I agree with the $5M mark thrown about here from a traditional view point. But I think its a matter of perspective. Someone with that much capital and expensive tastes could feel pretty poor. While I’m thrilled to be living on my non-BSD salary. Country matters too.
5M net worth is in the mass-affluent range to me. Where I live, a “nice” house is over $1.5M, so only having 3.5M leftover for the rest of my life doesn’t seem like much.
prolly 5% in taxes at most. and heres how, juss to clarify, its 50k broken down with 30k for spending, 20k to be reinvested. So really its 30k das taxable at capital gains. ur really juss taxed on 20k. at 15%. which is roughly 3k.
Rich is 100m. Enough to throw it around at several different ventures and have the ability lose it all but still be ball’n.
For me I would settle with $1m, not enough to make me ditch my career but enough for me to completly remove the stress element over promotions, raises and bonsues.
^^^ I agree with this. $5m is not rich because you’re one bad venture away from having to work again and you have to live pretty conservatively to live off your wealth. $100m+ is rich because you are truly balling out of control and get start to get into the range of jets, sports teams, and true major business ventures
^^ that’s why I said “start”. You could buy minor league baseball teams, MLS teams, etc. clearly you can’t get a major MLB/NFL/nba team for that price but I was trying to be modest