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7 spending tips from Frugal Billionaires
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IIRC most of the BMWs sold in Europe are 320D. It's basically an economy company car. The pricing is set so it gets a full tax write off. It uses almost no fuel (The latest version is almost 70mpg combined. Even higher highway) If you keep it the normal 1 to 2 years it's only a couple of oil changes at most for service. The trade in value is fairly high.Originally Posted by Nicola
it's almost 70mpg imperial, for those who don't know- about 57mpg in american gallons. obviously still good. ;D
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This is a great thread to learn it's like to be a billionaire, and these seven tips are things that you can put into practice in your own life to be on the way to becoming a billionaire yourself.
Good read.
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Good read.
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To be completely fair, dressing well seems to peak at the $250M in inherited money point, but only one of those guys posts here.
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To be completely fair, dressing well seems to peak at the $250M in inherited money point, but only one of those guys posts here.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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He is Matt??
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He is Matt??Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
No.
Rhodium ingots in the the portable closet come to more than that.
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My money is on VoxOriginally Posted by forex
No. I do not believe in money.
Poo and I gave away our inherited dough. Put on your thinking caps, people.
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Well I'm sure whoever it is will turn up to post in this thread eventually.
You know, for the spending tips.
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Well I'm sure whoever it is will turn up to post in this thread eventually.Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
This thread is about billionaires. I'm talking $250Millionaire, where you still have to dress well to hail a cab or afford a porter at the aiport.
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poor bastards.
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what is that thing on the floor behind iammatt?Originally Posted by Kuro
Extra large pasta strainer, two of them actually.
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