How rich are you, /biz/?

[Anonymous No.1142569]

Yup, as per title; how much money you have, your assets, trust funds, shits like that

as for me,
>$150k in saving (I don't buy my own car so it does helped my saving, I think).
>2012 toyota tacoma. maybe $10k
>$30k worth of shares in Walmart.
>maybe $10k worth of stuff at my apartment (TV, computer and other electronic sets, sofa and other furniture,etc)
>dad has like, 30 acre of land, valued at appox. $10 million, not counting the resource on it (trees, precious metals and oil maybe). Me and my sibling aren't quite exited to sell them.yet

[Anonymous No.1142577]

I have my phone and like $50 in my wallet. Also got a 30k scholarship renewable over 4 years. How do I get a part time job if no one has a hiring sign?

[Anonymous No.1142578]

>>1142569
By the way, I worked as chain store floor manager (not walmart tho), made like 60k/yr (excluding extra hours, bonuses, etc)

[Anonymous No.1142590]

>$750 saving
>$3,000 real estate (trailer)
>$150 misc

$3,900

>~$800,000 to inherit

[Anonymous No.1142603]

>>1142569
I own 80 million of twc stock

[Anonymous No.1142608]

>>1142569

jack shit. maybe 3k of material posessions, and 35k student debt.

so i'm worth around -32k$

[Anonymous No.1142613]

>>1142569

I own:

>about 11 million euros worth of stocks and some other financial instruments
>I got about 40k/e cash on my bank account
>I own an apartment in Helsinki, it's a studio in a good place, probably worth something like 200k, maybe a little less.
>All kinds of other shit, maybe worth 10k/e or something

[Anonymous No.1142616]

Probably like $73

I'm leeching the collected knowledge of /biz/ before I even touch anything that involves money. I'll probably have a good 50k to work with in the next 3 years, but for now i'm a poorfag trying to prepare myself as much as possible

[Anonymous No.1142647]

>~$12,000 in savings
>~$2,000 in checking

>$25,000 in debts owed to me which I'll probably never get back.

[Anonymous No.1142669]

>>1142569
~40k of knowledge
which also came with a free piece of paper with some Latin and my name on it
>at least I don't have debt

[Anonymous No.1142684]

50 grand in debt rich.

[Anonymous No.1142697]

>>1142613
Give me 200 € for some eth pls

[Anonymous No.1142739]

>>1142613
Mites oot moiset rahat onnistunu suomessa hankkimaan? Vihjeitä nuorelle kauppisopiskelijalle?

[Anonymous No.1142807]

>>1142739

>A relative has a share of a company
>The company grows
>??
>Inherit the relative

So the wealth is mostly not amassed by me, although I've successfully invested the wealth my relative left me, meaning I have a few millions more now than when I got my moneys.

I'm not the best guy to give pro tips, but then again, no-one is. If one comes from nothing and wants to make a fortune the best bet is to either start your own company or get a share of an existing one. Of course all CEO positions in the 50 biggest corporations in Finland will leave you with a wealth like this as well, but climbing the corporate ladder doesn't suite everyone. Then again, owning a start-up or any corporation doesn't suite everyone either. But essentially all billionaires have either created a company or inherited one, millions can one make with just working but billions is neigh impossible.

[Anonymous No.1142824]

I am younger, more educated, more handsome, richer, more popular, more anything than all of you.

[Anonymous No.1142858]

I feel like these threads are pointless without listing your age. Id rather be a 21 year old with 750k then a 35 year old worth 2 mil

[Anonymous No.1142861]

>>1142858
> tfw you'll never have earned 2 mil at age 35

[Anonymous No.1142871]

>>1142858
28

[Anonymous No.1142913]

i got 1k in my bank and have 10k debts so far. entering fourth semester of uni.
net worth: -9k€

[Anonymous No.1142953]

>>1142858
I'd rather be happy than rich, desu senpai.

My father has some money, but not one friend, no wife and his kids wish he were dead.

[Anonymous No.1142981]

>>1142953
Your friend? Therefore he has a friend.

Also money is happiness quit bieng a hippie.

[Anonymous No.1142984]

>30
>a little over $500k
>split between home equity, cash, marketable securities and retirement accounts

[Anonymous No.1142999]

my assets are the multiple dicks i plan on sucking

[Anonymous No.1143009]

>>1142981
My father, as I said. Not like it matters who he is.

>money is happiness
Really? Would be nice if that's true.

