Forget what your nan thought made someone 'well off'. We want to know which modern markers of money genuinely turn your head β and which leave you cold.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Owning a freehold house in London
In a city where even a leaky one-bed flat costs half a million, owning the bricks and the land beneath them screams generational wealth or very lucky timing.
A Range Rover on the school run
Nothing says 'I've made it' quite like blocking a narrow village lane in a Β£100k SUV that's never seen mud. Tax-deductible, naturally.
A maxed-out ISA every single year
Twenty grand tucked away annually without breaking a sweat. The financially literate flex that only your accountant claps for.
A Soho House membership
Less about the cocktails, more about casually mentioning you'll 'see them at Shoreditch House later'. Status by association.
A second home in Cornwall
A coastal bolthole that sits empty 10 months a year while Padstow pubs close down. The most divisive flex on the list.
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What was the name of the digital cash system created by David Chaum in 1989, often considered the first attempt at electronic money?
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Which fictional Scrooge-like character famously utters the phrase 'Please, sir, I want some more' in a Charles Dickens novel about poverty?
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Rank these infamous currency collapses from earliest to most recent.
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