Big +1 to those suggesting you reconsider. I have a 6.5 digit multimeter, a Keithley DMM6500.
I was SUPER HAPPY when I received it. Wow, so nice, color LCD display, bunch of features... so exciting.
And you know what? I realize I dumped 1500$. I mean, it's a super nice instrument, but I could do just as well with a $150 used multimeter that would take less space on the bench. Bench multimeters are usually super big.
I like the suggestion about the RSR M9803R. Maybe you can consider some UNI-T models like the UT8802E/UT8803E/UT8804E.
Bottom line, yes maybe you should buy a bench multimeter. But consider that maybe you should not, or at least not an expensive one.
Also recently I got a 3478A... had to change all those RIFA capacitors, I will have to change its internal battery too... used meters often need work.
Some have display issues, VFD meters are often problematic in that regard.
Just sharing some possible issues with you so that you see all the big picture, hope this helps!