[Anonymous No.1143069]

>>1142569
$350000 in da bank
$300000 apartment

[DERP No.1143074]

I own Derp.Co

100,000 Derps = 1 trillion Shrute Bucks

[Anonymous No.1143076]

>24
>£10,000 in savings
>nothing else

>will inherit ~600k one day

[Anonymous No.1143082]

I missed a great chance to earn USD 900,000 (before tax) in 2013-2014.

Now it's too late. The chance is dead.

[Anonymous No.1143107]

my economy is not in usd but anyway i will put it in that way

>18,starting to study accounting with plans of studying more and more economics to get out of my country and work + own a business in another country
>40$ in wallet
>500$ in cellphone,pc,shit like that

Currently waiting for a house to be sold and get a part of that,10K
Also waiting to inherit half of house aprox 70K to me (closer future)

Per month i get some money from my relatives and shit like that but i don't have a job i only study lol

[Anonymous No.1144134]

>0$
>no assets except phone

I'm handicapped but there's no meet bux in my country. I can't find a job because disability desu.

Thinking of trying to work online. Any tips? I'm 21.

[Anonymous No.1144141]

>>1142613
Teach me how to be rich pls.

[Anonymous No.1144142]

>>1144134
Two choices:
1. Pleb tier:
Amazon Mechanical Turk
2. Patrician tier:
Make/or better BUY handicrafts and sell on Etsy, after demonstrating them in a soppy video of you sitting in a wheelchair in your workshop. Hipsters love that kind of shit, and you need to turn your disability to an advantage anyway.

[Anonymous No.1144149]

>>1144142
But isn't that amoral?
I might be a cripple but I ain't no Jew senpai.

Jk I'm thinking about torrenting stuff, how much do you think I can make from that?

I only need 25k USD to live comfortably in my country. This is including food, clothing, my medicine etc.

[Anonymous No.1144153]

>>1144149
Do you even understand the concept of business you dumb fuck? Instead of blaming "da joos" take control of your own life. Whats amoral about filming yourself in a wheelchair, as you work in your tiny little workshop (a desk, and some tools will suffice, make it look dirty and scruffy) when you have a REAL disability. Make the disability visible, make it work for you, instead of being a slave. How complicated can this be?!

[Anonymous No.1144504]

aprox £30,000 in savings
aprox £2000 worth of stuff
age 28

[Anonymous No.1144509]

>>1143009
>Money isn't happiness

Money is the means to do with your time whatever you want. What could make a person happier than freedom to do anything the desired?

Money doesn't buy happiness, it buys things that facilitate your happiness. If someone gave me a million dollars I would be really fucking happy.

[Anonymous No.1144565]

Well more than enough to live comfortably for now. I'm trying my hand at game-design via steam platform now with a friend, so I hope this takes off so I can quit my job.

>$51.3K savings
>$2.3K checkings
>$84.76 cents in wallet
>$8.5K emergency fund
>$3500 monthly income(before taxes) as a computer technician for the hospital here
>renting a house with several others to save up even more / only $950 for living expenses and rent monthly
>bought some expensive furniture for my room for about $4K
>Computer cost $5K alone

It helps that I didn't fall for the rich meme, continue to take public transportation, avoid eating out if I can, and still only shop at low-budget stores like k-mart and target.

[Anonymous No.1144667]

Curious to hear these stories, op

[Anonymous No.1144671]

>24

>1,482 in savings
>300 in checking
>about 1500 in debt
>1000 in 401k

working on it

[Anonymous No.1144712]

>25

>~2000€+ in savings
>about 1000€ invested
>own small apartment, fully paid
>nice car
>no debts despite almost a decade in the ivory tower

me rich
me slowly rising from the ashes

[Anonymous No.1144771]

35 years old. 120k house paid for. 30k in 401k. 40k in my portfolio. No debt at least. I'm not gonna make it am i?

[Anonymous No.1144773]

>>1144671
AYYYYYYY

also

40 eth

and

300 in robinhood

same

[Anonymous No.1144862]

34 yrs old, 2 kids
3 vehicles paid for
No credit card debt, no student loan debt
2 properties with 20 yrs left on mortgages totaling 400k, renting 1 out for 15k income per year
100k in 401k
50k in savings
Bring home about 5k per month after taxes
Private school tuition x2 .... FUCKING ME
On my way, but not there yet

[Anonymous No.1144884]

Assets:

>$26k savings
>2010 toyota yaris, probably $7-8k

Liabilities:

>$14-17k in tax liabilities
> $3k in zero-interest credit card debt

Luckily I can earn $10-15k/month pretty easily. And my living expenses are only $3k/month.