In Reply to: What do people here consider rich anyways? Net worth number including residence. posted by blue on 2012-03-02 11:32:25

• What do people here consider rich anyways? Net worth number including residence.  -  blue  2012-03-02 11:32:25 (110 views)
• If you have a butler and 10+ bedrooms and drive a Rolls-Royce.  -  altamont  2012-03-03 09:20:38 (43 views)
• Here's my honest answer: I consider myself rich.  -  altamont  2012-03-03 09:25:22 (57 views)
• You are more likely to have a happy life I think.   -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-04 13:29:32 (21 views)
• good answer   -  shikantaza  2012-03-03 13:36:21 (22 views)
• Rich means you have the option of not working   -  Shallow Hal  2012-03-02 15:22:58 (24 views)
• When you see both sides on the subject of the tragic fall of the super rich to only very wealthy.   -  fanofnothing  2012-03-02 15:14:58 (28 views)
• I don't really understand the term "rich" any more.   -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-02 14:12:18 (29 views)
• I think most people believe the term applies to anyone with more money than they do   -  buzz  2012-03-02 14:19:10 (33 views)
• I'm so rich I am Ellis Acting tenants! Fuck yeah!   -  gribble the mispost master  2012-03-02 14:14:32 (32 views)
• You're planning on moving into the building, or attempting to sell the units off as TICs?   -  Carla Beefcurtain (Warriors Superfan since 1984)  2012-03-02 14:19:15 (33 views)
• We live in the building already - we are discontinuing rentals  -  gribble the mispost master  2012-03-02 14:29:18 (55 views)
• Enough $ in the bank so you can live well on the interest, say $200k per year  -  nomad  2012-03-02 13:24:57 (59 views)
• To me, there's only really two categories of wealthy: comfortable and fuck-you.  -  live  2012-03-02 12:59:52 (70 views)
• Not to be confused with "fuck you money."  -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-02 16:44:55 (43 views)
• Whatever the top 10 percent or so is  -  buzz  2012-03-02 11:56:22 (71 views)
• Outside of stats. The question is what you consider it to be wit your value systems/experiences  -  blue  2012-03-02 12:11:55 (62 views)
• Enough to keep living the way I'm living now.  -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-02 15:12:52 (44 views)
• So, a nice house and property, 2-3 horses, a Bobcat, and 7 guitars.   -  BackseatGM  2012-03-02 19:53:41 (24 views)
• Yeah, with a few vacations and clean air.  -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-03 10:04:24 (30 views)
• And of course I forgot the most important things.  -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-04 13:31:07 (26 views)
• I don't really ask people what their net worth is, and it depends largely on context  -  buzz  2012-03-02 14:07:27 (56 views)
• Really? It's the first thing I ask about at cocktail parties.  -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-02 15:16:23 (45 views)
• Yep   -  Hoser  2012-03-02 15:06:07 (30 views)
• In the US? So many people pump their money into things  -  shikantaza  2012-03-02 11:54:48 (60 views)
• realized I made a basic math error in here... no worries, though  -  shikantaza  2012-03-02 15:56:40 (34 views)
• I'd peg the line at 2.5-3 million for the above scenario  -  blue  2012-03-02 11:40:30 (73 views)
• in the current ~ zero interest rate environment  -  Max  2012-03-02 12:01:28 (88 views)
• Being able to do what you want when you want.  -  Earl j. Slick  2012-03-02 14:29:06 (47 views)
• agree   -  Max  2012-03-02 15:13:31 (29 views)
• I'm eschewing the normal 250k guidelines  -  blue  2012-03-02 12:06:08 (62 views)
• I don't think one is really "rich" until you lose the fear of being poor  -  Max  2012-03-02 12:18:51 (65 views)
• Laughable  -  gribble the mispost master  2012-03-02 14:31:44 (53 views)
• true... but what is your net income in that case?  -  Max  2012-03-02 15:11:36 (44 views)
• I see rich as not having to work for your income.   -  gribble the mispost master  2012-03-02 15:20:19 (36 views)
• I can appreciate that perspective  -  Max  2012-03-02 15:34:59 (41 views)
• Good posts, and agree.  -  nomad  2012-03-02 13:32:06 (42 views)