How much does the average decamillionaire spend on a car …….the answer might shock you
On today’s podcast, we discuss:
What is the average spend on a luxury car for decamillionaires – those worth $10M and above
What is their favourite cars?
Further reading
5 Responses
Trenchant observations as always, Adam! I’ve been reading your remarks on Quora for nearly a year and think you have some of the best financial advice on the Web. More young people (make that any people, but especially the young) need a wake-up call about celebrity tastes in cars, clothes, houses, etc., not reflecting the lives of most actual millionaires. The late Thomas Stanley’s books “The Millionaire Next Door” and his more recent “Stop Acting Rich…and Start Living Like a Real Millionaire” ought to be required reading for all high-schoolers…and their parents! You reinforce many of his primary insights about living below one’s means and seeing wealth as a path to freedom rather than an opportunity for empty, crass materialistic display. Please keep up the outstanding work. –Tom Dineen, Baltimore
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Trenchant observations as always, Adam! I’ve been reading your remarks on Quora for nearly a year and think you have some of the best financial advice on the Web. More young people (make that any people, but especially the young) need a wake-up call about celebrity tastes in cars, clothes, houses, etc., not reflecting the lives of most actual millionaires. The late Thomas Stanley’s books “The Millionaire Next Door” and his more recent “Stop Acting Rich…and Start Living Like a Real Millionaire” ought to be required reading for all high-schoolers…and their parents! You reinforce many of his primary insights about living below one’s means and seeing wealth as a path to freedom rather than an opportunity for empty, crass materialistic display. Please keep up the outstanding work. –Tom Dineen, Baltimore
Thanks for your message Tom and very true about Stanley’s book.
Good thaught
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