Silver Purse
someone who is “tight with money” or a “cautious spender”. he/she doesn’t part with their money easily. this person (usually a female) may spend money on a quality item that is viewed to be worth the price. the term silver purse is thought to be english or scottish origin.
there’s no way she’ll buy us a round of drinks, she has the silver purse.
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