03-30-2012, 08:35 PM
$1 million is keep working but you can stop worrying about retirement, just don't plan any around the world trips money.
$2 million is retire comfortably at 65 money.
$5 million is "It's Miller time!" money. Goodbye to the rat race. Retire comfortably. Have enough to be a safety net for a less than financially adept relative. The poor dear tries, but just doesn't have the knack.
$10 million is break out the silk smoking jacket, send a car for Babbette, we're off to Rome for the weekend money (But Babbette's sister will have to pay her own way if she wants to come. I'm rolling in it, but it's got to last.).
$20 million + is 'Call me The Millionaire." money 'An excellent meal and excellent service. Here's 10 grand for the tip pool. Merry Christmas to you all.' (And yes, I have mentioned it to at least two of your coworkers, and no I'm not telling you which two. Sharing is good.)
$100 million + is 'Call me Mr. Medici" money. My good works (and good times) know no bounds.
$2 million is retire comfortably at 65 money.
$5 million is "It's Miller time!" money. Goodbye to the rat race. Retire comfortably. Have enough to be a safety net for a less than financially adept relative. The poor dear tries, but just doesn't have the knack.
$10 million is break out the silk smoking jacket, send a car for Babbette, we're off to Rome for the weekend money (But Babbette's sister will have to pay her own way if she wants to come. I'm rolling in it, but it's got to last.).
$20 million + is 'Call me The Millionaire." money 'An excellent meal and excellent service. Here's 10 grand for the tip pool. Merry Christmas to you all.' (And yes, I have mentioned it to at least two of your coworkers, and no I'm not telling you which two. Sharing is good.)
$100 million + is 'Call me Mr. Medici" money. My good works (and good times) know no bounds.