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The less stable the society, the more likely would occur shocks to the financial system that have an impact on worldwide perceptions of stability, a cause itself of greater instability, thereby setting up conditions suitable for a vicious cycle detrimental to the US economy.

The United States benefits greatly, as far as its reputation is concerned, as a good place, frequently seen as the best place, to park vast wealth due to its combination of stability and economic dynamism. But the stability is not an expendable factor, which means that the disparity in wealth threatens the very conditions that created the opportunity upon which great wealth-accumulation is typically built.

For they have already utilized the opportunity afforded them which they helped create by hard work. But there are two main points I want to highlight about such thinking: the first is that it is, as I mentioned, parasitic, for it weakens if not wipes out the conditions that made the accumulation of great wealth possible; second, it mistakes a necessary condition for a sufficient one: the opportunity could only have been created by hard work, assuming it was created legally, under the right conditions i.

Wearing such blinders would mean that a concern for promoting the maintenance of the conditions that made the growth of their wealth possible would more likely be absent from their thinking. But worse, as I see it, is this: if we are to grant that there is some moral claim to hard-earned cash, it does not follow that the same claim applies to the wealth accumulated by an investment in real estate, including, say, a contractual arrangement set up with a maintenance company to do the hard work involved in upkeep.

Seen in light of that difference, how is the great growing disparity in wealth we are witness to, in our increasingly fragmenting society, a result of fair play?

The conclusion I draw is that the disparity does not exist under conditions of fair play, but under those which, with only empty-headed propaganda to back it up, allow the strong to grow stronger at the expense of the weak by using the law to protect hoarded money from being used to, say, help children flourish, including their physical and mental health, or to support joint efforts to stem the advancing degradation of environmental conditions needed to.

Take my case. I grew up in a family of 5 kids, my mother was essentially a secretary and my father worked in factories most of his life. When i first graduated interest rates were in the process of increasing 4. The fed was raising rates 0.

I was having trouble just paying my student loans. It may not have been a great job but I learned from it. I got laid off and eventually landed a customer service job with a k provider. Being a k provider they had a generous k match and allowed overtime.

I used to work an average of 75 hours per week for most of the year. Working nights, weekends and in snowstorms. We took pride in never shutting down to be there for our customers. I worked as much as I possibly could. The only person working more than me was a friend from Africa, there were a few others from other countries as well.

I helped my sister pay for her wedding and my parents pay their mortgage when my fathers factories in the paper industry shut down. I would work the extra hours and give them the money directly after paying for my student loans.

My friend from Africa was sending money back to his family. I remembered thinking I needed more income to get ahead. So I thought maybe I should try it. When I was a kid my father took me to a side job he was doing for someone to a multi-family.

So I had my girlfriend at the time now wife buy a 4-family to live in, and then I would buy one as well. She was older and had more money saved than I did. We would work on her property when overtime was not available. I asked my friend who was working so many hours if he owned a house and he said no. He was a renter. I explained to him it was on 3. He bought his own 3-unit.

He lives for free, gets a building paid for by his tenants, and even makes a little cash. My idea was that he would buy the multi, stop paying rent, and not need to work as much and he could have a family. I said what happened? I thought you were going to cut back on working? He replies, I want to buy another multi.

He said that despite dealing with cleaning up used condoms and pregnancy tests, bed bugs, cockroaches, and maggots from food left out by tenants, and having to deal with people who just stop paying their rent, stopped responding, taking them to court and repairing their extensive damage.

Buying real estate was the best thing he ever did. This is not even counting rental income. So in a way the author is right.

Anyone who is responsible can easily do it. All you need is to show that you are responsible. Have a job with W2 income and that you pay your bills credit score.

Work a few extra hours for your 3. By the time I was 30 I had more money than my parents had at any point in their life through age You have to be determined to take the risk of a tenant not paying you and resilient for whatever will come your way.

My initial thought was that the rental income would cover my student loan payment. By working at least There is plenty of info online about making money. The people who have no money have no money because they spend their money, and usually on stupid things, new cars, coffee, video games and going out to eat.

Instead of thinking about the future they just care about immediate gratification. This is really a cultural and educational fault. Most people think that when they leave their job getting access to their k is like winning the lottery. He was black and he did what I did and now he is a millionaire. Being rich is easy and anyone can do it. You have to spend less than you make, either make more money by working more, or by finding a way to cut expenses.

Take that money and buy real estate. Work is a factor but determination is more key. Owning a service business is much harder and less worthwhile than working for someone else. In retrospect I should have not bought the businesses, kept working for someone else, less hours, and kept buying more real estate.

Less time in khakis and a collared shirt, and more time cleaning up used condoms and bedbugs. That is an excellent personal statement Michael. I tell all my employees the same thing. Anyone can do it, start saving for your first down payment and protect your credit rating.

Why do they hate wealthy people so much? We recently joined the HNWI list and it took close to ten years after college to do it. That is called responsible living. Hard work does not always result in wealth. Teachers, retail workers, wait staff, hospitality workers, musicians, artists, car mechanics, construction workers, public health servants, UBER drivers, and custodians all have demanding jobs.

Even a millionaire could not enjoy life without the hard work of many others contributing to society. Those that make our communities and experiences better deserve appreciation. For me and many of my friends, our jobs serve a purpose, we are responsible, we have civic pride, relationships, and plan for the future.

We work hard for low to moderate pay. Sure, I dream of being rich. How much is enough? At what dollar amount do your worries go away? I try to remember that wealth does not ensure happiness. Love the stats. Not as much as you might think. But the bulk of millionaires did get that piece of paper.

Overall, the National Study of Millionaires showed a dramatic difference between how Americans think wealthy people get their money and how they actually earn and spend their money.

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