What are subtle signs that people do that say "I'm lowkey rich"

[Zero]

Swipe their card at the register before the cashier finishes scanning

 

[brickfare]

decoy cars
compost pile
only working to keep health insurance
vintage high end audio components at home (I’m thinking McIntosh)
Herman Miller/design within reach furniture
no microwave
wild extensive tea collection

 

[MostReal]

"I graduated from a little school in New Jersey."

"Heading to my grandparents "cottage" Downeast."

"I'm a "cradle" Episcopalian."

"We're headed to the down shore dinner at the U Club."

"We're playing a round at Maidstone."

"My children prep at St. Grottlesex."

"I was in a ski accident in Courcheval".

"My daughter debuted at the Tuxedo Ball".

"I'll be racing a single at the HRR."

Seeing three letter decals on cars like MVY and ACK.

You win

 

[DonB90]

Big guady chains and designer apparel

 

[martin_van_nostrand]

Even if they don’t buy a lot of branded tacky shyt, there are certain long use items they’ve obviously dropped good money on. Boots, work shoes, coats, suits, etc. you can see pretty easily when you come up close to see a coat that’s serious money.

 

[ItsPeople]

Pulling up to their private jet in a minivan.

 

[getmoney310cpt]

Talk about assets instead of income or liabilities.

 

[Heafcliffe]

I feel like if a person has a decent to great career/ job but they tend to:

-drive a modest, reliable car (Honda, Subaru, etc.)
-live in a modest home but the home has nice, modern, minimalistic aesthetic
-a focus on travel and is not all over social media with it
-humble, lowkey person
-clothing isn't high priced per se but the fit is immaculate
-fridge has whole foods in it (not the grocery store but foods like whole grains, blended juices, organic supplements, etc.)

As a former financial advisor, I noticed these things among my black clientele.

 

[MoveForward]

Obvious things like Aston Martin’s, Ferrari’s, summer homes, and nice watches. The humble multi millionaire thing is a huge myth, everyone has their thing.

 

[Carl Tethers]

Paying parking tickets like its just a parking lot fee

 

[Serious]

Simplest one is valuing their free time over money.

One some people maybe like why the hell would be pay for xyz, when you could xyz, whereas someone well off will just pay for a service to make their life more convenient.

Another big thing is travel. Someone who's well off may travel like 2-5 times a month, including intentionally.

 

[Serious]

Talk about assets instead of income or liabilities.

Yep or taxes, like their CPA is going do something for them.

 

[Serious]

When it comes to cacs, don’t let them fool you. Sales, stealing and using gov funds/ subsidies meant for the “poor” are how they stay rich/ wealthy. I learned this lesson as a kid from my moms boss. He was from NY old money elite…

Don’t get me started on how these rich cacs in Marin County are really getting their money…

…allegedly, of course

Yeah I mean even in beverly hills, a decent portion of homes have regular every cars like toyota priuses and camrys, as well as a BMW or some type of mercedes.

 

[Dwayne_Taylor]

Lift tickets - people will leave the lift ticket on a winter jacket to show they've been to a ski resort.

Tanning - "I charred in Cabo" tanning is a wealth display for white people ; it shows they could afford a tropical vacation

Baggage claim tickets are a wealth display - people leave baggage claim tickets on luggage to show that they travel alot.

 

[maxamusa]

When they tell you about their vacations the usually drop some.


The location; what they did; and often where they stay. Its never at a hotel. Its at their property or a family members vacation property. if it is at a luxury resort; they're somehow not paying a dime for it from some connection or "job benefit"