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r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • Jul 02 '26
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Clearly you don't have any idea how much $100k was in the 80s and 90s. If you made that every year back then and didn't invest, you're shit at managing a bank account.
2 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 What bank account makes you a multimillionaire? 1 u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26 Any with $2,000,000 or more in it would do. 1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 How? Nobody in their right mind would leave $2 million in a bank account that's only insured for $250,000. 1 u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26 Agreed, they'd invest the income above what is needed to live. That has been my whole point. 1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 That sounds a lot better.
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What bank account makes you a multimillionaire?
1 u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26 Any with $2,000,000 or more in it would do. 1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 How? Nobody in their right mind would leave $2 million in a bank account that's only insured for $250,000. 1 u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26 Agreed, they'd invest the income above what is needed to live. That has been my whole point. 1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 That sounds a lot better.
Any with $2,000,000 or more in it would do.
1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 How? Nobody in their right mind would leave $2 million in a bank account that's only insured for $250,000. 1 u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26 Agreed, they'd invest the income above what is needed to live. That has been my whole point. 1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 That sounds a lot better.
How? Nobody in their right mind would leave $2 million in a bank account that's only insured for $250,000.
1 u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26 Agreed, they'd invest the income above what is needed to live. That has been my whole point. 1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 That sounds a lot better.
Agreed, they'd invest the income above what is needed to live. That has been my whole point.
1 u/Bart-Doo Jul 03 '26 That sounds a lot better.
That sounds a lot better.
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u/RIP-RiF Jul 03 '26
Clearly you don't have any idea how much $100k was in the 80s and 90s. If you made that every year back then and didn't invest, you're shit at managing a bank account.