How much money that you want to have to live comfortably?

[PreTTy PeTe]

Bu but jealousy IS comfortable.


Or rather, inspiring jealousy in others. (that's what the TV told me... )

yeah Oprah right...........the new messiah ha!!!

 

[BlondeCanadian]

hmmmm If were talking lottery I would say I would want at least 10 million... Enough to buy things I want and my family and friends stuff.. and invest enough to keep my living costs

but salary wise I want 110k a year...but would settle for 70+

 

[PreTTy PeTe]

hmmmm If were talking lottery I would say I would want at least 10 million... Enough to buy things I want and my family and friends stuff.. and invest enough to keep my living costs

but salary wise I want 110k a year...but would settle for 70+

yum a toronto boy

that's all i have to say

 

[BlondeCanadian]

Prettypete i thought you were in milton?

 

[Knucklehead]

I make around 40k a year now and get by ok on that..50K would be nicer..

 

[PreTTy PeTe]

Prettypete i thought you were in milton?

no i was in bolton which is the asshole of ontario.

now i'm sitting in greektown alone.

i don't have grinder to connect me........(((

 

[BlondeCanadian]

ah that is no good I am home for the holidays.. aka sitting in Port Hope... which i would trade for greektown anyday

 

[PreTTy PeTe]

ah that is no good I am home for the holidays.. aka sitting in Port Hope... which i would trade for greektown anyday

omg it's great.......i think this is the second gay village in toronto.

i love it............gay people without all the attitude. wow.

 

[BlondeCanadian]

I am skeptical lol.. I went to Ryerson and lived right on church. so much attitude

 

[PreTTy PeTe]

I am skeptical lol.. I went to Ryerson and lived right on church. so much attitude

we're the better gays

we danced the clubs

did the baths

we know who we are

j/k...........it's cool here

 

[onetwothreefour]

You could live very comfortably on 100k a year. I'm 28, if I lived to 100 that would be 72 more years, so 7,200,000, round it off to 10 million cos of inflation.

 

[Mike68]

Money doesn't change people, it provides a more accurate reflection of who they really are on the inside.

OMG that is too good. Will have to remember that one!

 

[USEDCAR]

Lets said i just graduated college and was ready to be out on my own i'll be happy with 10 million enough to move to another state buy a house pay it off. Buy a big giant gas guzzling Truck and a car.

God forbid if i lose my job or something i'll still be able to live happily

 

[BrownBoi89]

Omg, the pragmatism

It's so sexy

This is totally how I feel. I just want enough to afford a decent pad in downtown Vancouver. I'm pretty minimalistic.

Ha ha good luck. Vancouver has one of the most expensive housing prices.

So it is for this reason that I think $10 million dollars should suffice. Have no clue how much $ a year I'd want though.

 

[frankfrank]

After taxes?

I think $1 million would work well...very well.

I'd use about 1/3 of it in a lump sum which would buy me things like a retirement move (and I guess that kind of wealth would make it easier to retire to Canada, which I'd probably try first), the other 2/3 would go into some kind of guaranteed lifetime interest-bearing annuity.

My investment of it would be extremely conservative.

 

[asianguys]

200k a year.

 

[jasoncrew03]

Do you mean per year or a lump sum? Per year, six figures after taxes and malpractice insurance.

 

[EastMed]

As long as I have enough money for a packet of fags, I don't care.

 

[Ninja108]

As long as I have enough money for food, shelter and a few perk items, I don't need a massive amount of money.

 

[mbamike]

A few years ago I had a good job making nearly $70K a year. I was very comfortable. If I could return to that pay level, I would be very thankful.