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I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

If you are rich and you are new to a place, you will want to know the price of what they are selling. But if you are not new to a supermarket or shopping mall, you may not ask for the price of what they are selling. Some people buy some goods and if the estimated price is not too much, they will pay. It is just true that poor and average cares more to know about the price of what they are buying than the rich people that just go for total price of what they bought.

When it comes to buying any product, I always consider the price and quality first before buying it. Because if a product is cheap, but the quality is not there or it is not commensurate with what I want, I will not buy the product. But if the product has the quality that I want, I will buy it if the price is not too expensive because I will still consider the price before buying it.

I don't know how other people see a product when they want to buy it, but personally I only consider these two things more when I want to buy a product, although sometimes there are other considerations such as the feature sector in the product. Because if the price is only expensive, but not of good quality, it would be very silly to buy such a product, but it will be a different story when I really need a product at any price because it is in short supply to get it. Meanwhile, for those that are easier to obtain and that are necessary, considering price and quality are the two main things that I always look at.

I can say why people use this word is like a process to express the amount or feelings they want to get the money because to me, if someone says he or she wants to be rich to the extent that he or she will purchase an item without checking the price tag, it is just to express how day will lavish money when day gets rich because lavishing money is never good. In economics, if you are lavish, you will end up facing the consequences because you might end up broke. To avoid that, you need to have a budget even though you are rich.

There's nothing bad in knowing the price of what you're going for, this will depend on the value of the item, we also have some individuals discrepancies whereby if you don't have an idea on the price of a commodity, the sellers would have scammed you by inflating the price, which means when you're uncomfortable with a particular price tag for an item, you're free to check elsewhere for the best price offers.

It is just an expression of a person who dreams of having a better lifestyle. We all know that the whole world was affected by the inflation. The rise in prices of goods and services which highly affects the poor/low to middle-income class. That's why they often think of earning at least enough money up to the level of they will no longer have to look at the price tag of the product just to keep their money on the budget.

The idea of not looking at the price tag probably comes from the basics, such as going to buy groceries or going shopping. If you're on a budget, you pay attention how much you spend, so that you can have enough money to buy stuff tomorrow and the day after that. If you're rich, you don't really have to do that, you can just grab whatever you like without caring about the price. But that doesn't mean that this is what all rich people do or what people should aspire to do. I think that prices matter because they can be an indicator of the quality of a product (if it's way too cheap, stay away from it), and reasonability of spending money on something.

That saying is just for fun because what it really means is that when your money is limited and you want to buy something, of course, you will first look at the price tag to find out whether it fits your budget, whereas when you have a lot of money and can be said to be rich then you will first looking for the item you want because the price is not a problem at all, even when you have to buy at a price that can be said to be over it is not a problem because the money is available to pay any amount, that's why luxury goods are always available because rich people are always willing to buy at high prices even though the function is the same as the same item but a different brand.

I know someone who're really rich and yeah you're correct they still look at the price tag, but after they buy it. Let's say they're going to restaurant, they will order the favorites and anything that they want. If the dish isn't delicious as they expect, they will take a look with the price tag and judge whether the foods is worth to buy or not.

The difference is the low or middle class look at the price tag before they buy something, while the upper class after they bought it.

I've never seen anyone that rich other than billionaires in movies and what I see in reality is that the richer people get, the stingier they become. They go to the market and even bargain for pennies and buy just enough of what they need, they are even more frugal than people in lower economic situations than them. Not all rich people spend lavishly or use money uncontrollably. If it were me, I would do the same because even though we have a lot of money, making money is never easy.

I look at it as the price of the product not having an impact on your decision whether to buy a product or not. Of course you still have to be cautious of sellers that are inflating prices but the main point to that saying is not to downgrade your preference from top quality to mid or low just because you cannot afford it.

It's about understanding the "value of money" and it only becomes palpable for those who have actually "earned" that money. Otherwise those born rich, those who got lucky, and more specifically those who have scammed or stolen their money have no understanding of the "value of money" hence they don't look at the price tags.

Being rich is not only having money in your bank. It's a mind set. Have you ever seen MJ shopping in Las Vegas. Watch the video,

https://youtu.be/HRnCX-8hA4A?si=aP1cXRIuOU2DA7gb

This will tell you what the rich mindset is! It's not about only money!

This is a common thing for buyers to do, the quality of the goods and the appropriate price, but we also often see rich people not looking at the price value of the product, if they like it, The price is not the main thing that matters when they find the item and buy it, that happens to those who often buy antique products.

In fact, rich people have various characteristics, they are conscientious, stingy, selfish and arrogant, not all rich people look at products and prices, when buying and selling they rely on their arrogant nature, they still buy even though the product is not used after buying. For me, richness varies in character, depending on the individual.

I will always check the price & I don’t think that will ever change. I mean sure, I won’t be panicking about my future prospects when it dumps from 300k per coin to 100k or something in the future but I will always check the price regardless of how wealthy I am. I probably check the price 20 or 30 tikes a day at the moment & even more than that during peak bull & then peak bear markets.

It depends on the rich individual and depending on where he is spending his money. There are places that what they sell are very expensive and of quality, in such places they don't price because it is strictly for the rich. If a rich man is shopping in such place, he wouldn't care to look at the price tag because he knows that it is a waste of time and he has already made up his mind to pay whatever amount that the cost of what is buying is. I have also seen rich men in my country, when they buy anything anywhere, after payment and they still have a balance, they always tell the sales person to keep the balance. This is how they do on everything that they are buying.

I've never read such desires even from someone poor with their rich fantasies. Being rich doesn't mean being stupid, or that is how they'll be judged by the public. At least the'll also save money on their necessities spending to be allocated to expensive branded collection items. And even then they still look at the price tag.

I believe the real meaning of it is not literally. Imho the real essence of that quote is you are rich when you are not thinking much that you will spend no matter how much is the worth of that specific item as long as you really needed it. It’s really dumb buying something without checking how much is it because how are you supposed to pay it even if using credit card.

People that is not rich typically consider price first before their personal desire to that specific item. If they feel that they can’t afford then will skip even though they really need it.

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I think that the richer you become, the more responsible you need to be to use the things you earn to help others. I don't want to spend money on things that I don't really understand in their true nature. Yes, there are many luxury items that I consider meaningless and that only cause waste. But that does not mean that its value depends on all recognition, it has its own object for that need, and when we no longer care about it, it does not affect its continued existence.

In some aspects of spending, perhaps many people do not understand that their behavior is programmed by someone, and they also do not understand whether owning those things really brings value to themselves. . Yes, competition for material things, and self-expression,... is part of the waste, even if someone has a lot of money, are they the ones who can buy the whole universe? Remember that the truth is that money (material) is just a tool that connects us together, bringing solidarity and love, not conflict, which from ancient times to the present has been easily overlooked and bound by many prejudices in society, and many people still blindly make money to serve their personal desires.

Is making purchases without knowing or checking the price of some products seen as a rich thing? One thing is for sure, the price of a product is one thing that’s always talked about in a trade. Even billionaires are aware of the price of their latest yacht. Some even seem to be proud of its build and worth and flaunt its price every opportunity they can get.

Although, there are some people that actually can’t be bothered about the price of goods whenever they go shopping. They are certain the total amount of the purchase won’t make a budge in their pocket.
It’s sad that people go to extra lengths to let the society know how rich and wealthy they are while living hand to mouth in reality.

Is it maybe because I haven't reached the 'rich' level yet? because, all this time, I still check the price tag for every item i buy, even if it's something inexpensive. I like to compare prices for every product being sold, of course, based on the features and advantages they offer. I don't always go for the cheapest option because the cheapest ones usually come with something bad and can't actually help me save money.

And for basic needs, I always go for original products for the sake of quality. Of course, from less-known brands due to price considerations. It doesn't have to be cheap... what matters is that it's original and prioritizes durability.

This applies to buying small things to meet our family's needs. for example: imagine you are at a store/mall, and your daughter sees a barbie doll she wants. If you don't have much money (lower middle class or low income), you might have to say, "no, it's too expensive."  which means you need to be rich enough that you don't look for price tags, if your wife or family member need something,
you can give it to them without arguing much about the cost.

To start with, is there anything like enough money? Well, it will depend on individual opinion. No matter your worth, it's unwise to spend recklessly. I use reckless because spending too much money on something that doesn't worth the amount is reckless spending. I personally don't like to argue too much when it comes to pricing but before I will succumb to pay, the product will definitely worth that amount or slightly higher if I want to be generous but it can not be double of the exact amount. No matter how cheap a product appears, if it doesn't worth it, I won't still buy it. Money is meant to be spent but wisely.

If you're rich, you don't need to feel anything to lose when you order a whole pizza everyday. If you're not rich, you're still able to buy a whole pizza everyday, but you will think twice whether it's a good decision to spend it to buy pizza or look for another cheap food. Usually we're think about money we spent to working hour, if you get paid $5/hour and the pizza cost $5, you will think if a pizza cost a hour.

What they mean is that they want to earn enough money not to concern themselves with the price of anything they like because they can afford it and any other luxury that they desire.

Very rich people do not always buy things because it is worth the price, they buy things because they first like it.

You can sell a plain white t-shirt to a rich man at a price different from what you will sell to someone in a lower financial class. To the rich person, they may not care about the cost because they really like the T-shirt and need it, but a person who is not so rich will think twice and want to try to get something cheaper if he perceives that the T-shirt is too expensive for him.

Rich people who are very calculative in spending are the rich people who worked hard and hustled to be where they are, rich people who were born into wealth calculate less because they have no idea what it means to struggle.

The saying that one wants to get rich until he stops looking at the price tag shouldn't be interpreted based on the grammatical meaning because it is figurative. It is used to explain that you want it to be rich so that the price of anything you want will not impede getting it. I don't care how much I might have accumulated but I will never stop considering the price of any item to ascertain if it is worth the price. Buying things without considering the price might be a sign of affluence but it could also lead to waste. Nevertheless, the general assumption is that the poor consider the price of any product more than the rich. But some rich folks can be very economical that they always want the best price.

Totally agree, can't really caught spending money on things that don't return value, style or impression on me. Choosing the product you're buying should at the least be able to help you elevate yourself in terms of the 3 things that I've mentioned before, if it doesn't help then don't buy it. If we're basing solely on that phrase or motivational words then it's really correct and logical because rich people are the kind of people don't look at how much they're spending, and being rich should mean that you've got a lot of money. To me, the full motivational should be "Being rich=not looking at the price tag no matter the cost as long as it provides value to you positively overtime like watches and baseball cards."

Random topic. Anyway, you cannot generalise rich people like that because some rich people definitely spend their money without caring much about its price while some others check if the product is worth the price as you mentioned.

Also, the worth of a product is extremely subjective. For example, an old classic Pokemon card could be useless to some while it could be treasure to someone else.

Exactly my point of view. I always try to find the best product and then look at the price. If the price is out of my budget then I try to look for the one quality that I can afford to buy. It is just one of the myths among the lower class people that rich people won't look at the price tag. What rich people don't do is bargin for price for a product. If they like the product's quality they pay the price if it's reasonable.

This depends. There are people who only concern themselves with the product but not the price and this is not only about being rich but what you want, your class or level, taste and fulfilment. So it is not only rich class that consider the kind of product they want to go for, even those poor have some who still go for the kind of product they want mindless of how much it cost.

So our fulfilment and comfort matters too in the decision of the product we want. There is something about good product, it always give you the better aura you want, it is durable and can stay longer than cheap and inferior product but however, we should go for what we can afford and comfortable with.

In series and movies, the rich have a room with clothes, cosmetics, and other things that will be used once, so even if they thought about reading the price, it would be out of curiosity, not the ability to pay, and many people believe that not being able to pay for something is an indication of poverty unless You had the money to buy that thing and you decided on your own not to buy, which rarely happens.
I cannot blame anyone when I see my friends paying $500 in the first two days of receiving salaries to feel rich.

I wont stop looking at the price of good, even if i start earning six figures monthly. Am not worried about giving the seller/customer attendant a tip but irrespective of how much i earn i wont spend money on things that are not worth the price. Generally, people who builds wealth have a belief of not spending money unnecessary and they are very calculative with their spending habits and priorities their investment and saving goals. For some reason careless spending can lead to lack of funds. This is because if the income is low and the spending is high there will be a time when the money will be exhausted during the month and you start asking friends and colleagues for raising or lending.

