Is £10,000 a lot of money to you?

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Reply 40

Alexion

I'd be up for spending it all on this (which I know I've shared before but idc :tongue:

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https://www.scan.co.uk/3xs/configurator/custom-built-boutique-dream-gaming-pc-uk-thebear

Reply 41

Alexion

Dat triple SLI 980Ti :mmm:

Just configured it with all the 'necessary' upgrades and it still only comes to £9000 :woo:

Reply 42

Maid Marian

I think it's a lot. I'd put it towards a house deposit.

Reply 43

Alexion

D'ya think we could find someone ready to hand out £20k so we can both have one of these?

Reply 44

It's****ingWOODY

It's certainly a lot, hardly life-changing though.

we can dream...

I found £3 on the floor the other day and it literally made my day. If I came across £10k I wouldn't exactly be annoyed.

Reply 47

ForgottenApple

To me 10k is a lot to need, but not a lot to have.

Reply 48

matt1306

Ronnie O'sulivan (snooker player) was on for a top score of 147 yesterday but he said the prize money for a 147 was not high enough! That prize money figure was indeed £10,000. So there we go, I guess you have to have Ronnies amount of money to call £10,000 not worth it!

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Reply 49

TheGreatImposter

Raaaaa. £10,000 is a lot of money. I'd probably start up a small business with it to make more money. Like yeah, it's not even worth a years salary or whatever but still. To have a lump sum like that in one go, who wouldn't want that?

Reply 50

whorace

Would change my life, could move country and have enough support to get a job, if I spend very little of course, which I do usually anyway.

If 10,000 isn't a lot of money to you feel free to send it my way

Reply 51

Observatory

Neither life-changing nor pocket change.

Reply 52

BookBird

!!!!!!!!!!!
Could I buy Tesco?
Omg.... lifetime supply of PIZZA.
£10,000 is insane for me :ahee:

£10 is a lot to me

Nope

I used to think it was, but then when i started working I realised not really.

It's definitely ''substantial'' but it can easily go.

Reply 56

Fenneko

It's not a life-changing amount of money.

Reply 57

joey11223

It is and it isn't, if 10k dropped through my letter box than **** me that's a lot, but in the long term it isn't.

Wouldn't say no, could go towards that house deposit.

Reply 58

The_Internet

Original post by CreamyChocolate

£10,000 is a lot of money to some people, but to others it is merely the price of a meal at an expensive restaurant.

How would £10,000 change your life?

How rich do you need to be for £10,000 to be like pocket change?

It would be 10K towards a house
That is all
It is not a lot of money.

Reply 59

KungPooPanda

its all relative

if i gave my 15 y/o brother £10,000 he'd be floating in the clouds for 2 years, thats nearly £500 a month*

if i gave my eldest brother £10,000 (alot less than his annual bonus), he'd stick it in his bank account and essentially forget it was there, nothing would change for him at all

if you gave me £10,000 id probably put it towards a new car, would it 'change' my life, sure, who doesnt want a new car, id be happier to drive it everyday and everywhere, but it definitely isnt a life-changing amount of money