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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think I'd have any lifestyle change between those two numbers. At $25M I think I'd start incorporating a few stupid-rich things, like chartering planes for travel. But at those numbers I'd be retired, relaxed, and still focusing on preservation.[/quote] Really? I'm going to reach that net worth in a few years, the way my portfolio is going, and there's no way I'd charter a plane, unless to get somewhere a commercial route can't go. I just want a normal middle class life, and preserve wealth for my descendants. [/quote] If you are close to $25 million, the words normal middle class do not describe you[/quote] They do, and this what a lot of people don't understand. I have a middle class income. Income and assets can be VERY different things. I happen to have lucked out in my stock portfolio, but that doesn't make my job high-earning. And since I'm still quite young, there is no way I'm quitting my life to gobble up my capital. I have kids to put through college, parents to look out for and spending on luxury just isn't my thing. Maybe I will re-evaluate when my kids are finished with college. But certainly not now. I think you some of you, who probably all out-earn me, just don't quite understand what it's like to actually have 10M+ in a stock portfolio in your early 40s. It's not "Woohoo! Free money! Let's spend it". It's "Hmm, OK. My oldest's college is 85K a year. My father has dementia. Let's wait and see." [/quote] I get what you are saying, but normal middle class can’t fund $85000 a year for their child’s college. [/quote] $1Mx2 for super premium college and grad school for 2 kids, $2M for a decade of premium memory care, for dad, another $2 for self and spouse, $2M x2 for a modest house for each kids to inherit, and boom, $10M gone. Middle class can't make it in this country. The pandemic* hit us hard. [size=7]*affluenza pandemic[/size][/quote]
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