Every rich person know still looks at the price tag. That's part of the reason they got rich. Price doesn't prevent them buying the thing, but they will definitely try to get it cheaper from somewhere else.
Also, they don't just buy any products but products that last. Richest one i know doesn't even do fine dining himself. He buys that to his partner though.

But i admit that in the grocery store, it's huge advantage that you don't need to count your money and compromise as you can't afford everything you need.

Yes, I will do the same when I have unlimited money. I think that even if we are very rich, it is not wise to spend money on something that is worthless, it shows that we are stupid.
There are still things that are more useful than buying something that makes no sense at a very high price. I would rather give to charity or donate to humanity than waste money.
I often see people who are unfortunate, so I put myself in their shoes. It's something that slaps me. So I never think of doing something pointless with the money I have.

How much wealth is actually considered rich? I don't think my question has an answer. Even the rich aren't satisfied with what they already have. That's why we see them fighting over power and money. Rich or poor, reckless spending should be avoided. Why does one have to spend on something he doesn't need at all? That's the most illogical thing ever. I have just enough for me and my family. But I don't spend outside of that. I consider reckless spending to be throwing your money into fire. It burns so quick that, in a glimpse of a moment, everything is gone.

If anything the ones that look at the price tag the most closely are the rich ones, since they will not pay more than what a product or service is worth unless they can obtain an equal or higher benefit, and while it is true they buy luxurious watches and real estate, it is also true they will never spend that amount of money in a  product that was not worth it, so that kind of thinking can only come from someone that desired to be rich but that so far they failed to achieve that goal.

agreed, it’s still a funny thing to dream about though

it’s the thought of being able to grab something from the rack and not put it back because of the price
sometimes you have to stand there justifying the amount you’re about to spend while rich people just get it right away just because they want to

i guess most people dream about the idea of buying something just because they want it

The reason is actually quite simple. Psychological issues, such as depression and being unsatiable because nothing is ever enough, boost our dopamine levels as we seek instant gratification. Shopping is said to improve our mood, but its effects are pretty temporary. That's why it's common to see wealthy people buying a ton of unnecessary stuff. It's an undeniable fact that money plays an important role in your happiness levels; however, there's actually a study that shows that this effect applies to a certain extent; more money doesn't necessarily mean you'll be happier as a result.

Personally, I try to avoid unnecessary spending; I honestly prefer a more minimalistic way of living; and I want my purchases to get my money's worth. For this very reason, I'll keep paying attention to the price tag, no matter how much I'm earning.

It's hard for 99% of the world to fathom how people with access to millions, hundreds of millions or even billions will be operating. The only time that price starts to figure into their equations will be looking at the most expensive things - like purchasing a mega mansion or a yacht with all its associated upkeep. There's a bit of a myth that rich people can be big spenders, but I'd guess a majority of the self made millionaires got their by being very careful with their money and not wasting it unnecessarily. However if you are a big celebrity rolemodel and your career is built around fashion, you might spend ridiculous amounts on clothing without even considering the price, it just depends where you find the most value.

That's one of the most unlogical absurd psychological issue we have. We should adjust our needs according to our incomes. That's because we have a fixed income, meaning there are limited options for us to choose from. Shoping can be done to improve our moods. But is it necessary? I say no. I imagine how a shopholic person lives out his person. He eats more then he can digest. This kind of irrational behavior will make him suffer in the long run. It's fine for the rich to spend recklessly. They have more than enough. But if you refer to those who arent that rich but still spends recklessly, those should stop at once.

This is a picture of rich people who mostly reach old age. There are rich young people who have not yet reached maturity in thinking, where they more often act stupidly when spending money to further demonstrate their wealth status in social relations or are simply highly curious about the way other rich people live.

Well this is no longer strange in my country.

Sometimes, being rich will force you to buy expensive products for example have you watched any billionaire drive a Toyota?

No, they drive Rolls Royse because it shows their financial status and to be honest rich people like them to be seen in such a way but it applies to the actual rich people, not the wannabe for example who think that buying an Iphone means they are rich but actually the company is selling their product for the excessive cost and they created an advertisement campaign that if you don't have an iPhone then you are poor.

Rich people are of different class but however the reason it seem as if they don't price or bargain is because they usually buy in the supermarket where the products are all tagged and not in open market. Being rich is of different level, some bargain and buy in open market but the super rich get supplies and home delivery no matter the cost. Rich is classy in all ramifications and they usually don't joke with good products, price is not of essense to those who are super rich but not the average rich.

I traveled to some countries where you are rich if you do not have debts or if your revenues are equal to or greater than your expenses or even if you own a house or a car then you are rich. The definition of buying without noticing the price is extreme wealth for everyone. Every individual looks at the definition of wealth differently, but everyone agrees. However, the simplest definition is that you can buy the things you love, regardless of their price.

People love to own property and the quickest way to own property is to gain money.

Is a two-way thing, there are rich people that don't look at the price of goods or products whenever they want to buy something, I've seen some videos of Michael Jackson when he was alive, going to a shopping mall and pointing at every product he needs and they loaded it for him without looking at the price tag.

There are also rich persons that are very prudent with their spending habit, that whenever they go out for shopping they take out time to check the price tag of each product they want to buy, so they won't spend extravagantly. at this point, you see that there are two classes of people.
So you can choose to spend your money however you wish if your rich, because I feel is a mind set thing.

If it’s about the food no questions about that, but if its about the things that you think is over price, I guess even if I’m rich I will still not buy it. There’s a lot of businesses that relies on their name that much, and they are too confident on their brand that’s why the price is too expensive most of the time but if you can find a better alternative, then why choose the expensive one? There’s a lot of rich people that don’t spend that much on material things, some are just living simple and a happy life.

It will be unwise for someone to just spend money on things that is not worth spending much money on just because their excessive money to spend. Any person who works very hard to get his money no matter how rich the person is wouldn't want to spend money wastefully on things are not worth spending much money.  It is only a thief that will spend money on worthless things because he doesn't understand what it takes to make money. People who have value for money will always be conscious how they spend money.

To cut my whole explanation down, people who will sound that way are people who have not really made the money they seek.

By the time they start marking money and see how uneasy it is, they will have reason to spend the money wisely in a way they can give an account of what they really spent the money on.

Unless someone abruptly gets a huge sum of money, they can spend foolishly until the money gets exhausted. As a norm, most rich men who has made a lot of money today is because of their effort, stress, and sleepless nights to make wealth. It's very difficult for such people not to look at the price of what they are buying. They will definitely look to see if the value of what they are paying for is worth it.

Overall I tend to weigh price and quality as the most important factors when deciding what to buy.  I wont buy something just because it is cheap if it seems like its junky or I dont need it.  But I also dont want to spend a crazy amount on something that is not worth it. Occasionally other stuff like certain features or my specific needs at the moment also play into my decision.  Like if something is really well-made and will last a long time, I might be willing to pay more than usual. But finding the balance between cost and quality is usually what seals the deal for me.

For example, when it comes to technology, I weigh features against the cost. A higher-priced gadget with advanced functionalities might be justified if it aligns with my specific needs and offers a significant upgrade in performance. But it's not just about big brands or ridiculous price tags.

Unfortunately, it's quite common behavior. The majority of people I've met have the tendency to spend more money than they earn. While it's understandable to do it to a certain degree, it's ultimately disastrous for your finances. A higher salary should result in growing your savings account and putting some money aside for investments. At the same time, you'll be able to live comfortably while you'll be building your future simultaneously.

Improving your mood through shopping puts you in a vicious cycle of needing to shop in order to feel better. Whenever you're down, it provides you with the necessary dopamine boost, which will get you through a tough day. It's not bad to occasionally shop for a few clothes, etc., but it can easily become an addiction. Moreover, it can also easily turn you into a hoarder if you keep purchasing unnecessary stuff.

I haven't gone shopping for clothes for quite a while, and at the same time, I've gotten rid of older clothes that didn't fit me or were worn out. I've now tidied up my wardrobe and significantly decreased the number of clothes I had. I generally prefer to have less stuff that I'll actually use. I'm now claiming that I'm a perfect example of minimalism and against capitalism ideals. I've done my fair share of junk shopping from Temu or Aliexpress, but at least the majority of the items I bought were tools or that can be put to good use.

thanks to bitcoin my worry of money has gone..
i actually like the feeling of walking into a charity/thrift store knowing i could buy the whole stores contents. but even i will look at the price tag of individual items. being frugal is another method to get rich.. not looking and just spending is a way to lose your money.

i like going to car dealerships knowing i can buy many display current year models, but then ask to see their trade-in, previously owned, last year models

for people that want to get rich so they can spend without checking the price are the fools that will lose it all faster then they gained it.

you dont become or stay rich by spending it.. you become and stay rich by saving it. knowing you can buy anything you like but not having to buy everything, just knowing you can

That's true.

I think it's just way simple bragging when they say that they don't look at the price tags anymore when they buy. But simply on their minds they're thinking if it's a worth it purchase or not.

Well, even the richest people, they're living within their means and they're looking at the price tags and they don't wanna spend their money on something that's not worth it.

If I become rich, I wouldn't apply that type of logic of not looking at price tags and say that I can purchase anything. The point is, you can buy everything but you know how to value your money.

This is actually a false belief. Even if you have all the means to buy, you would still want to check the price of a certain product so you can compare the prices and the quality of the product for you to be able to know which offers the best value of your money. That is not pertaining to how rich or capable you are as a consumer, but it only means that you need to assure yourself that what you bought is worthy of its price.

However, some may not consider looking at the price tags because by just looking at the quality of the product, they can decide already if its worth to buy. But people these days are becoming more practical. They will check the price tag first and decide if its worth buying or not.

An individual that doesn't care to look at price tag should either be stupendously rich or simply stupid, especially when buying in large quantity. This is by no means coming as an insult to these people, at least one thing is clear that person does have enough money to throw away, perhaps he has a store house of money. But seriously it depends on the type of items that the person is picking, if it's something like petty goods that doesn't cost much that the person is picking in a fancy shop, he might not bother to check the price tag or ask price, because he'll think that they'll add extra money for the comfort of their store. You might even feel pleased and not mind buying at a higher price, because you'll think at most the seller will sale at double the price.

It's OK for a rich person to not consider looking at price before buying, it might be his way of enjoying himself, so why worry for him. But if a poor person doesn't look at price before picking and willing to pay at any price, well I'll  say the person really needs mental care.

This doesn't make sense to me, why would I be willing to get scammed just because I am rich? I mean "not having to look at the price tag" as an option because you are way too rich is understandable, but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't, you should still look at the price tag no matter what. This is a typical "comes from money" type of action, if you were born in a castle and lived with rich parents all your life long then maybe you would do this, but that doesn't change anything, you SHOULD look at the price tag. Anyone who wasn't rich from birth would know that just because you have the money, that doesn't mean you should pay ten times more than what something is worth.

That's really true, there are very rich people that don't look at the price tag when they are buying things but that doesnt mean they'll pay an overprice item because even if they are not looking at the price tag, they know the price range of what the are paying.

Don't think that if someone that is so rich pays for an item that has an unreseonable price they won't complain after the item is punch on their card. These people reach on that status because they know how to manage their financial aspects effectively, so they won't be wasting money if it's not worth it.

I don't see anything wrong with that kind of mindset if you understand the value of your money. Understanding the value of your money would make you cautious on the things you purchase if it is worth it, no matter what the price is, if it's worth it you will buy it. That kind of mindset is about the worthiness of the purchase, if it's worth no matter the price is. One situation where it is applicable is where you treat your whole family and not caring about the money you will spend, you are just caring about the quality of experience you and all of your family member will have after spending your money. Seeing your family members happy with the treat you gave is reasonable for what ever money you had spent.

