If you ever have money in future, what would you spend it on?

[Taytocrisps]

I like to think I'd be sensible and still shop frugally etc.

I'd get some work done on my house (more insulation etc.) to cut down on heating bills.

I'd do a lot more travel.

We have 3 dream lists
With £50000 I get s new car the ensuite refit and be mortgage free.
#2 list. £250000. All the above and my oh retires and live like now with 2 holidays a year.
#3. All of the above plus a holiday home in Cyprus, lanzarote or Barbados. We could do the first 2 locations with £400k, the third would need lots as you'd need money to get there.

Pay off remaining mortgage. Upgrade cars. Mainly holidays, instead of our caravan in Dorset, it would be St Kitts and St Barts, or travel the world eating at all the best restaurants and all those diners-drive ins and dives eateries that only the locals know about, as featured on usa programmes.

Buy place in the sun with a pool, smallholding (chickens, horses, goats etc), and a workshop for DH (he makes furniture as a hobby, would love to do it full time) move all family there including PILs and my DPs.
Buy house for DD so she has some security.
Ditto for other 2 when they get old enough.
(If they don't want to live with us.)
Pay someone to do the cleaning.

1. Pay off mortgage
2. Investment for another income stream (boring but sensible)
3. Put aside x amount for DC's education
4. Holiday to NZ
5. House by the sea (preferably in sunnier climes)

It depends how much, but depending on how far funds would go (in priority):

1. Have our leaky roof sorted out as it's not much fun listening to tap tap tap when you're trying to sleep.

1. Have roof raised on extension to let more light in

1. Pay mortgage off

1. Treat myself to some new clothes (as I've only been replacing holely or leaky things recently) - DH and DD can have some to, but they're not as desperate as me

1. Holiday abroad

1. Get someone in to redecorate

Renovate house ( luckily already mortgage free) or even knock it down & start again.
Work much less
Travel much more
Have a cleaner 3 or 4 times a week

Pay some/all mortgage
Nest egg
Travel
New ensuites
General house stuff
Cleaner

Pay off the mortgage on rental property.
Weekend home in the Cotswolds.

A little bit more money : gigs and weekends away.

Quite a bit more: get on property ladder and save for DD's future

Loads: have a full time nanny.

I would give my dcs a deposit on a house.

I love my life and don't need anything extra (hate holidays), but I would like to make things easier for them.

WHEN we have more money in the future, we will;

Pay extra on mortgage

Pay more off of debts

Shop in Sainsbury's and buy desserts in M&S and waitrose

Move to a bigger home in a nice surburban area. Currently live in an urban commuter town. I find it grim. Lovely neighboursWr.

Go to the theatre - proper theatre not local theatre

5 star holidays in luxury hotels . Really did not enjoy last holiday as we cut corners - horrible food/accommodation/pool area.

Shop in Reiss, Jigsaw, All Saints, Kurt Geiger

Have pedicure/manicure monthly

Buy coffee and lunch out as and when I feel like it

Eat out more often at weekends. Cooking takes up too much of my time.

Moderate amount? Pay off credit cards.

Vast amount?
Pay off CCs
Pay off mortgage
Pay for DDs to go to Uni
Pay off stepson’s student loan
Buy a property for a couple I know who feed the homeless locally. They need a place to cook and serve food, space for sofas, toilets and showers, books, basically everything you need in a home but scaled up.

Then travel and generally enjoy having spare cash.

Fritter with abandon- the best food at all times, pop into cafes willy nilly, get magazines and read them in the cafes.
And a cleaner

Depends on the amount.

We are currently buying a new house so I would probably pay down the mortgage. Would also pay for our holiday to Canada and keep a chunk back for future time off work for maternity.

We paid off mortgage early but still lived modestly. Savings went on
: supporting daughter through university
: buying one bed flat so that daughter has somewhere to live
: travel

My kitchen and bathroom are 20 years old. Not the height of fashion but never were so haven't dated too much.

We might give up the car because we are fortunate to have good public transport.
It's made me feel quite relaxed about retiring.

Art & travel 🙂