I checked my email and a friend sent me this couple of days ago... contained one of the most colossal, expensive.....no make that super dooper expensive, very gorgeous house ever. I know there are more expensive and bigger houses out there, but this one for me is mouth-watering. hahaha. oh yeah its probably 30 minutes from moi.
If you have $72 million....yes 72 MILLION walt disney dollarseseses...sign that check, and it's all yours.. :D
ch-ching!
because we are talking about luxury today.... hahaha can you believe there are some luxurious plastic out there as well--credit cards that is! yes luxurious credit cards!
some examples:
Smith Barney Chairman MasterCard
This is for private clients of Citi's brokerage network who have at least $1 million at the firm, but $5 million will get you more perks. The Chairman's card gives points for purchases and tosses in free companion tickets for travelers who buy full-fare airline tickets. If you pay for a private jet with your card, you get a three-night stay (up to a $900 value) at a partner hotel.
American Express Centurion
You have to spend at least $250,000 a year to even qualify for this card, but getting one puts you up there with celebrities and fellow rich folks. You get access to private jets or upgrades on regular airlines, hotel upgrades, a personal travel counselor, and all sorts of freebies and loyalty programs that are also available to AmEx's lowly Platinum cardholders.
Coutts & Co.'s World Card
The bank to the queen, now a part of Royal Bank of Scotland Group, has arguably the most prestigious card of all. World Card is offered only to Coutts clients, and you have to have millions to qualify for that status to begin with. Aside from all the typical travel upgrades and luxury services, the card comes in handy when you need to go shopping at your favorite department store in the middle of the night. A quick call to a World Card service representative will arrange a private after-hours shopping session anywhere your little heart desires.