For me, as long as we are happy, the happiness we receive or gave is more valuable than the money we spent. It is why we are striving to get rich right?

it honestly comes down to personal preference and thoughts process, there are some rich people that spends their money on something branded with overpriced price which definitely screams overly consumtive behaviour but they didn't care because whatever they are buying their income gonna exceeds their spending.
sometime some people just got too much of an income that they are buying something without even looking at the price tag but honestly its definitely wiser if someone could spend less for something useless and instead spend for something better regardless whether they have high income or low income after all, being responsible toward spending is always good.

Of course, it isn't reasonable to pay a price for a product or service that is much higher than it deserves or is worth. In a previous comment, I made a sentence like a rich person buying a product without looking at the price tag means that that person is rich. What I meant here was to say that price doesn't really matter to a rich person when purchasing a product. To be more specific, an individual who is unemployed and doesn't have any regular income may choose cheap brands to spend on clothes or may decide to purchase an expensive brand's product after looking at its price tag. However, a rich individual will not check the price of an expensive macrame product because his/her financial situation will be sufficient to cover the price of that product.

Of course, it is very unreasonable to pay a price for a product or service that it doesn't deserve or exceeds its value. However, it shouldn't be forgotten that rich individuals generally buy these without checking the price tags. I would like to point out again that although the price of a product or service is above its value, unfortunately many wealthy individuals buy it without checking the price tag. Although this isn't a logical thing these people behave this way because their financial situation allows it.

I was very lucky to have a father who taught me nothing but little life lessons growing up.  Whether it was little things or big, I was very lucky to be prepped the way I was.  I'll never forget us running in to one of his friends at the grocery store and having a brief convo with him.  Once his friend left I remember him telling me that the man was the richest man in the State.  He taught me how he didn't become rich by wasting money, and that even he saves up things like coupons.  That people didn't get rich by accident.  So OP you've got a very good point here.  People whom don't look at price tags end up becoming poor by being lazy and frivolous.

You are of the reasonable side, OP. Certainly, you aren't filthy rich. Don't cite me on this because neither am I, but to be really rich is to pay enormous amounts of money for things that otherwise cost only very little.

I'm sure there are dishes out there that are served in very small amounts-- less than a mouthful in fact-- on unreasonably large plates that are very expensive.

To a certain extent, being rich means flying away from reason. Again, I've never been one, so you can challenge me on this, but there is no other way of explaining how a golden toilet paper, for example, is made and actually sold for $1.3 million.

People can also find it tough to suddenly become poor just because they made the wrong choice without looking at price tags. in reality, that's just one small mistake that can affect your finances in a short period but won't be sustainable. The smart way to buy things isn't just about looking at price tags, but it's also part of wise financial management. if you have $100 and you buy items in the $70-$90 range, it's not a good idea unless you're in a tight spot... at least, when you have $100, you can spend $10-$20 on items. the rest should be saved or invested.

Patience in buying non essential items should be a habit. Using a significant portion of your main funds has the potential to deplete your money quickly, and you miss out on investment opportunities.

Price tags also have a reasonable price range. You can tell whether a product is expensive or cheap based on the brand and the store that sells it. With plenty of buying experience, you should know where to find items within your budget. Ultimately, price tags make us wiser when we're not swimming in money... but im not forget about price tag, even it will not make you instantly being poor.

All people are not the same and those who become wealthy, some continue to maintain the same habits of watching every penny, while others take their foot off the gas and start spending more happily.

Although spending without stopping to think too much about the price is usually more of the second or third generation rich who have not suffered what it has cost to accumulate all the wealth they have inherited.

I agree, but I guess you can look at it like they don't need to look at the price tag of a product they deem they want, not necessarily any product that they can buy. At least, that's what I'd think of whenever someone says those lines (or whenever I think I want a life like that).

However I guess this just hits people who still continuously buy the newer models of iPhone. Now those are people who don't look at the price and only look at the product.

Well, to look past the price tag, you'd probably have to be very rich. Or be stupid. Money tends to run out quickly. Anyone who owns capital understands that money should always bring profit. Simply by spending it, it will disappear as desires can quickly increase. Therefore, a normal rich person will know the price of what he wants to purchase; of course, we do not consider those little things that seem important to us, ordinary people. But things like buying real estate or a business always require careful consideration of the cost. And from here we see the concept that rich people will always get richer. And those who do not know how to manage money correctly will go bankrupt very quickly.

The richer the person, usually the less they spend and the more they scrutinize purchases. The exception being people who inherited their money. Any self made person has respect for money though and doesn’t waste it. This is sort of the weak men create hard times saying. Strong men build wealth and spend responsibly, weak men inherit it and spend like drunken sailors.

We are human with different ideology, different societal believe and adaptation, so there is no way that we will like the same thing. I have seen a wealthy person with personality of show off and I have also seen wealthy person who like lowkey life, doesn't even want to be notice. If you should put the two of them in a studio for interview and asked them to justify "Been wealthy and show off", they are going to have different opinions and if you listen, you will understand that the two of them have valid ideas.

Its all about mindset, in football for example,you don't see Ronaldo as a wealthy person yet he love luxurious life and yet he spent more of his wealth in helping people and yes he is proud, that is his lifestyle and you take away that from him. On the other hand, Messi might not be as wealthy as him but been a rival in football for decades, he is also rich to some extent and he prefer to live average life, doesn't like to show off, some of the luxurious items you see with him are more of promotion that he doesn't have choice than to use in other to promote them. Look at Kante too for instance, he loves to use one car that is not even expensive, that is different personalities.

Being rich is not equal to looking at the price tag but changing their lifestyle. People who are rich have been able to get what they want, but to maintain their lives at the same level, they have to spend more than normal people because they have to cope with their jobs, community circles, and everything else. Let me explain with one example: a friend of mine worked for a local company near his hometown, and after two years, he got a job in town at a high-tech company. Suddenly, he changed his appearance, dressing, and everything. It doesn't mean that he wants to show off, but he tries to adapt to his new city life. So the price tag is always an issue at a certain level for them as well, but they don't have a choice.

I think this saying doesn't really mean that every time you wouldn't look at the price just because you're rich. Real rich people knows how to value their money since they worked for it. Yes, they spend a lot but they spend their money smartly. I think this saying only applies in some scenarios like going shopping on a brand that you often go to. You know the range of the items there so when people with money buy something from that brand, they won't bother considering much on the price since they know they can afford it. Additionally, this saying doesn't only applies to rich people. I'm not rich but when I have enough money and want to spend on something I want, sometimes it doesn't really matter to me how much the price is since I want that product and I can afford it.

Rich people are always looking at the price tag, you know why? Because that's how they got rich, by valuing they money they earn and spending it to things that has the right value or has value to them. Rich people were not reckless in spending, again that's how they become rich.
The reality behind the people who don't look at the price tag is that, they aren't really rich, they are pretending to be and they tend to be showboating all the time.
Rich people knew how to spend wisely and earn even more wiser, so not looking at the price tag does not make any sense.

IMHO, those that have that attitude when shopping are the middle class. Most of the rich people are acting well and they always check out the price tag because they don't want to be a crazy spender.

That is true, I agree that they are wise in money and if they ever spend on huge amounts, they would always think of many times before doing the purchase.

That is all about the perspective. I mean if you are crazy rich, like Richie Rich then why would you want to look at the price tags for small to optimum stuff that is required on a daily basis? However, such riches must be looking at proper accounting when it comes to investing in large stuff like buying an entire villa, or maybe a private island or jet. Well, we can say that these are the choice factors that they might be considering while considering the cost. Because that actually costs them a huge chunk when buying. This is why I opened up a dialogue by saying it all depends on their perspective really and also what they buying and whats the value of the price tag/stuff that is under tender.

Your price tag don't show that how much rich you are it shows that you are reach but every time showing rich is not worth it. If you are rich everyone aware with your financial condition your movement what you wear how you travel from a place to another place. That's all things show that's how much rich you are there is not any kind of price tag you have to show to prove your richness if you are rich everyone knows that on your movement your transportation etc.

IMHO, the term "being rich means not looking at price tag" means that, if a person wants to buy a new iPhone or any other item and he has enough money that he doesn't care about the price tag and he buys it without worrying about the price he had spent on it then we can call that person rich who don't care about the price tag.

It does not mean the rich who don't look at the price tag will waste their money and he should definitely avoid that, but what this term would mean is, if you are rich it means you must be aware of the finances and must have some little understand that we should spend money on items that don't become a liability for us instead become an investment for us.

So, the rich are not idiots well if we are talking about some spoiled rich kid then it's another thing.

Some self made millionaires are really into that since they always make sure that what they buy is really up to their budget and they don't want to exceed on their limits that's why they always look at the tag. For them money is not easy to earn that's why they need to protect their wealth that's why all their expenses is counted or monitored.

Maybe those people saying that rich people is not looking at the price is just looking at those guys who didn't earn that riches, they became rich its because there parents is so wealthy that's the reason why there's no guilt feeling at their side for spending a lot of money that's why maybe that's the reason why they don't care about looking at the tag since this people think that paying is not a problem for them because for them money is not really a big problem.

Not looking at a price tag? I always hear this in networking business seminars when their motivational speaker has a mindset. Because that's one of the ways they hype their viewers.

Now here in what we are talking about, if you are a rich person, there are still many rich people who ask the price they will buy. Most of the rich people are stingy, that's why they always ask the price tag, but when it comes to their business, even dear, they don't mind the costs because, of course, it produces money for them.

You want to earn enough money so you do not have to look at the price tag on the product then it means that you earned the money through fraudulent means or you are a trustfund baby, inheritance, gambling, as it is only those who earn through these means who doesn't value the work that goes into acquiring such money. They therefore spend it without a single respect for it. It you work for money through blood, sweat, tears, and you are rich, you will want to see that every single dollar purchase was worth it.

If I were a rich person, I would still look at the price tag of a product. If the product can provide benefits for me, I will buy it. But if not, I won't buy it. As simple as that. Rich people still look at the price before deciding whether to buy it or not buy it.

They do have a lot of money, but they also pay attention to the benefits of the product. Most people buy a product just because it is a new trend, so they forget its benefits. This is what makes many items in our homes not provide long-term benefits.

Rich people can also be wise when it comes to buying products. They will always check everything and often go so far as to compare one product with another. And if they get what they want, they will immediately buy it even though the price is expensive.

You may be correct, and at some point you may not entirely be correct. You go for a product simply because you need or want that product so if you really wanted that product to the extent of going for it then that means the product is worthy of purchase and at that point the price shouldn't be the problem. Except maybe you really don't need the product or the product isn't that useful to you. For instance, you go to the supermarket to get groceries, you can't tell me you'd go and start looking at the price tags one after another before putting it into your cart. No you'll simply pick everything you need and ask for the price of everything, except you don't have that kinda money to throw around.

Or maybe you're looking for a quality clothing company to get quality clothes, and maybe you got a recommendation that suites your taste and fancy and you decide to go check em out. You get there, check em out and you're very impressed with what you see because it's like nothing you've seen before. Trust me my friend, at that point, if you're rich? Then the price wouldn't be a problem because you wouldn't mind paying any amount as long as you get what you really bargained for.

I'm not saying being rich should make you start spending on everything and anything you see and like, No, liking something is totally different from needing something. You can check for prices of things you like but when it's something you need? The price shouldn't be a problem.

It also depends on the person, there are also many people with a lot of money who buy the newest and most luxurious things without bringing anything important. some are simple, it all depends on your mindset.

I myself always buy products by looking at the quality. If the quality is good then the price is not a problem because the price is not a benchmark for whether the product is quality or not. Don't be a consumptive consumer, buy what you need, not what you want.

These people will very quickly become poor again (living from paycheck to paycheck, no savings, and if an economic crisis occurs, they will experience very great difficulties). Wealth doesn't lie in spending your capital left and right on all sorts of rubbish without regard to the contents of the price tag.

Reasonable people won't want to overpay. It is a fact. Because a lot of things are overrated, in terms of the price tag. And fools, that’s why they are fools, to buy an iPhone at their price spend money thoughtlessly.

Exactly. Comparison of price and quality of the product. If this meets your requirements, then purchasing is inevitable.

