Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:49     Subject: Re:If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
Anonymous wrote:We make 10x that and use cash.

Obama is talking about income inequality. I don't see it.


You just made me LOL. Thank you.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:48     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
duh , you put everything on the company credit card so you can deduct everything
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:47     Subject: Re:If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
We make 10x that and use cash.

Obama is talking about income inequality. I don't see it.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:45     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
We make 2x that and don't use credit.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:36     Subject: Re:If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
Anonymous wrote:We spend every penny we make. We're in the million dollar area of wealth. Life should be filled with excess.


yawn
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:30     Subject: Re:If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
We spend every penny we make. We're in the million dollar area of wealth. Life should be filled with excess.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:30     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
Anonymous wrote:You spend $9k a month not including mortgage, utilities, cars, etc - that's just every day spending?


I'm not the OP but you can put some "utilities" on credit cards. We put all telecom expenses, for instance, on a credit card every month. Car insurance too. Anything you can pay for w/a cc w/o a monthly fee, we charge. We also pay off each month, but get thousands of points/month on our credit cards for doing this.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:29     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
We are a bit under that HHI. We spend about $5K a month and save a lot of money. And we try to charge as much as possible. I hope to retire early. Spouse prefers to work.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:21     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
We spend about that - well maybe a little less if you average it out over the year. We get slammed during the holidays and travel times. Probably $5k on "light" months.

We put everything on AmEx though. Medical, etc.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 12:19     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
OP here:

We paid for our cars in cash and have no mortgage.

We travel a lot.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 11:55     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
"Sure we make a lot of money, but we spend a lot, too." - Patrick Ewing during the 1988-89 NBA lockout

http://www.lavatickets.com/news/sports/top-10-dumbest-athlete-quotes
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 11:48     Subject: Re:If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
Our income is about 3x that and our CC bill is about $10,000 per month. We have a lot of travel expenses.
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 11:47     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
You spend $9k a month not including mortgage, utilities, cars, etc - that's just every day spending?
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 11:46     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
Much
Anonymous
Post 12/04/2013 11:46     Subject: If your income is in the high $500,000 how my do you charge each month on your credit cards?
We pay off our credit cards each month. I was wondering how much others charge on their cards. I know it varies but what is your average?

We spent about $9,000 a month.