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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have no idea who many there are in the US. But I have come to realize that people are not frugal once they earn serious money. I know this because we have 20M through investments and being actually frugal. The people we know who have large salaries do not live like us. I don't think anyone actually realizes how much we've accumulated, since we're still in our starter home, with our starter cars - and that's fine, we like flying under the radar! But I know we are definitely weirdo outliers :-) [/quote] Similar story here. Worth $16M and live in a small house in a nice neighborhood. Public schools for kids and 1st is at a public university. Low to mid 50s and will likely retire when last kid gets out of college. Expect to have $30M by then. Drive old cars and buy reasonable clothes. But nice vacations with the kids.[/quote] James Grubman ("Strangers in Paradise") calls it the Fearful Frugal. A bit sad actually.[/quote] NP. This is essentially us, too, but I don’t think it’s sad at all. When you have a ton of money, you might realize that spending it on frivolous stuff really doesn’t make you happier. [/quote] I have a ton of money. That's false.[/quote] Yeah, the people who say having the money to buy nice things can’t make you happier just sound poor. [/quote]
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