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#977
QnBee9 said:
Episode ten of rhom

Lea brought her Birkin to the beach

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Another was hanging in her closet

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Were they Down Under in this episode ? ;) :hugs:
 
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QnBee9 said:
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Episode 1 of Million Dollar Shoppers
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I just watched this show tonight. The two personal shoppers have what seems to be authentic Hermes but one of th clients on tonight's show had a really bad looking fake croc birkin and some fake lv. The show is boring but I guess it's s peek into the world of personal shoppers.
 
#986
recent Advice Gripe episode of Suze Orman...Can I Afford It segment...crocodile Birkin $37500. Husband called in and said if Suze approved it she could get it. They were denied. I can't remember all of their finances but I do remember they were over 40, made $17k a month and had $1.2 million in retirement.
I looked on CNBC for it but can't seem to find the video
 
#987
BlkLadyLaw said:
recent Advice Gripe episode of Suze Orman...Can I Afford It segment...crocodile Birkin $37500. Husband called in and said if Suze approved it she could get it. They were denied. I can't remember all of their finances but I do remember they were over 40, made $17k a month and had $1.2 million in retirement.
I looked on CNBC for it but can't seem to find the video
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Hmm... if we really do the math on just those details, I would have to agree that spending nearly $40k on one bag would be quite a stretch... I assume the 17k per month is Before taxes. After tax annual salary is about 140K... I would not want to eat up that much of my take home pay on one bag....

I do understand how tempting it can be:smile1: though!
 
#988
^^^I would totally advise against spending $37,500 on a bag based on a 17k a month paycheck as well. The paycheck is not so good for living that Hermes croc lifestyle. I would maybe use a bonus/unexpected windfall for any Hermes bags in fact but not a monthly paycheck.

I would advise her to put the money in a great investment or several, watch it grow over a period of time, nuture it and try to squeeze out that $37,500 extra out of her investment yield/returns.
Now the 1.2 million in retirement is pretty great!!. I wish I had that...
 
#989
luckylove said:
Hmm... if we really do the math on just those details, I would have to agree that spending nearly $40k on one bag would be quite a stretch... I assume the 17k per month is Before taxes. After tax annual salary is about 140K... I would not want to eat up that much of my take home pay on one bag....

I do understand how tempting it can be:smile1: though!
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It is coming back to me...they were both lawyers and had a $390kish? mortgage balance and wife had $40ish? in student loans also. It may be replaying during this week since it aired this past weekend.
 
#990
luckylove said:
Hmm... if we really do the math on just those details, I would have to agree that spending nearly $40k on one bag would be quite a stretch... I assume the 17k per month is Before taxes. After tax annual salary is about 140K... I would not want to eat up that much of my take home pay on one bag....

I do understand how tempting it can be:smile1: though!
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Agreed. Unless they live in a very low COL area I'm not even sure they are candidates for a regular leather Birkin. No mention of savings?? (yes there is retirement money but they still need regular savings).
 
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