The current presidential election is bringing to light, the differences between the “rich” and those who do not have as much money. As a result, the debate over what makes a person “rich” is up for debate. What makes you risk?
So you want to be a billionaire. Why not? Over a thousand other people have done it. And you should not be discouraged that that only represents less than .0001% of the world’s population.
A Boston College study recently looked at the community of the “super rich,” defined in this case as households with a net worth above $25 million. The purpose was to determine whether wealth, or more specifically, absolute financial security, resulted
It’s hard to compare myself with my parents. When they were my age — I’ll be thirty-five years old less than a month from now — they had two children, and the four of us were living in an apartment
When it comes to measuring financial progress, many of us figure that if we could just have more money, then we’d be rich. But does making more money make you rich?
Should there be a penalty for being prosperous? In a country that elevates the right to keep (and do what you please with) your own money almost to the level of something sacred, the issues raised by what to do with the Bush tax cuts hit strong nerve.
I recently interviewed seven people from the third world country of Papua New Guinea. The most interesting information was what they defined as a luxury (question #10).
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