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Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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Terms MILLIONAIRE, and RICH

Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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They are brandished around by all the gurus. Everybody going to be a RICH MILLIONAIRE tomorrow. It's so F ing tacky.

But here is the thing, They are not interchangeable terms. Well at least not everywhere.

Not to mention "rich" is such a subjective term.

But anyway, how much do you have to have in net worth, where you live to be considered "RICH"?

My answer for my area, is that someone who is in his 40's or 50's and has $1,000,000 in net worth is good solid middle class.