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In reply to the discussion: Do you wish you were rich? [View all]BKH70041
(961 posts)17. Finding new tax havens and loopholes can be a hassle.
But my clients pay me handsomely to do so. And it's something from which I also benefit.
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actually media projects like FAIR or Democracy Now or other voices that promote an alternative to
Douglas Carpenter
Apr 2014
#40
If I could have $2 million now (or more) NOW in short order I'd take it - but only so that
MillennialDem
Apr 2014
#4
there was a time in which $2 million meant being rich. Now it means being solidly upper middle class
Douglas Carpenter
Apr 2014
#32
Not sure. It's not something I actively pursue or have made a goal in life. I think it would bring
seaglass
Apr 2014
#5
I've got no interest in living the 1% lifestyle. I wouldn't even know how to do it.
winter is coming
Apr 2014
#14
I don't have expensive tastes - but the freedom that that kind of wealth could buy
el_bryanto
Apr 2014
#19
I have had Dom Perignon only twice in my life and frankly it was the most amazing drink I ever had.
Douglas Carpenter
Apr 2014
#29
Too little is a problem. Too much is also a problem. "Enough" is elusive.
lumberjack_jeff
Apr 2014
#24