Richer Than Any Of You Fools

Rich enough to convince the bank to let me go into debt.

I have better material conditions than the average American laborer across the board. I have my own apartment in a major metropolitan area, no difficulty paying bills or getting good food, healthcare is taken care of, and I would be able to financially handle small emergencies with relative ease. That said, I live in a country where you can get all of that while not making a whole lot of money. If I was dumb enough to move back to the states, all my savings would be gone in a few months.

I splashed out and ate a toast sandwich once, crazy right?

how rich ? well It depends on what currency because I feel overwhelmingly rich and oversaturated with glee and accomplishment at my recent musical endeavours. None of which have brought in any real financial benefit but I don't think you wanted that as an answer. haha

Well I am super lucky to still live with my mother, any fellow UK NG's members here will confirm the current state of the Uk is dire in terms of employment/wages not to mention our continuous fight towards the housing sector as a whole so I definitely can't complain.

In terms of actual money, I keep many pots around the place so all in all id have a guess at £3,500 in savings so its could be worse and it could be better depending how my ego and dreams want to pathe way into the future.

Happy and stable is what I am though

I got half a pound in 24kt gold or 8 Troy ounces in Native American Buffalo eagles. (Holy hell Gold is expensive)

6 lbs of pure silver (not including junk silver)

3.25 Troy ounces in Platinum.

3 Troy ounces of Rhodium.

Some rose gold and white gold.

$2,300 in cash (not including bank accounts)

And most importantly: a heart of gold, in which I share with all of you.

like all my money is in records

https://www.discogs.com/user/cowtzu/collection

I enjoy talking about finances, but feel like I can't do so publicly since I'm worried that some people may judge me. I'm pretty well off though.

Decidedly in the middle class, but I'm debt free and have several months of an emergency fund built up which is crucial. One of the things that the pandemic has really exposed is how many people really do live paycheck to paycheck. It's very important, in my eyes, that you get yourself to a place where you could miss a month of income and not have your whole world come crashing down.

Maaan I have avocado toast like erryday!