Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 7413)

health is important. Got money and know money cannot cure the disease, is worse than healthy but no money.

I think healthy, got girl friend, good enough lah.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 7434)

Tuition teacher 20 years
3m cash
2m shares, mainly in Starhub (8% yield currently)
Hdb fully paid
Audi TT and A8

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 7454)

Whilst it is interesting to know net worth as a bit of a yard stick its always more interesting to undertsand the journey and also what the goals of the individual are especially around retirement. Discussions on materiality not being the point are irrelvaent and side track the issue so go ride your high moral horse out of here. Start another thread the discussion is on net worth. So to those with >$2m in net worth other than there house what are your retirement goals?

My own is $100k income on today's dollar plus a beach house somewhere, retire between 50-55.

Current 35
Cash $215k
Property full paid $1.6m
Superannuation $180k
Car fully paid $60k
Current household income (including mine and my wifes) $380k

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 7446)

Property Agent
10 mil cash
5 mil shares
Landed property fully paid
Maserati and Merc and mx5 mazda

Originally Posted by Peasant (Post 7024)

Life as a multi-millionaire is lonely.. if you are single.
Yours friends are all working their butts off and they can see you only after office hours.
So lonely that many young millionaires surf the web and just chit-chat.

Sometimes, I meet up with fellow millionaires for coffee at starbucks during office hours at ulu location with no crowd.

Sometimes, I go with fellow millionaires to property showroom. It is kind of a hobby to us.

Sometimes, We go out test-driving cars when the showroom is empty during office hours.

Sometimes, I attend investment seminars to entertain myself. Coz I can get to see "millionaires" or "successful" people talking, yet still selling how to get rich course. I also find joy in seeing suckers rushing to sign up, to enrich the trainers, not the participants.

It's a lonely life and I ask you all to be gainfully employed even if you are a millionaire. Treat it as socialising with people. Treat your job as a hobby too. Don't be like me, I quit and now I have trouble going back to work.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 7471)

Lawyer - 20 years

350k cash
900k shares
One bungalow (S$8.5m - 4.5m loan = S$4m)
One condo (S$6.5m - S$3m loan = S$3.5m)
One apartment (S$3.0m - S$400k loan = S$2.6m)

Ferrari F430 + BMW