There are two practical definitions of "price tag" for rich people; comfortness and prestige. Rich people tend to buy a product that is a more expensive product in comfort place rather than to buy the same product in a crowded place, for example; they choose to have lunch in five stars restaurant rather than to have lunch in public restaurant.

being rich people is actually about having more freedom at choosing thing, because they can afford more things than other people. price tag is a absurd stereotype for people who care more about prestige, not about the price itself.

The phenomenon we see now is that anything will be done if people like us want to buy something or get a product service. Well, what you said above may be true and this is synonymous with the term financial independence, but also the ability to make smart and responsible financial decisions, which means being flexible and realistic.

Rich people are much better at looking at price tags when they need something to buy and most of them look at quality, not price. But I don't agree with the statement about spending money on things that are not worth paying for because there are many items that look ordinary but have quite fantastic prices. When rich people intend to invest in valuable assets, they will not look at whether the asset is appropriate or not, but rather at how they can make a profit by buying it.

I think this is the behavior of people whose wealth is still limited and perhaps fall into the middle category. To perceive the general level of rich people there may be differences and when my assumptions say like this it is not certain that other people can agree on the same thing because the differences are actually what makes it more beautiful.

I actually agree with your post OP, if you started from the bottom of course you would experience all of the experiences before reaching the time you wouldn't even need to look for the price since you already afford it. Of course, if they started at the bottom they wouldn't afford such pricey clothes or accessories so it would be a habit to check out for the price if it's fair to their quality, cause it would feel like an impulsive customer to pay for something that is not even quality. I also observed that even rich people still prefer to wear cheaper clothes cause they have the mindset that "the goal is to become rich, not to look rich" or something like that because it is actually reasonable cause you don't need to prove anything by buying any luxurious things, only if its for investment.

If you have such kind of interest and olab for yourself, it is important for you to work smartly so that you can make the kind of money that you will see it as a stress for you to look for price tag before you buy something. There are people that live there life like that.
Mostly the to are CEOs and investors that have sufficient funds to spend. Since you are not reached that particular level, it would be important for you to keep working and hustling so that you will have a better tomorrow and take care of people around you without any stress.

People who are familiar with cost of things in market does not ask about price but whenever they enter into new city then they ask about price because they have no experience about the worth of materials in new area. It's true that rich people sometimes don't look at tag of price because they have lots of money and buying something has no effects on their income or earning while poor man will first ask about the price so if they can afford they will buy otherwise they will not buy that thing which is expensive.

Price will only effect your decision if you have limited amount of money but if you are a moneyed person then you will not think about expensive or less expensive things. People often wants to save their money therefore they first look towards price tag as everything is so expensive that a common man cannot afford unnecessary and expensive things.

Money tends to run out quickly, only for a person who don't know how to spend it wisely. Money that we spent might have disappeared but most of the times it was only being replaced by a product that we now owned, and these products can still be valuable. Rich or not, all are aware of how much is the price of what we are going to purchase because there will always be a price tagged on them.

Little things are actually the ones who are being considered the most, especially if they are seem to be important for us. When I say little things, I don't totally mean the size but also the price because there are also little things (in size) but the price is pretty much expensive. In terms of investing, only those who are wise will consider different factors but if not, they will rush, making things complicated later on.

those are the kind of people that will be rich today and within some months to come, they have gone back to being poor with there final status being worse off  than they had been. No amount of money should make you reckless to the point of not knowing how much you are spending on purchasing a goo. As a matter of fact, if you earned the money legitimately, you wouldn't think of squandering it just like that. Even if the money is too much, what happens to starting up a new business with a deliberately giving it out to those in need. Don't mind poor people, there idea about the rich is so faulty that they even assume that the rich got those wealth by being unwise.

I know some rich folks and they're really careful with money, to the point that you'd call them penny-pinchers. One of my neighbors who has one of the biggest houses in the area built it by using the cheapest laborers and not signing a contract with them, just paying them daily in cash. I think that they do look at the price tag because deep down they know they can have more and more if they save up and that's what many of these people get addicted to. They want to own more and have more to show.

I think something like this is just a form of metaphor because in the end when we want to buy things, of course we have to be aware of what we are buying in terms of quality and the brand we are buying because we are not fools who only buy at high prices for poor quality but buying without looking at the price according to my interpretation is when we want something that we think is useful even though the price is expensive, we are definitely not bothered to buy it with the money we have.
This does not mean that it is as if it makes a cheap product that when sold expensive then we will buy it without consideration because the concept is not like that considering that in the end the price also determines the quality we buy.

If you are truly someone who creates wealth with your own hands then you will think long and hard about buying a product, but if you have never generated your own wealth ^{(your wealth comes from inheritance or other people)} then you will definitely buy products carelessly because you think that money is easy to make.  Nowadays earning money is not easy, that's why i'm fed up with influencers who claim that making money is very easy, they seem to be mocking people who are working hard for their lives.  then a wise person will definitely use carefully every cent they have.

To a truly wealthy person, price means nothing to them. Even myself, of recent I do not pay much attention to price but quality. I know the country I am residing, and I also know the city I leave in. I know the average cost of living in the city. I know the price to lounge in a hotel, I know the cost of food and even the cost of clothing. If the costs of things in a particular city is very far below your income, you will not mind the price because no matter how the vendor will inflate the price, it will not affect your purchasing power.

This is the formula that rich people use and that is why they are mostly unbothered about the price of products.

Maybe among other rich people who have arrogance in their bodies, there is really an attitude that they don't look at the price tag anymore, but there are still others who ask about the price tag.

I don't believe that if you are rich that you don't look at the price tag of what you are buying, because I have someone who I consider my second mother. I used to live in her house and spend two years with her. During those times when I accompanied her to go shopping at the market or supermarket, her clothes are very simple; she just wears a duster with holes, then she just wears slippers, and every time she buys, she always asks for the price, and this person was rich because she has three companies and is a member of a group of companies.

I suddenly missed that person, hope she's fine anyway...

Not gonna lie, I used to subscribe to this type of bs back in the days as well. To be so rich that I don’t ever have to look at the price tag, just swipe it off and buy it out. As money came and stayed I realized that it wasn’t the way to go by though, cause if I keep at this belligerent spending behavior there will come a time when it would be the last purchase I’d ever make with that money, and it’s gone forever. So, I made it a point to only buy stuff that I want and really need, check the price, make some budgeting options and price vs. benefit comparisons, before ultimately making the purchase. It has helped me so much with making sure I don’t get zeroed out even in my monthly budget.

The level of extravagance or out-of-the-ordinary spending will be different for each person.
For me, buying things that I really need at a fairly expensive price but with the best quality is not a problem as long as we can afford it and are able to estimate whether the purchase does not interfere with finances completely.

Ignoring the price tag with just a little note that the item purchased is still quite good and not a waste.
The real waste is when you buy things you don't really need and just like to buy.

Bankruptcy will not happen instantly even if there is no proper shopping process.
After all, people won't keep shopping every day.

Maybe only one time to make a purchase that looks quite extravagant,
but yes not to make bankruptcy (except for buying branded goods that exceed the amount of assets owned).

Buying, shopping leads to bankruptcy, that is very serious shoppaholic syndrome that is not too popular. I feel very hard to understand people who can have bankruptcy because of shopping, overpaying for shopping luxurious things.

Rather than spending money for luxurious things, they can spend it to stack bitcoin and with more stacks with time, with good patience and belief to hold bitcoin, they will get rich.

Most rich people and poor people, when buying a product, always want to know the price and quality of the goods they buy first, because by knowing the price we can measure our capabilities and manage our finances so that our finances and economy can be maintained, and I see that most rich people are always full of calculation and caution. and rich people can become rich because of their good and always thorough calculations.

But rich people also vary depending on their wealth situation.

but of course in this case it depends on the situation and conditions because there are times when when we are busy or urgent we forget something that should have been researched before buying and in the end we don't pay attention to it.

That is if the buyer is intelligent enough to know that thing.
Rich people don't buy rich things. If I'm rich, why would I spend my money buying something that's very expensive where I can buy a cheaper one on the other store. It's called "being practical."

I guess I'll just assume that the term "they don't have to look at price tag of product" as some kind of metaphor, but still it's kind of non-sense. :D I mean who in the hell will buy something, and will not look at it's price tag. :D For the newbies out there who thinks like this, maybe it's time for you to wake up, and realize that whenever you're rich or poor, you will always look at it's price tag to know the price. Just pure common sense ;D

I agree with your statement, Most rich people tends to calculate and has a budget list for all of their expenses so they will track if they are overspending or not. Not to brag or what, but some people often buy things with higher value and good quality because they believe that it's okay to spend and to invest in a quality product at one time purchase rather than Cheap price but in the end, there's a big chance to purchase multiple times which results a much higher price if they will calculate the total overall money that they spent in that product.

It's true that money does tend to run out quickly, and yes it depends on the person too, sometimes there are people like that who feel they have a lot of opportunities when they have a lot of money, such as for example they feel they have the freedom to buy whatever they want whether it has a positive impact or even that is not useful at all, of course people who cannot use money properly usually do not bring any consideration before deciding to use the money. There are people who allocate the money by exchanging it for goods that have value or even those that have the potential to have greater value in the future such as the kind of goods that like to be made as investment assets, and there are also just ordinary valuables that have no development in terms of their own value (no change in price at all).

One of the reasons why rich people are getting richer is because they have a different mindset and point of view towards money, in my opinion they will not judge from how important the item is but they see from whether there will be potential benefits if they buy the item, such as buying some assets that can be used as investment material and resold at a rate of profit several times in the future. As you said that rich people or smart people in terms of money they will look at various sides before finally deciding, they will not be too interested in putting money or buying money on something that absolutely cannot grow or potentially provide greater returns.

As it is just a type of proverb that people have made about their rich feelings. For example a person wants to earn enough money so that he can pay any type of bills whether in any restaurant or anywhere he wants he have enough money to buy a thing he likes and he wants. So it also depends on the person hoe and where he utilize its money.

Lot of people have this type of issue that they really like to have money but can't struggle for it as they don't want to carry burden on their neck which is their mistake.

To become truly rich for any person, buying something without looking at the price really requires very hard work, of course someone needs to rotate their business or add to their business to increase their income, even if it continues to grow, it's good that it takes a very long process in his life.


It's true what you said, people have different views regarding buying a product, I do the same, when buying something I definitely look at the quality of the product, buy according to the function, not because of the prestige of the item.

All people look at prices, but the rich can afford to buy the things they like, even if they are really expensive. They enjoy buying something in expensive stores, simply because it emphasizes their status.

But there are also very rich people who do not need this, when they may not spend a lot of money on clothes or cars, but will spend it on some of their hobbies. People have different values, and some will want to show their status and their wealth, while others will not care and will be able to buy clothes in a regular store and their status will not bother them.

You simply described the same situation in two different phrases. What difference does it make what a person spends money on if that’s what he wants?

If one wants to hire a prostitute, and the other wants to fly to Fiji, and they both have money, then in fact they are simply fulfilling their desires.

I think every rich person will definitely look at the price tag for every product he will buy, they will not be stupid by doing actions like this, never do that because we have to be smart to find products that are in line with the price tag.

Even when buying a product, I always look at the price tag and compare it with other products and continue to compare advantages even though I am rich, having a lot of money does not mean that I have to spend money just like that, there must still be control where they also purchase products, of course we will people like this are nothing more than a fool.

I see some rich people around here, which we assume he has a lot of money they always choose goods and according to normal prices.

The two examples of people you gave are very true. In addition to these people, there are also rich people who don't buy expensive things. There are rich people who avoid brands and have only one style. They usually wear solid colored black or white t-shirts or shirts. Many of them don't know the brand name. Maybe these products are very expensive, but at least the brand is not clearly visible on them.

This is also related to the perspective of wealth. It has a lot to do with how you are brought up and whether you are born rich or whether you acquire wealth later. Even among rich people there are many differences in lifestyle. I think being rich is something that cannot be explained in terms of shopping.

I think you have misunderstood the overall thing. People who say this thing don't mean the literal meaning of the sentence but it means that they want to have enough money so that they can buy anything that they like, and not that they don't want to know the price of care if the product they are buying or care if it's worth the price or not. So, someone who says this to you or writes it somewhere just wants to say that they want to have a lot of wealth in their life.

