Halle Berry
The Oscar-winning actor Halle Berry was raised alongside her sister by a divorced mother who decided to singlehandedly take care of both of them. Even if she found great success in her adulthood as an actor, her teenage years left quite an impression on her.
That’s why, ever since then, she’s always been careful with the way she spends her money and very aware of all the nasty habits of celebrities when it comes to finances. She is extremely thankful for her good fortune, but one of her greatest fears is that she can easily lose everything.
“I’m not really someone who has to have ten cars and too many diamonds,” she added. She prefers saving a lot because she is always worried that her career could easily come to an end.
Warren Buffett
According to Bloomberg, Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett has a brand new net worth of $137 billion. With this amount of money in mind, you would think he would have moved into a huge mansion many years ago.
But in reality, he still lives in the same house he bought for only $31,500 in 1958. The “Oracle of Omaha” doesn’t like going to fancy dinners, and he spends less than four dollars on his favorite breakfast, which is an egg and cheese biscuit.
Carrie Underwood
Singer Carrie Underwood first appeared on the scene after winning “American Idol” in 2005, and ever since then, she’s had quite a successful career. She even told Oprah Winfrey in one of her interviews that she still likes doing her own laundry rather than handing the responsibility off to some underling.
“That’s what I do on my days off,” the singer explained. “We go to the laundromat. I get my quarters, and we do our laundry. I just don’t like other people doing it. It freaks me out.”
Well, what about your spending habits? Do you spend like these celebrities or the ones who definitely wouldn’t fit in this list? Let us know in the comment section!
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Hopefully they all have silver and gold tucked away. If you can’t hold it you may not own it?
This was a very interesting Review!! Thank You!! I Never knew that about Halle Berry!! That impressed me!! On the other hand, I absolutely knew that about Warren Buffet as I’ve attended many seminars who often spoke of Warren Buffet’s Frugal nature of spending!
If he’s so frugal who pays for all his cars…antique and otherwise? Or for all their environmental storages garages?
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