Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And I don't want to hear your weird ass investment ideas—not the place to pitch your theory on bonds or whatever.
Besides the variety of houses I'd buy, I'd also buy a really nice private rail car. Something like one of those super fancy RVs, but with a garage that I can have a car in, or maybe room for staff to travel with me.
Obviously, if you need to go from LA to NYC, it's absurd to take Amtrak—expensive, uncomfortable and slow... but if I was a billionaire the cost of a private rail car would not be cheap, but would be cheaper than a private jet, it would be as comfortable as I want and who cares if it's slow—I'm rich, people can wait for me.
One billion USD is really not much nowadays. It takes multiples to pull off what you silly geese are describing...but keep dreaming big!
Anonymous wrote:Sheesh, these answers
How about set up a trust to help people and animals in need. So much good could be done with it to improve the lives of others. Would still have more than plenty for oneself, family & friends.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 Billion is not that much these days. It's like asking what 1 million would get you in 2000.
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$ 1,000,000.00 in January 2000
has the same buying power as $1,900,444.31
in
April
2025
Anonymous wrote:I'd buy a fur coat but not a real fur coat because that would be cruel
Anonymous wrote:Quit my job. Buy a nice house in Santa Barbara with an ocean view and horses (my main residence) and a home in the Mediterranean - Southern France most likely for regular family gatherings and summer holidays. I’d hire people to teach me things like gardening, cooking, etc and spend my additional free time traveling. Would rent private jets or fly first class/business. Some first fun trips I’d take would be a safari in South Africa, Japan, Australia/New Zealand, and India. Would splurge on regular spa treatments. I’d also donate the majority and set up a few scholarships for girls from low income families.
Anonymous wrote:1 Billion is not that much these days. It's like asking what 1 million would get you in 2000.