Therefore, we shouldn't describe the term this way. I also want to be in that position someday in my life, I mean, who doesn't want to have enough money so that they can have financial freedom in their life? To have everything and also be able to do anything they want to do in their lives without worrying about money or anything else.

I agree with this, it's just that some people tend to say that they don't look at a price tag while buying something means they can afford everything they want to purchase without being concerned about the total cost. I've always hear that qoutation in some youtubers with a grocery haul content and I was thinking how rich they are because they can afford to buy without looking the prices and quantity of the product that they put to their baskets.

I think that phrase shouldn't be interpreted in full literal way, that's a saying which supposed to mean that people are rich when they have all the money they need to spend on everything they want. But that doesn't mean that being rich will make us less considering the value of anything that we bought, in fact being rich will make people more critical about the items that they want to buy, rich people won't buy anything that they consider as overprice.

Now I agree with this, not everything can be interpreted into its true meaning, sometimes there are proverbs that represent something and we have to translate them. Just like "not looking at price tag" for example, it's like a figurative sentence for someone who has a lot of money, or in other words, whatever the price is, they will be able to afford it.
Literally, it's not wise if we translate it and don't dig further into what it means. But when we dig deeper into the meaning, we will be able to know what is meant.

You are privileged to learn about Bitcoin, but some people are not, and even if they have heard of it, they could still be among those who are very skeptical about Bitcoin. If it's also someone who has been stacking Bitcoin for a long time secretly and later made some huge profit from Bitcoin as a result of the bull market, of course some of them will definitely spend on luxurious stuff. Everybody is not the same. Some people spend conservatively even when they have a deep well of money or a source of income, but they still spend with consciousness. But some people, too, are not really rich, but they spend lavishly. That's to say that it's always different for everybody.

Depend on kinds of rich person, some time many richest person always protecting to see price tag and many of them not really interested spend their money for shopping and thing with investment only. Actually have rich person not really looking at price tag depend they have wear branded shirt or any thing most luxury, they know about price some product and not really looking for price tag depend their shopping activities with most branded product.
Have some rich person prefer with spent their money for goods and product with normal price, I don't know some of them want to be more simple with their fashion style or won't spent their money for anything not have values as investment assets will increase up in the future, based on my experienced saw many rich person won't to spent their money for not really important yet.

That's right, because most of the rich people still value every single cent of their money; that's how they give value to money, to be honest, something that other people who are not rich but feel rich don't do to be honest.

But these rich people are very careful with their money because they have worked hard for it, so that's why they really value their money. This is what I have seen in other rich people in this world.

Those who have enough money will find it easier to get something they want without thinking about price and even most of those who have a lot of money will choose items that are expensive because they want goods with good quality.

Yes, there are some rich people who don't use expensive things because they see things that suit their needs and also don't use things they don't need. Of course people like this don't want to show that they have a lot of money because they prefer to live simply and This will really depend on a person's personality.

I see a lot of conflicting opinions on the subject but the truth is that in my personal experience, since I have improved my financial situation a lot, I don't look so much at prices. I still have some control but I can spend more than I did years ago and at the same time save and invest more.

being rich people is about being people who are comfort at spending money. if you are not comfort at spending money, you are not a rich people even if you have 1 million dollars income per month. this doesn't always means being comfort at spending on expensive products, but any price of products. people actually see products on its values, price tag is just commercial aspect that has become a prestige for some people. people would buy products they need whatever the price, because the need is basic value for some product.

In theory it is true that high prices are not deceptive in terms of quality, but from another point of view, it is also their need to fit into the lifestyle, especially for rich people. However, for the lower middle class, this is rarely followed, it's not that they can't afford it, but there are other urgent needs that they have to take care of, namely their family, meaning that they can live simply and have enough, that's enough for them.

The items that the rich generally buy do not have a price tag, in fact any exclusive luxury store does not use price tags, True millionaires buy what they like... the price is secondary. Anyway, they also buy nonsense, they scam them, etc.  I don't know, your proposal is relative.

We all have our own definition of being “rich”, and any of it would be valid. Some would say not looking to the price means wealth while some would say those who can afford anything considering the price would be defining how rich they are. Eitherway, as long as you can buy things without being financially problematic, means that you are doing well already. Being rich means buying something more than what you actually need perhaps a car; you could just buy a simple car which you can drive to get to another place but if you’re rich you may purchase luxurious or ones with a concept or style. Being aware of the value won’t increase or decrease your financial capacity; it’ll just show that you want to be conscious of the things you are spending your money with.

Sometimes I can't stop thinking about them, people who have above average wealth. They buy things that we think are not very important, such as buying wine that is hundreds of years old at fantastic prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Or other hobbies that require quite fantastic costs, which we have never thought about before. It's surprising, but somehow they are rich people, who can buy what they like. And they do this just to show that they are really rich.

However, personally, when I buy certain items, I always pay attention to the price, quality and function. And I really avoid buying things just based on prestige. And I did this because I was well aware that I did not have sufficient economic and financial stability, so when I bought the wrong item, especially an expensive item, this had a big impact on my financial situation.

Not looking at price tags = Being rich? I scuff to that.

I think the more notable idea is that, when you actually buy a product or service, it’s an exchange of value. Unlike the traditional means in which, you get to use a scale in determining the equivalent value of a commodity, the worth of products are already predetermined and as such, I don’t see anyone who would want to pay higher more than the value they are being given except, in appreciation, cases of promotion and more of those scenarios.

Maybe your financial stability might give you reasons to live certain lifestyles, it doesn’t mean you just have to spread wealth in exchanging values where they aren’t equal and that doesn’t make you rich either.

This is why some stores don't really target the masses for their products because they're making their products luxurious so that only those that real rich people can afford it and also those trying to be rich will buy it as well. I don't know how it all started but with all of these luxury brands that seems to be authentic adding the experience and rich-feel moment for their customers seems to be effective.

But those that are super wealthy could do that they don't have to look at the tag price. They spend to useless things and that just adds fun to the wealth that they have. However that I think that the majority of them still spend by looking at the price tag and might even react on how expensive a thing is.

They are all different, there are the real rich that don't look at the price tags and there goes the rich class too but lives like broke and reacts to any expensive price tags.

When you're poor, you can't buy what you want and what you need. When you reach middle-class income levels, you are now able to afford what you need, and what you want. Once you get rich and are able to buy what you want, what you need, and some more, that's when you're able to buy stuff that you think you want, but not really. We can't hate people for wanting the finest things in life, we at some point wanted to fly in first-class too, or perhaps that wine bottle worth more than the dinner bill you paid for. It's all about being able to afford it.

Trust me, no matter how financially adept you are you're liable to buy expensive shit as well when you have the money. I used to say to myself that I won't buy over-the-top stuff when I get rich, only things that I need and some that I want, eventually when I got the capability thanks to crypto I find myself spending money on stuff that are considered luxury by many. And I think that's okay. You can't take your money to your grave, so might as well spend it while you're alive.

I wouldn’t pay attention to the prices in the grocery store if I had a few million sitting in the bank.

If you read about the lives of millionaires, you will find out that these are very greedy people. And this is confirmed by the fact that in my social circle there are also wealthy people who, out of their principles, will not give anyone an extra dollar. And I don't know if this behavior is inherent in their nature, or if they believe that this behavior helps them get rich faster. But I think the point is that they save on themselves: they hem clothes, repair equipment, buy inexpensive food, and therefore they believe that since you can't spend an extra dollar on yourself, then even more so on other people.

When it comes to buying any product, I always check the quality of products first weather it is worth or not because buying cheap quality's product at high price. this is not intelligent. We have to purchase those things which we really want. If the product has quality then I don't have problem to spend handsome amount on particular product. People have different habits to spend, I have seen many people who earn very les but when it comes to spend they never think about their income but all people are not the same and those who become wealthy, some continue to maintain the same habits of watching every penny.

Surely, no one wants to buy things that are not worth the price, but I think being rational about price also comes with the fact that one has limited funds or budget. Not looking at the price tags when purchasing things mean you actually want that thing, you know it's expensive, you already know it's worth it, it has quality and you're able to afford it.

Before choosing to buy the product that we are going to buy, I think there is no harm in looking at the price of the product whether it matches the quality or not, because if we buy a product whose quality is not good at an expensive price then we will lose out on buying it because If you have spent a lot of money on an item whose quality is not good, it is important to check the price of the item and also the quality of the item before we choose to buy the item that we are going to buy.

Everyone certainly has different habits in spending the income they have to buy an item they want. For those who have a high income, of course they will not think about the price of the item they are going to buy and of course they will look at the quality of the item to see whether it is worth it. buy it or not, and those who have a moderate income will certainly manage their expenses well if they want to buy an item.

Rich people like to buy things in a big super markets while poor people like to buy things in the ordinary road sides Market because there is no price tag in the road side Market while in the super markets the prices are already tag to the goods or products which the poor people can afford to buy so instead they prefer the local markets to the standard super markets.

To make money is good but rich is from the heart and not the appearance. Rich people like to use those super markets because from their thinking, they don't want to mingle with those poor people in the general road side Markets. But the sweetness of anyone is to mingle with the poor in the market and buy things. Now through there you will know the feelings of the poor and prices of things and not already tagged prices.

I don't think rich people will like to buy things that are not up to to the amount of money tag on it. And that is where the poor like to price it to reduce it. But some rich people really buy things without pricing. As they see the price they would picked it if the goods or the product enter eyes. They would not like to know the quantity but the quality.

Those who say this are the people who are not rich. They are trying to get rich and not looking at the price tag is their target. But those who are rich especially those who have worked hard to become rich, they never ignore the price tag. Rich people don't even buy branded stuff. Maybe a little bit just show off but when it comes to day-to-day use, then never go for brand or expensive things.
I mean, there's also the thing about trust. When you buy something from a well-known company, you are getting some kind of guarantee or warranty for that product. You never know what the future holds for you so having an insurance for your products could be a good thing. Maybe that's why they spend a little bit extra to have that as a security and people assumes that they only focus on buying branded things.

But as I said, being rich does not equal to not looking at the price tag. When you work hard in order to achieve your dream or success and become rich, you do consider looking at things to find out their quality and worth. Those who wants to be rich think that rich people don't look at the tag. But it's totally the opposite. They search for quality and insurance that's why they pay a little bit more and know that it's going to be better quality. And when those things are ensured they just pay whatever it's worth.

In the end, it's just a figure of speech for those who are truly financially wealthy.
Because if we are really rich, of course it adjusts and for socialites like that they don't really care about prices, even some of the shops they go to sometimes don't include prices for the goods they buy or the food they order. but for people in the lower middle class the concept is not like that and things like that are only used as an idiom that when we buy the baramg we want to not really look at the price that is meant in that case just not to think about it and still be able to buy it even though the price spent is quite large.

As I think the person who is more rich didn't care about the any price of any thing, he can only need the thing and sometimes if he didn't need a thing he can easily buy it without any tension or without any stress. But the person who is from middle class family or even in now a days due to inflation we have seen most of the people didn't manage their monthly things. They didn't even fulfil their needs.

So, this is the thing that mostly he considered means rich people can be as rich as when the go to any hotel or any other place where they want to go, the didn't face any problem in going there and they didn't have difficulties in spending money their, they can easily buy different type of things there without looking at the price of the things as given.

Which people you are describing as rich?

Actual rich people want exclusive things on everything they use so they won't prefer supermarkets either and they look for tailor-made goods which will fit perfectly for them.

“If you have to ask, you can't afford it”! It's something for luxury stores and art pieces, investments in things that can get more expensive with time, as you said, rich people buy what they like, and if they get in some "money trouble" they will just resell it!

But I definitely agree with you, this proposal is relative... watching a price tag or asking for a price is something we all do, it's a normal thing. Nobody wishes to get scammed and spend more than something is worth, so we all do it and we wage it in our thoughts and compare it with other stuff and prices we know.

Depends on where did you get that money on which there would really be that a difference in between to those people who got rich because of extreme hard work and perseverance and discipline compared into those people who had get their riches in terms of those sudden wins in lottery, inheritances or whatsoever that do connects about easy money or simply that they hadnt been able to work hard for. Then something that do talks about spending then it would really be that something that will really be that having that behavior on trying out to buy things even if its not necessary or worthy of its price but somewhat each person does have their own taking on how they would really be gonna handling themselves if they are really that on such condition or status.

