Stefano
Mon Feb 10 2025
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7 answers
1215
How much money is enough money?
I often wonder about the concept of 'enough money'. Is there a specific amount that can be considered sufficient? How do people define 'enough' when it comes to financial security and comfort?
MysticGlider
Thu Nov 28 2024
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7 answers
1239
Why is my card declining when I have enough money in my account?
I'm trying to use my card to make a purchase, but it's being declined. I checked my account and I have enough money, so I don't understand why it's not working.
Giulia
Mon Nov 11 2024
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5 answers
1095
Is $500,000 won enough in Korea?
I'm curious about the financial situation in Korea. Specifically, I want to know if winning an amount of $500,000 would be considered sufficient or adequate there. Would this sum of money provide a comfortable living in Korea?
KDramaLegendaryStar
Sun Nov 03 2024
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7 answers
1410
Is $1000 dollars enough in Vietnam?
I'm planning a trip to Vietnam and I'm wondering if $1000 dollars will be sufficient for my stay. I want to know if this amount can cover my expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, and some leisure activities.
CryptoBaron
Sun Jun 09 2024
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5 answers
711
What is the € 113 rule in Spain?｜One of these rules states that they may be asked to prove they have enough money to last them the duration of their stay. – meaning a family of four visiting for a week must have at least €3,175.20.Each holidaymaker must be able to show they have €113.40 per day of their trip
Could you please explain the €113 rule in Spain to me? I've heard that travelers are required to prove they have sufficient funds for their entire stay. Does this mean that a family of four planning a one-week vacation would need to demonstrate possession of at least €3,175.20? Additionally, how does the daily amount of €113.40 per person work? Is this an average or a minimum requirement for each day of the trip? I'm curious to know more about this rule and how it applies to different travel scenarios.
