trips 2/3 times a year usually to Vegas or occasionally NY as well as numerous trips throughout UK and Europe.
Holidays are important to me and I like a week or three in the sun |
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Car audio is by far the biggest thing I spend on.
Did new door speakers in the front a couple of months back and totalled around £1200. Once you get into the high end models, prices get pretty ridiculous.
Our fixed expenditure is quite low so we enjoy the money we earn and have a jolly good time doing so.
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I find it really interesting what other people chose to spend their money on. Obviously you think its worth it to spend that on car speakers, but another person might say that was crazy and then go on to spend £2,000 on a bicycle for example, which you might then say is a crazy amount to spend. |
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"Car audio is by far the biggest thing I spend on.
Did new door speakers in the front a couple of months back and totalled around £1200. Once you get into the high end models, prices get pretty ridiculous.
Our fixed expenditure is quite low so we enjoy the money we earn and have a jolly good time doing so.
I find it really interesting what other people chose to spend their money on. Obviously you think its worth it to spend that on car speakers, but another person might say that was crazy and then go on to spend £2,000 on a bicycle for example, which you might then say is a crazy amount to spend."
People think I'm mad, but it's what interests me, since I get hammered for insurance on fast cars, I built a loud car instead
when we go out to car shows and modified meets, the buzz from the crowd attention and people wanting demos makes it worth every penny.
Since getting into this, understand a lot more that there's money in anything. Car audio, cycling, playing an instrument etc.
When your into the high end stuff everything is expensive. |
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"Car audio is by far the biggest thing I spend on.
Did new door speakers in the front a couple of months back and totalled around £1200. Once you get into the high end models, prices get pretty ridiculous.
Our fixed expenditure is quite low so we enjoy the money we earn and have a jolly good time doing so.
I find it really interesting what other people chose to spend their money on. Obviously you think its worth it to spend that on car speakers, but another person might say that was crazy and then go on to spend £2,000 on a bicycle for example, which you might then say is a crazy amount to spend.
People think I'm mad, but it's what interests me, since I get hammered for insurance on fast cars, I built a loud car instead
when we go out to car shows and modified meets, the buzz from the crowd attention and people wanting demos makes it worth every penny.
Since getting into this, understand a lot more that there's money in anything. Car audio, cycling, playing an instrument etc.
When your into the high end stuff everything is expensive."
I would dream of spending £1000+ on car audio although I do like my music.
BUT I would spend £2000+ for a ringside seat to a fight which could last seconds!!
The joys of life!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If we all did the same thing life would be incredibly boring!
Overall my set up is relatively low key in the grand scheme of things. Probably about £4000 into it over 3 years.
I know of guys running £30,000 worth of audio
You get into the realms of walled cars with 4 or 6 subs at £1200 each, 3 amps at £2000 each, batteries, wiring etc.
Then the fabrication costs to make the car physically able to withstand the pressure and literally not split apart.
It gets crazy
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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"I always find it interesting as to what people like to spend their money on. So what do you spend more than the next person on? Motorbikes? Handbags? Bicycles? Computers? Whisky?
Camera stuff"
Oh yeah, camera equipment can be very expensive, easy to sink a lot of money into it with bodies, lenses, flashes, tripods, radio syncs, etc etc etc. |
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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"If we all did the same thing life would be incredibly boring!
Overall my set up is relatively low key in the grand scheme of things. Probably about £4000 into it over 3 years.
I know of guys running £30,000 worth of audio
You get into the realms of walled cars with 4 or 6 subs at £1200 each, 3 amps at £2000 each, batteries, wiring etc.
Then the fabrication costs to make the car physically able to withstand the pressure and literally not split apart.
It gets crazy
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Maybe it would be easier to just strap an engine and some wheels to a stereo instead! |
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over a year ago
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Clothes mainly but I intend to stop this. I waste so much money on clothes I probably wear once.
For the next few years I am going to travel to places I've always wanted to, while I'm still fit enough.
This year I'm going to Hong Kong, next year Japan, also want to go to Sri Lanka and Malaysia. I'd rather have experiences than a new dress to add to the vast amount I have.
But then I see dresses in the sale...... |
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"Clothes mainly but I intend to stop this. I waste so much money on clothes I probably wear once.
For the next few years I am going to travel to places I've always wanted to, while I'm still fit enough.
This year I'm going to Hong Kong, next year Japan, also want to go to Sri Lanka and Malaysia. I'd rather have experiences than a new dress to add to the vast amount I have.
But then I see dresses in the sale...... "
When I retire in five months I'm off travelling. Already have Sardinia, Malaga and Hawaii booked for next year and planning Japan with the other half. |
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Bicycle, trying to get the right stuff for my custom made bike.
Motorcycle, getting my RF900 back on the road.
Airsoft or paintball, there is something relaxing about taking your mates into the woods and shooting them.
