Middle Class Millionaire Pulling Back…

[raptorduck]

Agree with the comments. I would add that the definition should not stop at $10 million for the upper level, but say that goes to $20 million in net worth. Above that, you really do have financial freedom and ability not to have to work really. Below that I am not so sure.

[yooklid]

Awfully written article. If it was high school English, he’d get a C.

Depending on personal consumption rates, and location of living, I think it’s eminently possible to get buy on 5-10 million.

[yooklid]

Awfully written article. If it was high school English, he’d get a C.

Depending on personal consumption rates, and location of living, I think it’s eminently possible to get buy on 5-10 million.

[yooklid]

Awfully written article. If it was high school English, he’d get a C.

Depending on personal consumption rates, and location of living, I think it’s eminently possible to get buy on 5-10 million.

[yooklid]

Awfully written article. If it was high school English, he’d get a C.

Depending on personal consumption rates, and location of living, I think it’s eminently possible to get buy on 5-10 million.

[yooklid]

Awfully written article. If it was high school English, he’d get a C.

Depending on personal consumption rates, and location of living, I think it’s eminently possible to get buy on 5-10 million.

[CardiffBaseball]

Raptorduck I don’t think you need 20 million to be financially free and completely off the treadmill. Now if you mean that once a month a fly to NY for a show, and spend some time in Paris, London and Tokyo every few months then yes I could see needing that kind of jack. Me I hate getting on planes to go anywhere, so my guess is $4-5M would set me up righteous. $600-$800K on a house, private schools for the kids (I only have two), a gym membership, and some decent surfboards for my new hobby when I get my fat arse into shape.

Or I could move back to Cleveland and have luxury suites for all of my teams, as well as an 800K Palace in the eastern suburbs. Maybe I’d need a side business who knows but still I think I could pull it off.

[CardiffBaseball]

Raptorduck I don’t think you need 20 million to be financially free and completely off the treadmill. Now if you mean that once a month a fly to NY for a show, and spend some time in Paris, London and Tokyo every few months then yes I could see needing that kind of jack. Me I hate getting on planes to go anywhere, so my guess is $4-5M would set me up righteous. $600-$800K on a house, private schools for the kids (I only have two), a gym membership, and some decent surfboards for my new hobby when I get my fat arse into shape.

Or I could move back to Cleveland and have luxury suites for all of my teams, as well as an 800K Palace in the eastern suburbs. Maybe I’d need a side business who knows but still I think I could pull it off.

[CardiffBaseball]

Raptorduck I don’t think you need 20 million to be financially free and completely off the treadmill. Now if you mean that once a month a fly to NY for a show, and spend some time in Paris, London and Tokyo every few months then yes I could see needing that kind of jack. Me I hate getting on planes to go anywhere, so my guess is $4-5M would set me up righteous. $600-$800K on a house, private schools for the kids (I only have two), a gym membership, and some decent surfboards for my new hobby when I get my fat arse into shape.

Or I could move back to Cleveland and have luxury suites for all of my teams, as well as an 800K Palace in the eastern suburbs. Maybe I’d need a side business who knows but still I think I could pull it off.

[CardiffBaseball]

Raptorduck I don’t think you need 20 million to be financially free and completely off the treadmill. Now if you mean that once a month a fly to NY for a show, and spend some time in Paris, London and Tokyo every few months then yes I could see needing that kind of jack. Me I hate getting on planes to go anywhere, so my guess is $4-5M would set me up righteous. $600-$800K on a house, private schools for the kids (I only have two), a gym membership, and some decent surfboards for my new hobby when I get my fat arse into shape.

Or I could move back to Cleveland and have luxury suites for all of my teams, as well as an 800K Palace in the eastern suburbs. Maybe I’d need a side business who knows but still I think I could pull it off.

[CardiffBaseball]

Raptorduck I don’t think you need 20 million to be financially free and completely off the treadmill. Now if you mean that once a month a fly to NY for a show, and spend some time in Paris, London and Tokyo every few months then yes I could see needing that kind of jack. Me I hate getting on planes to go anywhere, so my guess is $4-5M would set me up righteous. $600-$800K on a house, private schools for the kids (I only have two), a gym membership, and some decent surfboards for my new hobby when I get my fat arse into shape.

Or I could move back to Cleveland and have luxury suites for all of my teams, as well as an 800K Palace in the eastern suburbs. Maybe I’d need a side business who knows but still I think I could pull it off.

[patientrenter]

I think I read in the WSJ recently a survey saying that most people thought the amount you needed to be comfortable averaged twice what you actually had. (This was for wealth and income.) In other words, it’s all relative. I admit that my comfort zone is probably about twice what I have now.

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

I think I read in the WSJ recently a survey saying that most people thought the amount you needed to be comfortable averaged twice what you actually had. (This was for wealth and income.) In other words, it’s all relative. I admit that my comfort zone is probably about twice what I have now.

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

I think I read in the WSJ recently a survey saying that most people thought the amount you needed to be comfortable averaged twice what you actually had. (This was for wealth and income.) In other words, it’s all relative. I admit that my comfort zone is probably about twice what I have now.

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

I think I read in the WSJ recently a survey saying that most people thought the amount you needed to be comfortable averaged twice what you actually had. (This was for wealth and income.) In other words, it’s all relative. I admit that my comfort zone is probably about twice what I have now.

Patient renter in OC

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