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This is defined individually by each of us. The media/advertising machines have tried, to varying degrees of success over the years, to try to change our perception of what wealth is to their benefit.
For me, it's largely about safety. I grew up food and housing insecure, so those are big priorities for me. Having insurance, emergency funds, etc....all safety nets. We prioritize having the plan for the future all fully funded (paying off the house, money invested in retirement accounts, etc)
At the same time, I've had some temporary but serious health issues so we've tried to balance spending now with saving for later. We've had a full, rich life and continue to. But I don't consider myself rich, but I have a nice car, have membership in a private club and season tickets to a major sport, etc. We travel for leisure, and go to many concerts and festivals a year. By any measure, we're "wealthy." But then you watch a show like Succession or Billions and you might thing "Hell...I'm the help living on peanuts."
It's all perspective.
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| datetime | 2024-05-23 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 70165
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000