Just like on what you have said that its impossible that you would really be just simply buying things without having trying to look at on whats its usage or benefits.
Even rich people wont really be having that kind of careless purchase on something yet we know that money isnt something that could be having forever and if you are really that careless enough on
things on your spending then dont wait up for the situation that you would be experience some shortage or talking about bankruptcy on which we know that money
could really be that easily be spent up.

I believe the statement is just an idiomatic expression  which means to afford anything regardless of price and has not to worry whether his cash is enough or not.


Wise buyer surely do this, they always weigh the price and the personal assessment value of the item before purchasing it.  Rich people who knows financial management always do this kind of thing called value buy.  I even often see well-off people looking for promos and sales that they think is a good deal in relation to the price when I happen to work as a student assistant in a dept. store, in my college years.

Some times it isn't called being rich but being irresponsible or doesn't manage their money properly.
I know some people who does that and they would sometimes borrow money just to make it till their next pay day.
Sometimes even if you have the money you need to know if the product is overpriced or is it really worth it.

But this is still for important items, even rich people (people who have a lot of money) will be very smart in managing their finances, they will not arbitrarily spend their money except for their wants and needs.

I think so too, no one wants to buy something of inappropriate quality.
Rich people are intelligent people and they have quite sharp judgment in looking at something regardless of whether it is a promotional price or not, but what is certain is whether it is expensive or not as long as it is worth it.
And the meaning of rich people not looking at prices in my opinion is when they want to fulfill their desires, such as quality branded goods which are definitely expensive of course and they buy regardless of price because they have enough money and don't interfere with other needs.

Wealth is always narrated by financial strength, assets and other forms of possessions that we have, wealth often makes the difference between one person and another. Human patterns vary in seeing the appropriateness of spending money on inappropriate payments, but for those who see opportunities, the appropriateness will be proportional to the investment value they buy in products that have resale value in the future. How many products have inappropriate purchase value and some rich people see this as an opportunity to make money in the future.

The difference between rich people and truly rich people is in the quality of their thinking, they buy things that are not appropriate for financial business needs, while rich people usually have the satisfaction of showing off to other people. Thought patterns will be very different and maybe some people do things based on considerations for their lives and after all, we ourselves know when we want to do something.

I'm betting you that once you're so rich, you will definitely not look at the price tag, you are saying that right now because you're not rich or anything like that but once you're there, it's a whole different ball game. You'll probably only worry about the price tags if it costs you a million dollars or probably billion dollars but the hundred thousand levels price tag, you're not going to be worried about those anymore.

Well I am not rich but I do know some people that do have alot of extra money. And they can be some of the most cheap people there is.
Some of the time people are very rich is because they do not spend alot of the money they have. So if they are cheap with their money they will have more.
I think if I was a rich person I would still look at the price tags. I want to get a good deal and not think  I am being taken advantage for just since I have alot of money.

that's how people being wise in budgeting and savings, They keep on saving and investing so when the time came that they need money, they have something in their pockets. Example on what happened last pandemic season in our country, government announced lock down then all of a sudden, people goes to Supermarket and grocery store to buy stock foods and essential without hesitation and without having a budget list and it doesn't matter to them how much the total cost as long as they already secured their needs during the lockdown. In that way, you'll see that those normal people we don't think have money are actually rich in a simple way.

"Being rich = not looking at price tag" - from my point of view this is totally wrong, as this means that a person can afford things. There are people whos fortune is estimated in millions or billions, but they have thousands on bank accounts only. Also people can use credit opportunities to buy things, they also dont look at price tags, but command to wrap item and go execute a deal.

Just like what most people are saying, the rich people always make there things different but not all, now in this case not all rich men, the mind controls everything in human life so if any rich man doesn't care about the price that's just the persons mindest. cause since they have money they will buy anything they want regardless the price, even if the price keeps increasing they will still buy. But haven't heard about this price tag maybe I will observe, supermarkets these days put price on the product so everyone can see the amount of that product instead of asking questions, so placing the price of the product on the product I think everyone can see both rich and poor so I clearly don't understand. Although, it's better everyone should manage their money both rich and poor.

Not only how much one possesses, but how one uses those things. Rich people buy luxury goods to show off. These things rarely appreciate, therefore this is a short-term play. As you noted, the truly wealthy invest in real estate, stocks, and rare collectibles. Their wealth increases in value and number. They know money is about growth and sustainability, not just possession

Regarding your human patterns, the psychological components of financial actions are intriguing. The rich may buy for quick enjoyment or social status, reflecting a deeper need for affirmation. The truly wealthy appear to think differently. A well-executed financial strategy fills them with intellectual joy, not social acceptance. It's long-term gains and life ambitions that drive their decisions. This mindset may define riches. You should consider why you acquire anything and how it fits into your life strategy

I guess it depends on what kind of stuff they are planning to buy. There are also levels of the rich. 7 digit millionaires might not care when shopping in a mall but they will absolutely ask for the price when it comes to very expensive cars and real estate. Most millionaires if not all cannot afford super yachts.

But even to the richest people in the world, there are still things they consider asking for the price. Elon Musk for example is worth over $200 billion but he needed partners and investors when he acquired Twitter. So it all depends on the level of the rich and the stuff they are into.

I think it just means that they want to experience that when you want those items, you don't need to look at the price because no matter how much it is, you can afford it. It's not like before that even if you really like the items, you have to check the price before you buy why? Because your money has a limit or it may not be enough. So some people say that because they come from a poor family and that was their situation before. So they worked hard to get to the point where they no longer need to look at the price or hesitate to touch the items because they already have money.

Rich people aren't bothered by scams and stuff unless it is something that takes away a significant part of their wealth which barely happens. So small scammers, shopkeepers, or anyone else who takes extra money or tries and scam rich people are not going to affect them negatively and they don't even pay attention to such small things because their wealth doesn't get lower if they pay a few hundred dollars extra if they are buying something expensive already.

You are right about big stores not having price tags. Stores, shops, markets, or any other place where only rich people go, they don't put price tags on things because as far as I know, people who are rich find it offensive for things that they buy or eat or use in any other way to have price tags.

Almost most people describe wealth like that and when we have a lot of money, assets and other possessions we will be considered rich in financial terms. In essence, we also have to differentiate between people who are truly rich and people who are rich just to show off the things they have. Rare collectibles will become quite valuable in the future and real estate also has good potential for making money. Truly rich people are much wiser in using their money for business because they study the potential for what will happen in the future. Social life will be influenced by the extent to which our relationships can compensate and not force ourselves to have luxury items to show off and almost no one who is truly rich does this.

There is nothing wrong with buying luxury items for use, but as previously discussed, buying something is based on what is appropriate and perhaps the wealth you have is in accordance with the item you want to buy. The most striking difference is that rich people who like to show off usually don't buy goods using cash but rather buy them by taking out loan and the like. This is what differentiates people who are truly rich from rich people who want to show off their luxury to others.

What makes someone rich is because they realize that earning money is difficult and in this way they manage so that they don't spend money carelessly and that is the key to their wealth. So rich people keep looking at price tags because it is very important for them to know how much money they have spent, even in some cases they are very careful about price tags and compare them in several places to see which one is the cheapest and with that they can save more. Unless the person is a rich fool, they probably don't look at the price tag when buying something.

That's how it should be. We check the price of the product and decide if it's worth its price. The saying "becoming rich means you don't have to look at price tag" I interpret it this way -if you became rich or at least financially stable, regardless of the price of the specific product, you can afford it to pay because you have enough money.

But it doesn't necessarily mean you'll buy anything just because you're capable to pay. Of course, we need to check if the product is not overprice and worthy to buy. We also need to be wise knowing that money is not easy to earn. Rich people are aware of that especially those who started not being a well-off.

No matter how rich you tend to be, there is always a need to know price tag on a commodity so that you can check yourselfout, before you embarrass yourself publicly. Sometimes rich men don't go out with enough cash and even your credit/ATM card might disapoint you. There by making you look as if you are not eligible for who you poss yourself as
. Meanwhile you have it in your bank account maybe probably

Its interesting how you think about wealth and how you can tell the difference between real wealth and showy wealth. Indeed, getting rich isnt just about getting more stuff; its also about using what you have wisely. What makes you truly rich is not just what you own, but how you think about things. Real estate and rare collectibles are good investments for the future because the rich know how valuable things are that go up in value over time. However, people are often pressured by their social groups to show off their money. Genuinely wealthy people dont give in to this. They know that real wealth isnt just flashy titles, but also stable finances.

I agree that buying fancy products on credit is a sign of showy riches. Its more about keeping up appearances of wealth than actually having a lot of money. What is the most important thing to remember? Managing and growing your wealth is more important than just spending it on nice things. Real wealth isnt just flashy money, its smart spending.

Totally depending on someones personality imho, we do know that there are even people who arent even rich would really be loving to show off on whats new into them and there are really indeed people like that
without even trying to realize that even those millionaires around would really be just simply loving on wearing up simple shirt and shorts without much those jewelries or whatsoever unlike into those people
who do really love on showing off. On the time that they've been able for someone to overtake out about their posession then they do usually get angry or getting annoyed. This had been already a common
behavior as of this moment and its not something that you could really be able stop.

As a rich person then it would really be that normal that you would really be that always skeptical on buying things without having any real purpose or something that could really be beneficial on your part.
This is how real rich people would be thinking and not into those wannabes who do really just love for them to be called rich but on the time hits that financial problems
then this is where they would really be usually whine and would really be that tending to explain that they shouldnt have done this or done that.
Though it would be depending on you since its your money then its just normal that you would be having that full control.

  That's also what I know about most of the rich people, and of course for them, every cent they spend is too much because they know the hardship they went through before they reached the success of having financial freedom.

  Maybe the other rich people who don't look at the price tag anymore are the children of the rich who were born really rich because they haven't really experienced how to maintain the wealth that their parents have; they don't have that yet. Maybe they think that's why they don't have the price tag because all they know is that their parents are rich. You know what they want to point out.

It depends, I guess.

Lot of rich people don't bother about the pricetag because they can afford it even though they just want it. They don't care about a certain thing, if they want it, they'll buy it, simple as that. They have that kind of mindset since they have plenty of money to the point where they don't know where to spend it anymore. Pricetags at supermarket or in any luxury shop is just a normal thing to them, they don't even bother looking at it.

But there are few rich people who don't really like to spend their money on random things, they like investments and businesses, so they can have more money to spend on things they wanted to have in the future.

I agree, it really depends on the person on how they spend their money. But some of them are the same as the second you mentioned. Rich people spend wisely, they only use their money for the things that can bring them money, and also for their daily needs.

Yes that's right, in terms of finance it really depends on a person's personality and character that he has, there are rich people who really value their money by not being too excessive in terms of buying something that is not really important to them, and also there are rich people who really like to squander their money even for something that is not really important, I think it's no harm and really out of the control of others because obviously they have freedom in terms of choosing something they want even though basically it's not entirely the best thing to do.

For the second point that I said above is none other than because maybe they think that they have considerable power in terms of finance, so maybe what they do is as a form of appreciation for the financial achievements they have managed to achieve even though basically it is not very good to do. But in general, in my view, usually rich people will be more considerate when they want to spend money, one of the reasons why they can reach the point of wealth because they have very good financial management, and with that it is only natural that they can achieve this wealth, and yes that's right friends, usually rich people prefer to allocate their money for positive things and the point they think is how to make the money grow and generate a lot of profit.

I believe that you just need to save and this will give you success in terms of savings. And this is explained by the fact that there is a principle of Compound Interest. You save and multiply the deposit, right? This means that every dollar spent now will not allow you to get $ 10 later. Which, in turn, you could then turn into $100.

So you need to earn money, but at the same time you need to save a lot.
As people say, you need to observe the golden mean, balance.

People often have some thinking through which they make their ideas like I say that when we are going through some difficult situation and passes by it then as this time there must be a help needed and we call for other to help us in that difficult situation. Same there are many people who still have money and they they achieve all the things which they want whether it has even a very high price and even no one can buy it. But when there are a person habit and a person follow its best then only he can achieve that and can take it alone.

