How much money, is enough money ?

[bjm5295]

A million in the bank + average joe job ($45-$50k) would last for a lifetime, IMO. You could conceiveably live off your salary and dip into the savings every so often to splurge, and even use that money to make money via stocks, etc.

 

[bjm5295]

A million in the bank + average joe job ($45-$50k) would last for a lifetime, IMO. You could conceiveably live off your salary and dip into the savings every so often to splurge, and even use that money to make money via stocks, etc.

 

[neztayy]

Never too much never too much moneyyyy.

 

[neztayy]

Never too much never too much moneyyyy.

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Society would function a lot better if the top person in a company could only make certain amount more than the lowest paid worker.  It doesn't help the world having someone sitting on $100 million dollars.

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Society would function a lot better if the top person in a company could only make certain amount more than the lowest paid worker.  It doesn't help the world having someone sitting on $100 million dollars.

 

[jordan23collecta]

25 million in an offshore account making 7% interest for a year = living very comfortably the rest of your life



-J23C

 

[jordan23collecta]

25 million in an offshore account making 7% interest for a year = living very comfortably the rest of your life



-J23C

 

[teamjordan79]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by TeamJordan79

no such thing. There is no job/occupation that pays enough b/c your lifestyle, demand, and expenses always correlate to ur income. 

I can't agree with that. Plenty of folks expenses and lifestyles don't match their incomes. Demands, not to sure what you mean there.

I mean u always want what u dont have. If u have a million, u'll want five and so on. Your demand will always increase. Im speaking generally of course. 

 

[teamjordan79]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by TeamJordan79

no such thing. There is no job/occupation that pays enough b/c your lifestyle, demand, and expenses always correlate to ur income. 

I can't agree with that. Plenty of folks expenses and lifestyles don't match their incomes. Demands, not to sure what you mean there.

I mean u always want what u dont have. If u have a million, u'll want five and so on. Your demand will always increase. Im speaking generally of course. 

 

[bijald0331]

Never enough. Satisfaction is boredom.

 

[bijald0331]

Never enough. Satisfaction is boredom.

 

[baller23217]

right now i could live real comfortable off 65-70k/year

keep in mind i'm single, no kids, etc...

 

[baller23217]

right now i could live real comfortable off 65-70k/year

keep in mind i'm single, no kids, etc...

 

[losalmighty]

give me a $100k job, and i'll be straight.

 

[losalmighty]

give me a $100k job, and i'll be straight.

 

[lets get it 1231]

its never enough,

but i take a 100k job, i be str8

 

[lets get it 1231]

its never enough,

but i take a 100k job, i be str8

 

[handullz]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

[h3][/h3]

[h3]How much money, is enough money ? [/h3]

  

 

[frenchblue23]

Originally Posted by LosALMIGHTY

give me a $100k job, and i'll be straight.

As I'm sure most normal people would.   

But these days, NT'ers are millionaires, so nothing less is worth their time.

 

[handullz]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

[h3][/h3]

[h3]How much money, is enough money ? [/h3]

  

 

[frenchblue23]

Originally Posted by LosALMIGHTY

give me a $100k job, and i'll be straight.

As I'm sure most normal people would.   

But these days, NT'ers are millionaires, so nothing less is worth their time.

 

[littlepetewrigley]

Originally Posted by jordan23collecta

25 million in an offshore account making 7% interest for a year = living very comfortably the rest of your life



-J23C

Is it illegal to open an offshore account?

From my research, it's not, one just has to pay U.S. taxes on gains made...

 

[littlepetewrigley]

Originally Posted by jordan23collecta

25 million in an offshore account making 7% interest for a year = living very comfortably the rest of your life



-J23C

Is it illegal to open an offshore account?

From my research, it's not, one just has to pay U.S. taxes on gains made...

 

[damedash06]

It depends on where you live also, I can live very comfortably with 50k-75k here in Buffalo, NY, I don't really know about living in other places though... long as I got somewhere to sleep, gas and electricity, ill be good... I don't need all the extra stuff...

But Id rather make 50k and be able to spend time with my family then make 100k and never see them.. In Buffalo anyway...