I gave up a luxury cruise and scaled back my 60th birthday plans to afford an $11,000 ticket to the World Cup final

Fuente: Business Insider

May Lee with her father at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Courtesy of May LeeMay Lee, a lifelong soccer fan, bought a ticket for the World Cup final for $10,925. She scaled back travel plans for her 60th birthday to afford the ticket.

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