What is it like to be rich ($500K/year income)
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Date: September 24th, 2012 6:49 PM Author: exhilarant den
At $250K my life is a bit better than it was as a law clerk making $50K. I have a nicer apartment with in unit w/d, hardwood floors and lots of sunlight. I have an audi. I eat at fancy restaurants once a week. I buy more expensive clothing, and buy it more frequently. But my life does not feel that much greater.
Does it get way better at $500K?
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Date: September 24th, 2012 6:51 PM Author: Cheese-eating Emerald Pozpig
You don't have to worry about day-to-day spending, within reason.
you have a great time, but you also save a lot of cash.
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Date: September 24th, 2012 7:09 PM Author: Nofapping travel guidebook forum
If you're still working every day for your money, you can only trade up to materially more consumptive living but don't really get a huge change in overall lifestyle.
When you're truly rich, work is at your leisure and interest in acquiring moar shit, and your life begins to revolve around indulgence and interests beyond what the day-to-day.
$500K a year with investment should be enough to get people close to this, but there are many factors in play. Simply having a high income but no serous asset wealth and usually doesn't set you on the path to real freedom.
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Date: September 24th, 2012 9:10 PM Author: Marvelous private investor
That's about $300k take home annually
You'll want to put $100k in savings each year to have any chance of a good retirement
$100k on mortgage, property tax, maintenance, landscaping, cleaning for a $1.5M house. You won't have a palace for that in any high col area, just a decent 5000sqft+ place
$50k on two decent $100kish cars. $25k if you want to drive low-end luxury vehicles
That leaves $50k for all other expenses: food, clothing, insurance, vacations, private school for the kids. It's barely enough without kids, and not nearly enough with kids
$500k isn't enough to live large
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Date: September 24th, 2012 11:13 PM Author: Marvelous private investor
I may have been lowballing the estimate. Maintenance on a 30yo house is higher than it is on a 5yo house.
Median property tax rate is around 1.5%. Many NY counties have property tax rates close to 3%. 2% x 1.5M is 30k. A big aging house will need at least $20k/year in maintenance, possibly much more.
After inflation, good luck getting a high enough return to turn 3M over 30 years into far more than 5M. It can happen but it's far from guaranteed
You seem unwilling to face the fact that most people simply can't save enough to provide for themselves comfortably in retirement.
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Date: September 24th, 2012 11:26 PM Author: Sooty Chapel
I grew up in a family like this. You are not Donald Trump, but you have a nice life:
You can take a nice vacation when you have the time
You can live in a big house if you want
You can buy toys like boats or sports cars
You can retire early in early 50s if you are a prudent saver
You probably have high job satisfaction even if you work a lot
Kids graduate with no debt
May be more difficult if you live in NYC/DC/BOS/LA/SF since you have a larger peer group and it is more expensive. But we lived in a flyover city so it was fine.
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