If you and your spouse died tomorrow how much would each child inherit?

[Anonymous]

This whole thread is just anonymous internet bragging. Sickening.

Why did I ever move to this awful city.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1.5 million life insurance
2 million pensions and 401K
1.7 cash and stocks taxable accounts
Three homes. My pied a tier in NYC, my beach house and my mansion in Potomac
Three cars, once again each kid can take one

I have three kids so only fair to have three homes and three cars so each can get one.

It’s pied a terre but I am guessing that’s $500k and so is the beach house give or take a 100 and mansion is 1mil?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This whole thread is just anonymous internet bragging. Sickening.

Why did I ever move to this awful city.

If it’s true which it most likely is, why is it sickening. Jealous?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thread is just anonymous internet bragging. Sickening.

Why did I ever move to this awful city.

If it’s true which it most likely is, why is it sickening. Jealous?

I have the education to realize this is not a representative sample of the DC area making the data functionally useless. People are just gravitating to this thread to satisfy psychlogical impulses.

I'm quite comfortable both objectively and subjectively, thanks for asking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thread is just anonymous internet bragging. Sickening.

Why did I ever move to this awful city.

If it’s true which it most likely is, why is it sickening. Jealous?

I have the education to realize this is not a representative sample of the DC area making the data functionally useless. People are just gravitating to this thread to satisfy psychlogical impulses.

I'm quite comfortable both objectively and subjectively, thanks for asking.

To be more specific about why it's sickening is it is a window into why so many people here vs. elsewhere are boring, unpleasant, cold, self-centered, etc. Not that they have means (census data is sufficient for me to know how things actually shake out) but they feel the need to brag about it anonymously instead of just say, enjoying it with friends or God forgive using it to actually help others. Or maybe both.

[Anonymous]

One child.

$5.5m

[Anonymous]

Enough that my brother, our appointed guardian, can care for them w/out reducing resource for his own children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1.5 million life insurance
2 million pensions and 401K
1.7 cash and stocks taxable accounts
Three homes. My pied a tier in NYC, my beach house and my mansion in Potomac
Three cars, once again each kid can take one

I have three kids so only fair to have three homes and three cars so each can get one.

It’s pied a terre but I am guessing that’s $500k and so is the beach house give or take a 100 and mansion is 1mil?

I've never known anyone who owns a mansion in Potomac to refer to it as their mansion in Potomac. They call it their house. My cousin and her husband have a yacht, and they call it "the boat." Rich people call their Bentley "the car."

The PP up above is a liar, or an obnoxious example of new money.

[Anonymous]

My DD would get:

1 mil live insurance
about 1 mil in my 401K
400 K in home equity,
so 2.4 mil.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They'd divide roughly $60M

May I ask what type of work you and your DH do?

Husband is the CEO of a family business. I run a charitable foundation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They'd divide roughly $60M

May I ask what type of work you and your DH do?

Husband is the CEO of a family business. I run a charitable foundation.

Karen Huger is that you??? It's not 60 mil. I read the blogs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1.5 million life insurance
2 million pensions and 401K
1.7 cash and stocks taxable accounts
Three homes. My pied a tier in NYC, my beach house and my mansion in Potomac
Three cars, once again each kid can take one

I have three kids so only fair to have three homes and three cars so each can get one.

No mortgage?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1.5 million life insurance
2 million pensions and 401K
1.7 cash and stocks taxable accounts
Three homes. My pied a tier in NYC, my beach house and my mansion in Potomac
Three cars, once again each kid can take one

I have three kids so only fair to have three homes and three cars so each can get one.

No mortgage?

How quaint? Is that still a thing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1.5 million life insurance
2 million pensions and 401K
1.7 cash and stocks taxable accounts
Three homes. My pied a tier in NYC, my beach house and my mansion in Potomac
Three cars, once again each kid can take one

I have three kids so only fair to have three homes and three cars so each can get one.

It’s pied a terre but I am guessing that’s $500k and so is the beach house give or take a 100 and mansion is 1mil?

I've never known anyone who owns a mansion in Potomac to refer to it as their mansion in Potomac. They call it their house. My cousin and her husband have a yacht, and they call it "the boat." Rich people call their Bentley "the car."

The PP up above is a liar, or an obnoxious example of new money.

I have a boat I use to get to my Yacht. My Yacht is to big to dock. My limo is so long I need a long distance phone plan to call driver

[Anonymous]

Really Rich people call a 10,000 square foot house in Southampton a bungalow