There are even those who are willing to pay high prices for goods that they don't need, yes... that's a hobby. Someone who has a hobby will easily spend money for their pleasure, they pay a lot of money for their pleasure, it's worth it, isn't it? Seems unwise, but I don't blame it. Even though they have paid attention to the price tag before, their sense of not minding paying a lot for what they want is still at a normal stage, and their hobby will not last a lifetime (in my opinion).

If we don't feel like we are rich, it's a good idea to always consider the usefulness of goods, quality and price when buying products. Also adjust the ability of our human resources to use the product. The price tag matters to people who aren't yet rich, and it doesn't matter to some people who are already very rich.

Therefore, they work hard to become rich because they realize that this is difficult for anyone to do unless he or she has been good at doing business for decades to build great wealth.

Looking at product labels is important because if you don't pay attention to this, it will be easier to be deceived with clear products but high price tags, so those of us who know will feel annoyed with what we experience, so whoever is rich or ordinary people who have mediocre money looks at the label is certain because they will see the price comparison and other products.

Not a few with that case even many rich people are always selective in choosing their usual products, rich people are smarter in choosing products at the right price.

I think what they are trying to explain is that you won't worry about the price of things, even when it is expensive you can easily afford and again when you are rich your taste changes, this happens naturally but the problem most people have is that they start accumulating liabilities instead of increasing their assets, this is how most of them end up losing their wealth because they end up in debt and won't be able to pay it back

That's right, a rich person can buy everything he wants regardless of price, no matter how expensive he will buy it if that is what he wants, but again most rich people will not spend money carelessly because basically rich people are people who are smart at managing finances so they will be clever in organizing and controlling it.
However, the impact will be on those who pretend to be rich or want to look rich by buying expensive things so that it will be detrimental to themselves.

The choice of many rich people is due to the need for job specifications, they buy things such as perfume according to their needs, perhaps because they don't feel confident if they use cheap things because of the influence of their circle, even if they go to a food theme, if they go to a restaurant, they choose a luxurious design. The downfall of those who are rich is that they sometimes prioritize prestige because they have to use luxury items and when eating, the variety of food must be extravagant and the choice of place is also exclusive.

So sometimes what they do is a bit excessive if we look at it. But personally, when I buy certain items, I pay attention to their use and quality, if the price is right, I buy them.

And we know that there are indeed people who are really that liking to shows off or want to impress other people and there are ones who doesnt really care about other peoples views as long they do have that money or richness on which its something that cant really be taken from you if you are really just that sensible on what you are spending. There are ones who doesnt mind about on how he/she spends because they do know that they can really be able to afford. Its not really that bad on having those kind of behavior as long you would really be that responsible when it comes to spending because buying up something as a form of some
sort of reward into yourself wont really be that bad.

Just be sure that you are really just that everything should really be on moderation so that later on, you wont really be finding yourself on great problem or issues with your financial.
If you could afford it, then buy it but its not also bad on having those kind of consideration on trying to look whether its really that worth on buying or already that excessive or not.
It would really be that impossible that you cant really be able to assess whether it would be viable or already that not relevant or already that too lavish on spending.
Well, yes its your money but we know that there's no such thing about unlimited into this world, this is why you should really be that careful.

maybe but if you are very rich and want to buy clothes or food maybe you won't look at the label or price before buying it because if we are very rich everything will be free unless we want to buy a business or build a business we will negotiate as cheaply as possible.
That's how rich people I know work

Not being worried about the price  of a product does not mean you won’t have to know how much you’re paying for the product.
When wanting to purchase something from a buyer, the price of the commodity is something that’s not easily overlooked. I think most people irrespective of how wealthy they are, would want to know how much they’re paying for a product.
Following your logic, can someone  be considered poor or average if he decides to check how much the product is worth?

You’re probably not being serious about the bet but you shouldn’t be in a hurry to place bets without first knowing your chances.

People without looking a tag don't care too much about the money because they afford it already but some of them have a different story, some of them are already rich enough so they dont take too much affected on the price, and some of them just really care about the hard work earned money so they spend those wisely because they know how to get give time and effort to have this amount. It depends on the person how they handle their money its nothing if you are rich now but you are not financially literate soon if this continuously happens spending not wisely they will lose that money I'm not saying this always happens but it happens.

That mindset by the people you read shows a wrong approach, the one a person focused on consuming would show. If I was rich, I wouldn't want to spend more than what is good, independently on being worth the price asked or not. Just look at how calm and happy are minimalists. I don't mean to get to such an extreme, but to a balance between that and the other one, more obvious, followed by the majority.

Most people think: if I was rich I would buy... but only a few think: of I was rich, how happily would I live being financially free, and how many people would I be able to make happy too...

Even now, many people, particularly in civilized places, continue to do so. Where people are looking for a method to make a living,
Of course, because we want to survive despite the fact that we are not wealthy, we will not waste money without a sense that we need to.

And it's natural for those of us who aren't wealthy to consider the price; even wealthy individuals, I believe, do so because they respect the money they make.

But it seems that perhaps the richest people in the world will no longer look at the price tag when shopping for something that falls into the daily necessities category. They will only be interested in the price of limited edition items with high value.

But this term might also describe the life of someone who already has complete financial freedom. Where they no longer need to work to make money. Because they already have many companies that are managed by people appointed by us. which are spread throughout the country. And our account continues to be filled with incoming transfers. But is there really such a thing? ;D

Price tag don't show how much rich you are. If you are a rich person you don't need any kind show of. You can see those type of reach people who don't  wear high price accessories. They don't waste there money who started his journey from the poor to reach they actually know the value of money. That's why everybody people don't show the price tag because they think showing price tag is waste of money.

I don't know, but for me, I come across this statement alot and I have always understood it in a different way.

And here is how I myself understand it, when someone says he or she wanna be rich in such a manner that they wont or don't have to look at a price tag, what I personally understand this statement to mean is that, the person wanna be so rich that the price of whatever they want won't be the reason why they can't buy that thing.

For example, let's use the Lamborghini, so many crypto users love Lamborghini and would love to own one, but majority of current crypto users can't afford to buy it not because they don't like it, but because of the price tag, which they can't afford at the moment.

When someone is super rich, and he or she wants to buy a Lamborghini, and the dealer charges $800,000, it is now up to the person to buy it cus he or she has the money, and even if he or she ends up not buying the lambo, it shouldnt be because he or she cannot afford it due to the price tag..

This is how I understand this statement, not the way the you(op) put it.

When you are dating with your dream girl so you have to be rich :D

-I want this honey, I'm hungry babe, Ovvv isn't it soo cutee?
-Take it my wallet babe!

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Jokes aside, wealth isn't only about power to buy something. Yes its one of the cruical things but if you keep doing like that you will end up being poor.

Even among the wealthy, there can only be a select few who don't give a damn about the cost of the item they wish to purchase.

Even those who have experienced financial independence would nonetheless consider the cost of the goods they wish to purchase. Just because they are wealthy doesn't mean they will purchase any goods at any price. Prior to anything else, they will double-check their spending limit and budget. For them, squandering money carelessly and not receiving it back can leave them penniless if caution is not exercised.

Those who don't struggle or suffer in their life to make a living, are the ones who can care less about looking at the price tag of the product they want to buy because they don't hustle hard to make a living each day of their life

If you are still looking at price tag then you are not wealthy. Wealthy people literally don't do shopping on their own because they have people assigned to do this jobs so it is not possible for them to look at price tag. All the prominent people from all works of life don't usually engage in this type of things. Their only interest is to see whatever they required available. What products is worthy of buying is someone's else headache.

These words are just jokes or motivational words, just like the sentence "work as if you will live forever".
but I am the type of person who will not buy an item if the price is not appropriate or unreasonable. for example, if eating for $10 can make you full then why should you spend $100. It's not uncommon for me to see someone buy a bag for $10k, even though for $100 he could also get a bag with the same function. but I realize that everyone's mindset is different, as long as he gets money in the right way it doesn't matter to me.

Rich people are only generous and would not mind the price tags if those items would be a lot helpful and valuable to them. Because if not, they will surely never dare buying those items even if they are just cheap, knowing they can't get any benefits from it.

However, I have also seen rich people who goes into shopping and declares sky is the limit. Obviously, they are those people who just want to overspend and have fun. And they never look at the price tags, but end up complaining with how high the amount they have to pay with such not so valuable stuffs.

its more of personality i think, some people might be having minimalistic and realistic thinking only wasting their money on something that truly beneficial for them and the other rich people might be buying supreme today and dior the next day no one knows, but whats important is that they have the income that keep them from being broke despite all those things and despite becoming very consumtive then that'd be fine for them.
only problem is when someone buying something that is out of their financial capability then that will be the worst financial move ever.
so in this regard i think whether rich people looking at price tag or not, simlpy not a way to judge the financial capability of each individual since its really have no correlation with wealth at all. I mean you can be just ordinary individual with no excessive amount of wealth and wouldn't look at price tag when you're shopping at dollar tree.

I think there's nothing wrong in spending something that you deserve, as long as you have the means of buying it. Just a little token of appreciation for yourself but it is case to case basis, If you have no extra fund for leisures and wants, then prioritze all the needs only. it is always better to have something to saved than spending it to nonsense things.

This is not really a general thing I would say. I have met rich people who don't spend any money at all and check prices on everything. Owning multiple house and having enough money for the rest of their life and still they only buy the cheapest clothes and eat a lot of fast food. And there is the opposite, people who don't have a lot of money but want to seem rich and spend a lot to seem like they don't care about the price tags. This comes down to your upbringing and how money was generally treated in your family. Whenever I buy something there are two factors I look at, quality and price. There needs to be a strict  relationship between the two and even if I had millions on my bank account I would still check the two before any bigger purchase. It's fine to pay a high price for a product as long as it's high quality and is going to last long time. Saving money to buy a cheap product that breaks down after a few months is not going to be worth it. The same goes for expensive products that are unnecessary, just because I have a lot of money doesn't mean I need to spend it all.

Many rich people easily buy everything they want even though they don't really need it. This is not a problem if they can still afford it and not harm others, but nowadays many people impose a luxurious lifestyle to be seen by others, because the environment encourages everyone to be luxurious and of course especially young people. This has happened in my country, many of them impose a luxurious lifestyle even though others know that they can buy it by borrowing money, this is a problem, because the environment encourages them to always look luxurious in order to get praise from everyone and that praise will make them happy. in my opinion, the reason they do things like this is because of the prestige attached to them. So they impose a luxurious lifestyle by borrowing money from others. There are only a few people or easy children who appear sober and confident with what they have even though it is not included in luxury. So it all comes back to yourself who will determine how to go forward.

The fact is that, richness come with different types of behaviour, but I don't think this behavior is seen in everyone, some chose the life the live, they don't allow wealth to control or intoxicate them, when we talk about price tag checking of a thing, I will say that it will amount to high level of rascality for a rich person to purchase what he or she does not need because may be he could afford it and it wouldn't affect his wealth in any form, I think think this is a bad idea and poor decision, despite that when most rich people are out for shopping they don't have a specific budget, they just buy things, once they are satisfied that ends it, anyways every person to their own decision.

Good analogy but at the end of the day everyone has their own satisfaction in this regard and indeed the richer we are the more customized we will be in terms of anything whether it's food, fashion or maybe even lifestyle. Although not all of them are like that but the average will eventually become like what is happening now where in the end the standard of wealth will also adjust the lifestyle that we do.
I don't want to take other people's examples because I feel like that where when I previously did not have a family and lived on a mediocre salary just for daily needs regardless of what brand of cigarette I smoke or food I eat I can still do it but when I have more money than I earn every month and I already feel that I am comfortable enough with the economy that I have then I also expect something more from the lifestyle that is done.
Maybe some people say that this is an act of extravagance but in the end consciously or not the needs we have will adjust to the income we get every month and I think it is normal if it is not excessive.

There is a difference between the two models of wealth as we have discussed, which is about how someone does things based on precision. When you have sufficient assets, then why buy an item using a credited loan method? This is the striking difference between the model of a person who has real wealth and who tries to look rich. I see this in my environment and how rich people attract people's attention because they are thought to be able to buy expensive luxury goods, but in the end they themselves will face problems because they are unable to pay it off.

