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Swan 07-06-2025 10:11 PM

Are you comfortable?
 
Crude subject i know, but are you comfortable?

I got in early with crypto, still have decent money invested, but cashed out during the boom. Brought my mum a house. And been investing in franchises ever since. It's addictive, i still work, and pay a mortgage, stay up my mums place while taking rent etc

I own a lake too, Grandad left it to me

Redway 07-06-2025 10:35 PM

No. I just carry around Waitrose bags so-that it looks like I am. I rarely have the money to shop there, but even besides that, I struggle. I get by, and I help people out when I can, but I struggle at the moment.

Barry. 07-06-2025 10:57 PM

Nah not really.

thesheriff443 08-06-2025 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 11655590)
Crude subject i know, but are you comfortable?

I got in early with crypto, still have decent money invested, but cashed out during the boom. Brought my mum a house. And been investing in franchises ever since. It's addictive, i still work, and pay a mortgage, stay up my mums place while taking rent etc

I own a lake too, Grandad left it to me

You off your face again?

Swan 08-06-2025 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443 (Post 11655599)
You off your face again?

Yeah mother fcker, i am. Made 5k tonight

Swan 08-06-2025 12:34 AM


thesheriff443 08-06-2025 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 11655607)
Yeah mother fcker, i am. Made 5k tonight

Of course you did

Mystic Mock 08-06-2025 02:49 AM

I'm in a working class family.

But thankfully we're not as financially poor as a lot of other working class families.

Like we get by.

Zizu 08-06-2025 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11655619)
I'm in a working class family.

But thankfully we're not as financially poor as a lot of other working class families.

Like we get by.


Same ( working class , originally off a councillor estate) but we are now comfortable and money isn’t a worry thankfully


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Mystic Mock 08-06-2025 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Zizu (Post 11655626)
Same ( working class , originally off a councillor estate) but we are now comfortable and money isn’t a worry thankfully


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That's good to hear Zizu.:wavey:

I still can't believe that in 2025, our dear leaders still don't do anywhere near enough to make sure that everyone has a roof over their head.

Along with free healthcare, it is something that I believe that everyone is entitled to have, yet not everyone does.

Zizu 08-06-2025 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11655629)
That's good to hear Zizu.:wavey:

I still can't believe that in 2025, our dear leaders still don't do anywhere near enough to make sure that everyone has a roof over their head.

Along with free healthcare, it is something that I believe that everyone is entitled to have, yet not everyone does.


Probably the most upsetting thing I see nowhere is all the homeless guys ..

Everyone keeps saying that they have a BMW parked nearby but the ones near us are just terribly dishevelled with half the teeth missing and full of cuts or bruises ( some people think it’s fun to attack them )


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LaLaLand 08-06-2025 06:43 AM

Far from it.

Jessica. 08-06-2025 07:23 AM

No, we're skint, having a kid is more expensive than we ever could have imagined.

Beso 08-06-2025 07:33 AM

I have a nest egg that can be used whenever I need to, generally speaking though, I carry cash, and just use my wages for whatever I need. Which usually isn't much.

Vicky. 08-06-2025 08:52 AM

Nope, skint and no savings

bots 08-06-2025 09:03 AM

The definition of well off is dictated by age and by lifestyle, and it can therefore be transitory too. One week a super yacht could seem like a necessity and the next week a bag of lentils will do just fine

Cherie 08-06-2025 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by bots (Post 11655668)
The definition of well off is dictated by age and by lifestyle, and it can therefore be transitory too. One week a super yacht could seem like a necessity and the next week a bag of lentils will do just fine

Why do I feel BOTs has had both of these times :laugh:

Cherie 08-06-2025 09:22 AM

So your Granddad left you some land with a lake that is super cool Swan

What are you going to do with it?

I know people complain alot about how much easier older generations had but the upside to that is younger people inherit so much more than back in the day

Mystic Mock 08-06-2025 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Zizu (Post 11655632)
Probably the most upsetting thing I see nowhere is all the homeless guys ..

Everyone keeps saying that they have a BMW parked nearby but the ones near us are just terribly dishevelled with half the teeth missing and full of cuts or bruises ( some people think it’s fun to attack them )


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I get that there are scammers out there that do pretend to be homeless.

But I'm with you personally, I feel sorry for the genuinely homeless people (probably because of my own personal experiences where we were close ourselves at one point,) but people thinking it's great to attack homeless people are probably the ones that deserve to experience homelessness the most, and see how they like it.

thesheriff443 08-06-2025 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11655673)
So your Granddad left you some land with a lake that is super cool Swan

What are you going to do with it?

I know people complain alot about how much easier older generations had but the upside to that is younger people inherit so much more than back in the day

I wouldn’t believe much of anything he is saying at the moment cherie

thesheriff443 08-06-2025 10:22 AM

This saying is one that has stayed with me
Knowing the price of everything but the value of nothing

Your health and family is worth more than the entire wealth of the world
Cancer doesn’t care if you are a multimillionaire or a tramp

Ammi 08-06-2025 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by bots (Post 11655668)
The definition of well off is dictated by age and by lifestyle, and it can therefore be transitory too. One week a super yacht could seem like a necessity and the next week a bag of lentils will do just fine

…if I bought that super yacht then a bag of lentils every week for the rest of my life would probably have to be just fine…

Zizu 08-06-2025 01:21 PM

Are you well off?
 
We can live like millionaires for the rest of my life … as long as I die tomorrow

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Zizu 08-06-2025 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 11655663)
Nope, skint and no savings


Money is far from being everything..

Look at all the millionaire sports/ movie / rock stars who suffer from depression ( or far worse)


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Dogeatdog 08-06-2025 09:37 PM

No I’m far from it tbh but I do what I can to budget/ save my money where it doesn’t need to be wasted. I’m not a tight arse by any means, I will treat myself when I feel like it and buy gifts for friends/ family for occasions (even if some may be a tad expensive but I know the person receiving will appreciate it).

I have savings and a decent car (both of which I’ve worked my arse off to achieve). Clothes/ shoes wise, Yh I have mainly branded stuff but it’s good quality so I look after it and make sure it lasts me as long as it can. I can’t afford to be splashing out £160 on trainers every few months, I at least try to make them last for a few years so I keep them clean and keep them in the boxes to stay fresh.


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