Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 14:38     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
Anonymous wrote:Would 7.5m net worth be ok in Newport? Or poor?


Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 14:14     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
I’m from watch hill
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 14:07     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
I have lots of family in Newport and grew up nearby. My cousins are all true middle class - teachers, nurses, social workers, construction. Not a snob among them.
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 14:01     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hmm, well I'm a multi-cultural foreigner, and have lived in several countries, next to people richer and poorer than me, so the idea of someone from the US south feeling weird about moving to the US northeast because of perceived income differences seems... minor. After all, you know that there are plenty of very wealthy families in the southern US.

Everything will be fine. The best way to make friends is to be friendly and open-minded.


This is a little naive of you- there are separate countries in Asia and Europe that have more in common with each other in terms of customs and culture than parts of the south and parts of New England. And wealth and status and their language and trappings are different everywhere! Unless you mean new money- new money is the same around the world.


Ooooh like which countries?
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 10:08     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
Would 7.5m net worth be ok in Newport? Or poor?
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 07:29     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:As a visiting nurse, I can tell you Newport has very wealthy and very poor people. Never know who I’ll see when I go to Newport. Maybe a rundown project apartment with bedbugs and broken screens, maybe an Ocean Drive mansion with an old geezer complaining about the glare from the window with the breathtaking view. Since the Navy moved though, decades ago, the middle class moved too, mainly to neighboring Middletown and Portsmouth.


Come on where are the rundown projects in Newport??? You have no idea what you're talking about.


I’m the pp whose DH was poor from Newport. If you don’t think it has projects, you are sheltered.
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2023 07:27     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
My DH grew up poor in Newport RI, and while he has some shocking stories about the snobby super rich there, he also has lifelong middle and lower class friends who are wonderful. It’s really like any city - all kids of people. It’s just that the very rich make up a larger percentage than many other places.
Anonymous
Post 10/25/2023 22:03     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
Pp here. Park Holm. Girard apartments. Festival field. High rise -19 Chapel Street. 59 John H Chafee boulevard. Ahepa 245. 76 Broadway.
Anonymous
Post 10/25/2023 21:59     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
Anonymous wrote:As a visiting nurse, I can tell you Newport has very wealthy and very poor people. Never know who I’ll see when I go to Newport. Maybe a rundown project apartment with bedbugs and broken screens, maybe an Ocean Drive mansion with an old geezer complaining about the glare from the window with the breathtaking view. Since the Navy moved though, decades ago, the middle class moved too, mainly to neighboring Middletown and Portsmouth.


Come on where are the rundown projects in Newport??? You have no idea what you're talking about.
Anonymous
Post 10/25/2023 21:55     Subject: Moving to a place where you're not as financially secure
As a visiting nurse, I can tell you Newport has very wealthy and very poor people. Never know who I’ll see when I go to Newport. Maybe a rundown project apartment with bedbugs and broken screens, maybe an Ocean Drive mansion with an old geezer complaining about the glare from the window with the breathtaking view. Since the Navy moved though, decades ago, the middle class moved too, mainly to neighboring Middletown and Portsmouth.