Of crossdressing, underwear, dresses, make up all uses up my cash. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I always find it interesting as to what people like to spend their money on. So what do you spend more than the next person on? Motorbikes? Handbags? Bicycles? Computers? Whisky? "
just bought a new car, love the fresh new smells of a new car |
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Bicycles,bicycle stuff,bicycle clothing & kit.
Just bought a new bike on Friday, only a cheap one though, £300 for a Holdsworth singlespeed to bob around on.
Last SS bike was stolen so this is a replacement/treat to myself.
Justified buying it as its only 10-15% of the price of some of my other bikes |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watches, wine and cars
Just waste it then !!!
How's that a waste!??
Hows that a good way to spend it ? Gold is a much better investment although silver has done well "
Spend, not invest |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Used to be bikes, my most expensive one being worth more than my car was at the time at over £2500 back about 1 years ago, still have 3 bikes now so that not too bad.
Now I spend my spare money on air rifles for HFT target shooting, currently I have 7 rifles in my cupboard all scoped up and ready to go... lol |
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"Watches, wine and cars
Just waste it then !!!
How's that a waste!??
Hows that a good way to spend it ? Gold is a much better investment although silver has done well
Spend, not invest "
So I was right then waste..
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watches, wine and cars
Just waste it then !!!
How's that a waste!??
Hows that a good way to spend it ? Gold is a much better investment although silver has done well
Spend, not invest
So I was right then waste..
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I take it you don't buy anything? Or is ownership theft? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I usually spend money on clothes and shoes but I have been good for the last 2 months and not spent because I want to save up for travelling before I get too old |
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"Watches, wine and cars
Just waste it then !!!
How's that a waste!??
Hows that a good way to spend it ? Gold is a much better investment although silver has done well
Spend, not invest
So I was right then waste..
I take it you don't buy anything? Or is ownership theft?"
Waste it on food and washing supplies ... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love my watches, can't pass a jewellers without seeing if anything takes my fancy but also love cars, in the process of getting a new one once we sort out final test drive.
Most of my money is tied up in property though so tend to reinvest back into that
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sparkly things
I don't wear it myself but enjoy buying fine jewellery for Mrsdpt and have had a few pieces made for my mum on special occasions over the years.
Love the craftsmanship that goes into it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Love my watches, can't pass a jewellers without seeing if anything takes my fancy but also love cars, in the process of getting a new one once we sort out final test drive.
Most of my money is tied up in property though so tend to reinvest back into that
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Cool, what you going for? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Love my watches, can't pass a jewellers without seeing if anything takes my fancy but also love cars, in the process of getting a new one once we sort out final test drive.
Most of my money is tied up in property though so tend to reinvest back into that
Cool, what you going for?"
Tested a R8 and an i8 so far, just waiting to test a granturismo and then decide |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Watches, wine and cars
Just waste it then !!!
How's that a waste!??
Hows that a good way to spend it ? Gold is a much better investment although silver has done well "
Because he enjoys the frruits of his labour spending like that.
Unless you like jacking off over a block of gold though you're not enjoying your money are you?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Watches, wine and cars
Just waste it then !!!
How's that a waste!??
Hows that a good way to spend it ? Gold is a much better investment although silver has done well
Spend, not invest
So I was right then waste..
I take it you don't buy anything? Or is ownership theft?
Waste it on food and washing supplies ..."
What a waste of a life.
Money is cheap time is precious |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Used to be bikes, my most expensive one being worth more than my car was at the time at over £2500 back about 1 years ago, still have 3 bikes now so that not too bad.
Now I spend my spare money on air rifles for HFT target shooting, currently I have 7 rifles in my cupboard all scoped up and ready to go... lol"
Have you missed some figures out of this? |
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Bicycles,bicycle stuff,bicycle clothing & kit.
Just bought a new bike on Friday, only a cheap one though, £300 for a Holdsworth singlespeed to bob around on.
Last SS bike was stolen so this is a replacement/treat to myself.
Justified buying it as its only 10-15% of the price of some of my other bikes "
Dont forget to buy a lock or this one will be stolen too! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I spend far too much money - I find it really hard to say no to myself!
I usually have most things I want ( within reason! )
Clothes, shoes , nice food , wine and holidays |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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bare essentials - never have much spare - i shop bargains for clothes and such and have done for so long that i cant bring myself to spend a lot of money on anything specific |
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"Bicycles,bicycle stuff,bicycle clothing & kit.
Just bought a new bike on Friday, only a cheap one though, £300 for a Holdsworth singlespeed to bob around on.
Last SS bike was stolen so this is a replacement/treat to myself.
Justified buying it as its only 10-15% of the price of some of my other bikes
Dont forget to buy a lock or this one will be stolen too! "
Yeah, learnt that lesson - cable locks,no matter how chunky are really vulnerable to bolt croppers. Heavy duty chain & padlock now. |
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