/biz/ - Business & Finance

lmao

that's a lot of money

>>1769
Not really.

we already have a meme

>>1782
What

>>1783
for doing absolutely nothing?

you stand to gain more than a minimum wage salary worth of interest
you'd never have to work again

>>1769

>>1886
It'll probably mostly get invested. Technically it's going to my family, but there's not that many of us and my Dad's giving me and my sister a chunk of it.

Then get /biz/zy and fast-forward the process...

>>1999
This.

>>1999
They're good people though, honestly. The guy used to develop technology for the US military in the second world war, putting Radar on planes and shit, when it was in its infancy.

>>1769
for you

>>1886
>you'd never have to work again
Is this what poor people actually think?

Money breeds money, invest that shit.

>>1769
This gif is gonna become popular

>>2481
why is that wrong?

i mean if you want kids, or you're bad with money, 2 million wouldn't last long at all.

for me though, all i buy is rent, groceries and books.
i'd be more than set for life. I've done the math.

>>2350
Funny, that's what my dad does now. We don't have $2,500,000 though. Shame.

>>2634
For what it's worth, they made that money investing well at the right time. It was mostly based on luck, and being a bit miserly.

>>1999
epic trips bro!

>>2481
>not understand the greater point that literally receiving a 2 million dollar "donation" is quite a chunk of cash

>tfw will receive about £3,000,000 when my parents go


i-i don't want the money ;_;

>>2481

Hence, "you" as in yourself.

2 million bong dollars can easily support one soleperson for the rest of their life.

>>2747
Inheritance is a horrible, wonderful thing.

>>2684
Oh no, don't me wrong I actually agree that receiving 2 mil out of the blue is awesome. It's just that "set for life" part that's bugging me.

>>2633
It depends on your lifestyle/location of course, I was half joking with that post. But if you can't figure out why you can't live a middle class life on 2 million dollars for the rest of of your life in a metropolis(even on your own) then I suggest you leave. Or stay. Who am I kidding, nobody on this board knows jackshit anyway

>>2941
>o
Heh I work for a guy who easily has 5 million in his account and he considers himself poor.

>>2754
>2 million bong dollars can easily support one soleperson for the rest of their life.
Depends on lifestyle.
2 million pounds in London is peanuts.

>>3030
Are you somehow trying to implicate that getting 2 million for doing absolutely nothing is somehow not awesome. I bet even the mr. bigshot you're working for would be quite happy with that.

>>2941
why don't you just tell me straight up, cause i'm not seeing your point

>>3101
In the North East you could live for a long time on that.

I know that feel, bro. Worst thing is that my dad is healthy.

>>2941
I live in London, I don't make much money but I'm happy. 2 million would be easily equivalent to my annual salary for more than my natural remaining life.

The only issue would be any inflation that would happen in those remaining decades, so to adjust for that I would probably just put £500,000 on red and hope for the best.

I don't see why it would be a problem to live off that.

>>3232
>>3297
>>3108
Live and prosper are two different things.
A good property with nice view in nice neighborhood costs more than 2 million.

Sure I too would like to get 2 million but it would just allow you to exist. Not to live.

>>3409
>A good property with nice view in nice neighborhood costs more than 2 million.

Not in the North. I live in a comfy suburb on the seafront with a sea view. It's worth around £600,000 I think. Plus my parent's have paid off the mortgage.

>>3409
I *just* said that I'm happy with my lot.

Maybe I am "living" and not just "existing" already. Who knows.

>>3232
Not in New York if that is what your implying. Or nothing 'luxurious' at least

>>3708
The North East of England. He was talking about Pound Sterling and London, so I figured that would be obvious.

The constant inability to differentiate between £ and $ in this thread really bodes well for this board.

>>3853
I'm not having any trouble.

if you thought they were good people and didnt want them to die you wouldnt be making this thread, or even thinking about it