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House cleaners. 100% worth it. Maybe not perfect job, but the fact I/we don’t have to do it and all the likely arguments are avoided
Every 3 weeks for us. $120 each time. Best money I’ve ever spent.
Splurging on international vacations. As long as I keep my fixed costs low and hit my annual investment goal, I love to spend more on travel.
I do this too. Live frugally most of the time and splurge on vacations. My savings are automatic and get done before any expenses
Seconding house cleaners, and adding lawn mowing, car maintenance (and waxing/detailing), and I also splurge on a gym that is 10 minutes closer than a cheaper option (keeps me more likely to go).
Addicted to Gym Memberships/classes, Pilates, Barre, OT, Rowing etc.
Upscale barber, worth every penny once I decided to grow my hair out longer. Jumper from 35ish to about 100
Man there are a lot of things you guys consider creep that I just consider living - cleaning help, gym membership…
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I buy nice produce even if it's not that good of a deal.
Organic food, Facials (& other skin treatments), and bi weekly massages
Coach
Cars… love them… and wouldn’t trade them for the world…
House cleaners and DoorDash.
Cars and watches
Nothing crazy — Rolex , breitling etc
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Vacation
Vacations. We bust our humps and spend frugally on nearly everything else to hit our goals. We view this as our reward for the rest of our hard work
Sports cars.
Take a mundane activity and totally transforms it.
And if you buy the right car and don’t put A TON of miles on it -> it can actually be cheaper than a normal or luxury car.
As an example - I owned a 911 for 2 years, maintenance was dirt cheap and insurance / gas was almost identical to a base 3 or 5 series. When I sold it and get back to equity I had -> I calculated that a $95k 911 had cost me $520/month. Comparatively, our $50k X5 we bought used will end costing about $1300 per month because it’s depreciated soo heavily and we’ve put a lot of miles on it.
I spend a lot of money on hotels and flights to ski at least 30 days a year. Worth every penny.
Man there are a lot of things you guys consider creep that I just consider living - cleaning help, gym membership…
Doordash, lawn mowers, ton of ott subscriptions
Golf