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[republicansaredomesticterrorists]

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[financewithdrew]

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[thereadmind]

[dailylife1]

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[nifty11]

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[stocknetics]

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[grassangel]

One of the things that annoys me about billionaire romance/power fantasy books, as a lower-middle class kid who had the fortune to go to semi-private Montessori schools and thus knew upper class kids and is fortunate enough to have inherited some wealth from my deceased dad, is the lack of visible infrastructure to maintain or increase that wealth.

Like yeah, most of it will be invisible or done by people hired by the protagonist but only sometimes will there be a mention of a financial advisor such as an account or bank manager. (Both of which by the way, are not what people with millions of dollars would use as financial advisers. At least not solely.) Wealth management as a service like legal advice, security, household staff (ie cleaning, cooking, landscaping & household maintenance), personal assistance (ie secretarial, health, exercise & nutrition; hair, makeup & clothing) and public relations, where a whole team is involved, is rarely if ever mentioned. There's almost certainly no active management mentioned, just what's in the bank and maybe whatever investments in stocks, businesses and properties a character owns. There aren't discussions about seeking higher returns through private equity or claiming a loss on devaluation of an asset purposefully bought to lower their income (on paper) for tax purposes. There aren't characters talking about how they'll vote at the annual meeting for shares held in direct ownership because they want a board member ousted, or directing their custodian to vote that way. No discussions about the tax rates of investments held in trusts vs held by shell corporations vs held in their name, nor the privacy benefits of the first two.

I know billionaire romances are just fantasy and most people don't care about the economics of wealth, just the projected image of it.

But I think it is morally correct for such authors to do at least a little research into the wealth management of the rich by reading articles like this Financial Times one, and rip away the curtain a little bit to show their readers how billionaires actually obtain their high scores in money. Because it's definitely not through hard work.

[mrsemily01]

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[geniusmind001]

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[the-villian-7th]

Here's a hypothetical: What if you won the lottery tomorrow? You get 10 million dollars to spend; however you wish. What would you do with that amount of money?

Personally, I'd buy a house, invest 1 million, give 2 million to my family, and then use the remaining 7 million for charity.

at a 4% quarterly interest rate, I'd make 120k a year just off my investments, which is twice the average income in my city. and I wouldn't have any debt, or have to make payments on a house or for rent. I'd be very very rich by anyone's standards.

With the remaing 7 mil, I'd donate a bunch of money to local queer organizations that have impacted my life heavily. I'd also give a bunch to some local food banks and housing programs, and give a bunch to rainbow railroad. that 7 million could probably have a huge impact on the lives of a ton of people.

Jeff bezos has a net worth of 208.7 billion dollars, over 2000 times bigger than our hypothetical amount.

Is that ethical? is it ok, morally, to sit on that much money, when it could do so much good?

What would you do, if tommorow, you had 208,700,000,000 dollars?

[dollar-and-sense]

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[financewithdrew]

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[moneywavetv]

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[dipnots]

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[tsuwabuki]

its actually so unfortunate the tumblr crowd doesnt know about the gme shit because its whole thing has evolved into exposing the uberwealthy's criminal activity/corruption in the stock market and fighting for market reform

[xomoosexo]

i think the 200k (woo!!) tiktok edit and the spotlight one tommy watched on yt were made by the same person, in which case, imagine winning so hard as one person that’s like epic

yes @hearvex thank you for your contributions to society