Managing wealth will be much easier when someone understands how to increase that wealth. Don't think about buying something to show off to people and this is the difference that makes it easier to judge people who are really rich from people who are trying to look rich. Truly rich people no longer buy things to show off but see this as a business to make a profit.

Maybe on the contrary, the richer we are, the more we will pay attention to prices. But with different views and goals. If we are not rich then we look for cheap price tags but quality. But when we are rich, maybe we will much prefer to look at quality first and then price. Or instead we look at the price tag and then match it with the quality.

But maybe if we are at the point where we no longer worry about money, we will start to stop paying attention to the price of small things. But for big things I think everyone will still look at the price tag first.

you could be right but it all depends. People with ultra high net worth will not look at the price of the food they eat anymore, but unless that person is buying shares or company needs, they will not only look at the price, they will also bargain the price until it is cheap.

I have the same view as you, it could be because of the money they have, including me, when I have more money, I don't care about the price I order and I am confident that if I have a lot of money, the important thing is to be happy.
On the other hand, if my wallet is not okay, I always ask first before ordering it because I'm worried that I won't be able to afford it. ;D

There is nothing wrong with buying things like that or food that costs that much, there are people who work to buy what they want, eat what they want and buy or give their family a good life. There is nothing wrong with what you said because that kind of mind set is common, to save money or something else. But I think sometimes you should also try to treat yourself, give yourself a gift because you deserve it.

There is nothing wrong and this context will branch out according to each person's mindset, everyone has different circumstances, has different goals and treats themselves differently.
but I agree with what @Rasa nanas said, buying according to function is wise, and the average rich person has that mindset, before they are at the point of not caring about the price "of the item they are going to buy" they prioritize function to achieve their goals, even though they want to splurge.

What the OP said contains the premise that we must have good finances, both from active/passive income that continues to run every month, by exceeding the cost of our personal needs, meaning we need to work hard to get to the point where you no longer care about "prices" when going shopping because we have a lot of money.

This is another concerns with people when they go for shopping most times being rich doesn't mean we shouldn't look at price because the money is there or we have enough funds to foot the bills that is to crown it up most rich people are the ones who always loves bargaining price when they go for shopping or found themselves in market. some people made their money in hard way and they have decided to utilize their money amicably that is what most rich people hardly give out to people that are in need of help.

thats true as long as its moderated self reward it will be okay but some people are justifying being consumptive because of self reward which I think might be detrimental to the well being of their financial conditions and in this case should be conscious that whether their self reward is truly a self reward or just being consumptive in disguise.
the thing with managing money is really hard, i mean the topic could be very well saying that being rich means not looking at price tag but that only happen when they are buying some stuff thats definitely so cheap they could afford it without thinking but what about some expensive stuffs like private jet and many more would they still not looking at price tag I doubt that.
its matter of how expensive the stuff is, after all rich is relative, you can consider yourself rich and well off when you can buy house and car, but some rich people might consider that just middle class.

Some guys both old and new they see it not necessary to ask for price. because they believe that before coming to the super market they have vowed to pay any price because they have the money.  Some alway go for the expensive ones, so as when they are back from the super market dey brag or bost about the amount they spent on there clothes, where as they had the opportunity to price the commodity, but choose pride over lesser price. rich kid always want there own thing to be the Best. Even if two things has thesame shape and colour they will choose one and pay higher, to let you know there own is special than yours. That's why business men and women always take advantages of their ignorance.

But there are also many people who, as they get richer, become more careful in looking at prices and determining value. Usually rich people with business backgrounds always care about prices. Because maybe they have been used to it since before they became rich. But for children who have rich parents, these are the ones who usually don't care about prices and will buy whatever they want without looking at the price. They become like that because they don't know that making money is difficult for some people. These children are too pampered because everything is available, be it money or whatever, because their parents are rich. But I'm sure the child's parents will always look at prices even though they are already rich. Because he knows how difficult it is to build wealth.

I know a few people in my local area who have illegally acquired many assets, I have seen them spend excessively on unnecessary things and Can't  think twice about product pricing. But for those who have worked hard, made sacrifices, and put in the time and effort to earn their money, every dollar is worth it. They understand the real cost of things and are more aware of their spending. They know the feeling of seeing their hard-earned money slip through their fingers, which is why they're more likely to look at price tags and make informed decisions about their purchases. This understanding of the value of money comes from experience and hard work and is something that cannot be taught or bought.

Yes you are right, before they were rich they must have had a business that made them rich. Also with shopping it may be true that you said they are still careful about the price of an item. But shameless children who have parents with abundant wealth do not think about the price when buying things, they tend to just want to enjoy their parents' wealth as they please, the worst of which is that they admit that they have a lot of money when it is only their parents' money.
There is nothing wrong with them enjoying their parents' wealth, but if they continue to use it casually it needs to be advised because the wealth that is obtained must be an effort that must be done, so if they want to enjoy wealth they should want to work or start a business to feel the process of achieving wealth.

these have lots of meanings, when you have less money you can't do a lot of things since you have to think of the rent and bills every month, what they really mean is that when you are earning enough you don't have to think twice on taking things unlike when you have less.
Rich people really think everything before they spend, because they don't wan't to make mistake that will cost them their fortune.

Price tag not always show how rich you are. Some who are rich people they always like to wear normal dresses not to much expensive and they didn't wast their money. Some people we have in our society they belong from middle class family. They wast their money to buy expensive outfits and other accessories. If you are thinking the expensive outfits wear person is rich then is it right ? That's the reason being rich not look at price tag.

This also brought how to teach our children how to preserved money and becoming more economical with any amount we have given them, most children doesn't care what amount they spent outside there and this doesn't show a good example that they can hold any wealth left in their custody if they don't plan to reduced their ways of spending on luxurious things or even without pricing whatever they comes across in the shopping center or mall. Most times we their parents would say I don't want my children to suffer or have any challenges at some point of their lives without knowing we are giving them the wrong steps to follow in life. Do you know that becoming more careful in your spending depends on the training your were given by your parents back then and this is depending on how they treat you and groom you up to learn in hard way instead of living wasteful life, so why can't we teach our children that way of life.

Well, this depends on our personalities and how we make this money in the first place. As for me, I can assure you that no matter how rich I am, I can't be so foolish not to look at the price tag, after all, I work for my money. Even if I want to waste money, that is not the right channel I would waste it,  I can take it to the less privileged, orphanages and the like of them.

You know, there are two types of rich people, we have the fools and the wise ones. You can easily know the foolish ones, they often earn money easily and through some means that are very cheap like online, big gambling hits, illegal deals and all that. But no matter how rich a wise one could be, the price must be known.

As a fact, rich people who sweat for their money are economics when it comes to money matters.

Obviously, that is human nature in general, even though they are economically prosperous, perhaps you could say materially rich, products and prices always go hand in hand with each other.

In terms of purchasing products, I often see rich people, those who are the most stingy and calculating in buying products, but I don't see those who are rich when they buy something without paying attention to the brand and type of product, I rarely see that, although there are 1 or two people who don't look at the product and just buy straight away without calculating the price, but the comparison is 1/10, even if there is one, but on average they are stingy.

Price tag for those who are rich, also careful calculations before buying, I once found someone who could be said to be economically excessive, but when shopping for one product, They bargain the price as low as possible, even though the product they want to buy is only $60, that's how rich people are, but it shouldn't be the same.

I am pretty sure this only goes for those who are born into riches. Everyone who had to earn their riches is probably more stingy with their money than the average person. Because they know the worth of a dollar more than anyone. So they definitely look at the price tags. The ones who do not know the worth of a dollar and have rich parents spoil them their entire lives are not going to look at price tags. But that is not a symptom of them being rich but rather them being the subjects of bad parenting.

The statement you convey refers to rich people who have a good mindset, so they choose a simple lifestyle, by appearing simple without thinking about a luxurious lifestyle. Also, they may prioritize the future so they may invest in the future.

Rich people like this tend to buy things that are needed and important to them in contrast to rich people who have a poor mindset, maybe they easily buy things they want even though they don't have an important function. In contrast to rich people who have a bad mindset, they easily buy everything without hesitation without looking at the price listed,  as long as they still have money they will buy it. They also seem to be more concerned with the current luxurious lifestyle, where they buy goods that have a high price value Such as clothing, vehicles and communication devices (,cell phones) So they should also be able to think about their future so they can have a bright future.

Do expensive things always reflect their true value? No, I do not think so. 
What something is worth is highly personal and depends on one's interests and means.  For example, someone obsessed with art can spend a small fortune on an original painting by a renowned artist, even if critics dont deem it a masterwork.  Those blessed with financial means, whether born into wealth or recent beneficiaries have the luxury of buying costly items on a whim.  Some may simply enjoy surrounding themselves with finer things  simply because they can.  Others employ extravagant possessions as status symbols to flaunt affluence and standing.  For them, emotion often overrides functionality where price tags are concerned.  But just because one can afford something doesnt intrinsically make it worthwhile.  Beauty, like value lies in the eye of the beholder and bank account of the buyer.

A lot of relies on this thread seems to tell me people actually think that rich folks do not bother with looking at the piece tag before making a purchase. If they make all purchases without wanting to know the prices, then a good portion of the chunk of their wealth would go towards purchases.
People actually working for their money would have a hard time making wild purchases without caring/giving much thought about the price of such goods. Earning more, you likely don’t have to worry about the price of some goods breaking your budget. That doesn’t mean you won’t know the price.

There are parents which are responsible and mindful about on their childrens life and behavior on which if ever they are really rich ones then it would be always best that you should really be training them on how
to handle up finances well even on a very young age so that at least on the time that they would really be going on their own, then they wont really be making themselves be putting up on a situation on which
they might be struggling about financial matters since they do know that they could be able to handle themselves and make out some wise decisions towards finances and this is something which it is really
that something crucial.

Somehow there are parents on which arent mindful about their children when it comes to this on which they would really be just simply living on the way they do live and since
they are financially capable then spending out money and providing their kids on lavish life wont really be an issue, im not saying that they are bound on messing up
bust most likely they would be if they wont really be that careful on wise on making decisions.

Irrespective of our financial situation, we shouldn't purchase items based off of impulse. This is what the rich do that makes them not to consider the price tags of the items. Once they want it, they get. Most rich people that I know of have a terrible relationship with money mostly because money is always at their back and call. I can say they don't respect it.
You may weep if you ever watch a documentary of the stupidest things bought by rich people that is so expensive and they never use again. Not all rich people are guilty of this but most of them.

Yeah, so many of them do guide their children or do I say council their children on financial management.
When you look at this kids or children they don't go buy whatever prices that are being tagged on products rather they would prefer to bargain price with seller or wholesaler, that is why most people in our country do say that Rich-men don't like buying expensive things except from the average women who loves showing up to people to know how they are.

No amount of money is just enough in settling for else you goes bankrupt of such one of the luxurious, irresponsible of the reckless spenders.

@ OP, this is depended on how the money for as made. Many are believed that the easier way the money was come, also so easier way the money would be spent because it is insighted that also so easier way more is come.
I believed that this is why hard earners such as Bitcoin investors are calculative in financial services expenditures and economically balanced.

Well, rich people have enough financial space to get reckless according to their limits. I heard a lot of stories coming from friends' personal experiences about wealthy people buying stuff like appliances and luxurious decorations only to throw them away in the next few days because they do not like them anymore. And there is nothing wrong with it except maybe those people who were already born rich since they need to give more value to the money they just inherited without hard work.

Many businesses failed when they were inherited by the founders next generations. That's because a lot of these people have no idea how their ancestors worked hard and gave value to money.

Well, that's just human nature I guess.  Even folks who got money coming out their ears still watch the price tags.  I once knew this lady loaded with cash, but she'd haggle over a 60 buck pair of shoes like her life depended on it.  Which is fair enough when you're on a budget, but come on. 

Anyway point is that people with money still care what things cost and  they'll compare prices and even bargain before taking out cash or swiping that credit card.  Can't say I blame them though.  I do the same when money's tight.