- Jul 13, 2006
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...e-very-wealthy/2011/06/15/AGxw6aaH_story.html
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Cash Rich / Youth Poor.....enjoy it while young!
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Cash Rich / Youth Poor.....enjoy it while young!
Cash Rich / Time Poor: 7 Life Lessons
- Thread starter Kayvan
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- Aug 25, 2006
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Nice article
IMO time is the commodity rather than money with money being simply one of the tools that can allow such to be enjoyed and life to be lived and yet one can live a wonderful life without a gross amount of money however IMO one will never be fulfilled if the only thing they have is money.
All the best
Shadowman
IMO time is the commodity rather than money with money being simply one of the tools that can allow such to be enjoyed and life to be lived and yet one can live a wonderful life without a gross amount of money however IMO one will never be fulfilled if the only thing they have is money.
All the best
Shadowman
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HHGT
Guest
If any of you are feeling guilty for having too much cash, please let me know and I will send instruction as to where you can wire you $$$$.
- Aug 25, 2006
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Huum.... I do not think that the operative word was "guilty" but rather "life" and how one lives their life letting cash be a means to an end rather than the end. As indicated in the article; most would agree that it is easier when one has cash and yet the act of having it does not make for a good life.
Takes care
Shadowman
BlackICE
GT Owner
I have some cash I can wire you, if you send me your Heritage. However I think you will want more cash than I am willing to wire. How about if I throw in my BMW?
Not enough? I will also throw in a iPad and iPod for free. :lol
BlackICE
GT Owner
Just another way to say, lease vs. buy. It all depends on the initial quality of the product/service, maintenance and depreciation costs and interest rates. Sometimes it is better to buy than lease, other times not.
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