just wondering. i think i would like more than i would spend so i would say 3 or 4 million. but even then i couldn’t afford a place in a colorado ski town.
how much money is alot for you?
Over £10,000
Thats a lot. Lol
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I consider million is big milestone for whoever
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Just 10000 pounds that’s nothing
What will that get u
Cmon ask for more
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Lol…
Ok
1 trillion pounds!!!
That ought to satisfy me.
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Hahaha lol now that’s some money
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10 million.
I live in California,
I’d have to spend like half of that on a house alone.
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I would like to realistically have a 100 million dollars and then I would be happy
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The most money I have had in my life is £30,000.
It took me 8 years to save between 22-29 years old. My parents let me live with them and allowed me to save the money up. I had my own landscaping business at the time, and when I sold that I used the money to save more.
I then got a salaried job, and saved everything I could.
Four years ago I used the money to get a flat of my own, and there was a few thousand left over to make it a nicer place to live, as it was grotty.
I will probably never see that much money again in my life time
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I’ll be calm for a long time if i had around 500 000 euros lol 
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i was thinking my ideal life would be living here spring, summer, and fall, and doing my homestead thing, then go to colorado in the winter and live in a ski condo. which go for like a million in aspen. i think i would have to have at least 10 million before i could justify spending that much money on an unnecessary winter retreat. but i would be satisfied with 3 or 4 million, i could live very comfortably here in the midwest.
Realistically anything over 100 000$. You don’t buy a house everyday.
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1 million is a lot. Could live on it the rest of my life.
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i did a projected budget for the next 30 years a couple nights ago. if i go back to work 30 hours a week, i can expect to make $540,000-$700,000 in earnings by the time im 66, and i expect to spend every penny. best case scenario i would have a couple hundred thousand invested.
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I once saved over £15000 through my retail work.
But had to give it away to pay for student debt.
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About 10 million. I would buy a helicopter and an aerobatic airplane. That would be about 2 million. And then you have the upkeep. I would probably run out of the money quickly but would pay off all my debts.
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I had 80 000$ in bitcoins and lost the password. Its the most I have ever had in my life considering I never really worked.
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I’m 30. If I live until I’m 90 years old. 1 million would give me 1388.00 a month in extra income to live on. I could move to the midwest or a desert town or still live with my folks. Honestly, given my health, I’d be lucky to live 50-60 tops from a natural death. So we could double that amount easily and I could live off of 2800 pretty much. That’s like triple of what SSI gives me now. Furthermore, most of what SSI gives me like 80% goes towards rent and food. I literally live off of $250 a month about. That lasts about 2 weeks tops right now due to caffeine. I cannot afford basically anything else.
There are also unforseen outcomes like I have free prescriptions but medicaid won’t cover them even generics. It’s a pain in the ass and the pharmacy doesn’t budge or doesn’t care. They just want their damn money.
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In my life I don’t want to make more than 9 figures.
I only realistically need like 5 million in 2020 dollars to retire. The rest is play money.
Got lots of entrepreneurial dreams.
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1.5 million is liveable, but 3 million for me would be living in comfort. Lowest greed I’d accept is 2.4 million.
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