What does a sizeable bank account mean? How much is a sizeable amount?
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There’s probably not a set definition, but what it makes me think of is whether: a) you have enough that you never have to work again, b) you have enough that you can make major purchases for cash, c) you have enough to live on for 3, 6, or 12 months without working, d) you have enough to raise a family [$11,000/kid/year estimated], or e) you can afford to buy liquor and throw parties for all if your friends on a regular basis. Another way to answer is do you have enough to fund the things you want to do/accomplish during your lifetime? Of course, money isn’t the only tool that can make these things happen.
More than I have, that’s for sure.
A sizeable bank account is one that is big enough. Period. That’s all there is to it.
@PupnTaco- more than me too. =(
As long as you aren’t overdrawn you’re good…
it is not sizeable unless you:
have to split your money between banks.
Get free banking.
You don’t go to the teller you go to a desk.
If you have to ask, you don’t have it.
When you can dive into your money like Scrooge McDuck.
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