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The $300 deposit on my BoA Secured Visa -_-
1000 on a Car down payment
I admit, some of the claims made on this thread, and expressed with such casual flair, is causing me to cringe with jealous envy. I have never even been close to that much expenable income, ever.
@thrasher865 wrote:Oh, I see. This is the 'brag about how much expendable income' you have thread.
Probably a vacation, if that counts as a single purchase. I don't own any Rolexes.
$2500 to United for a ticket to Sydney, which I didn't use, so it was refunded. Largest charge I had to pay for was probably around $1500 for some junk in college I probably didn't need.
The single, largest purchase on a credit card, for me, was for the wedding ring for my wife.
And I'm still paying for that ...every day, of every week.
And there's no grace period, guys...none, whatsoever!
(Money well spent, too! I don't regret a nickel of it!)
Love ya, baby!!!
On a CREDIT card? Approx $300 buying little odds and ends for my new apartment from Walmart. On my debit card, >$5000 on new suspension parts for my pickup. (upgrades are always nice)
Something like $11K? on new flooring and carpeting. Not as a look-at-how-much-I-spent, but we had a 19-year-old cat who had the plumbing issues that you would expect with a 19-year-old cat, and when she moved on to that Great Catnip Patch in the Sky, we yanked out the 20-year-old carpet and replaced it.
I put it on plastic for both convenience and points, and then moved it over to a HELOC.
Not very glam, I agree.
@thrasher865 wrote:Oh, I see. This is the 'brag about how much expendable income' you have thread.
Probably a vacation, if that counts as a single purchase. I don't own any Rolexes.
+1