What would you buy if you had the money?

Mrs_Ryan

A really good real hair wig and my eyebrows tattooed on

geoffky

I have all i need and the only thing i would want but the wife would kill me is the new range rover vogue...

DigForVictory

A bit of money? Replace the washer & dryer
A chunk? Go see my Canadian relatives!
A mad dream? Flying lessons & a jet that seats at least 5 plus all the luggage & a few school friends. (Inside.)

marisco_2

I would love to get my back garden redesigned, creating a great play area for my sons and a social space to entertain family and friends. When it was completed I would host a big party to celebrate

MrsE_2

Holidays
2 new sofas
Wall taken down & kitchen remodelled
Second concrete shed for bottom of the garden, moving of concrete shed number one & a new patio.
New drive.

How much have I got op?
Have I spent it all?

Can I have a rectangle conservatory too please.

sillyvixen

my washing machine is on its last legs, would like a kitchen aid and if money was no object a holiday home by the sea. i will have to save for a replacement washing machine - the others i doubt i will see.

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fashionlover10 wrote: »

I'd buy a memory foam mattress as our current one is getting old and lumpy or pay for OH to have a website designed for his business.

There's some really cheap foam mattresses on Amazon, I got a king size for under £100 (this one) and although it's not technically memory foam it functions the same and is so comfortable, I used to have a sore back (even with mattresses that cost >£200) and since using this mattress I haven't had any problems with my back hurting and I sit in a chair 18 hours a day. Highly recommended if you can stretch to £100

pimento

If I had £1000 - a good camera
If I had £10000 - a makeover for my en suite shower room
If I had £20000 - A holiday in New Zealand

valk_scot

A camper van.
New carpets for the whole house.
A new greenhouse.

Gloomendoom

continualdiamond wrote: »

A nice amount of money like over £4,000 then I'd be booking 2 adult airfares to Australia to spend xmas with my family as I haven't spent xmas at home since 2003. My now husband could finally meet everyone (he's only met my parents & sister) and everyone could meet our daughter who would be 3 mths old by then (well if she is born on her due date).

Under £4,000 I'd push back the same idea above until beginning of February as it's cheaper.

I do need things doing to my flat, like a new kitchen but at the moment the above idea is on my mind toooo much.

If you are staying with family, you should be able to do it for well under £4,000. We have never paid more than £950 each for Christmas flights.