Are you a millionaire...

[Louch]

Any cyclist with a million pounds doesn't have enough bikes

 

[shouldbeinbed]

skint and live in a cheap house in a not very desireable town, the life insurance was one of those things that had to go following steep pay cut but sat here with my wife (23 years married next week) a couple of my kids and my dogs curled up by me, I'm perfectly happy with my lot.

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

I seriously doubt I'll ever be a millionaire. I'm very much at the lower end of the economical spectrum but am, for the most part, happy with my lot in life.

 

[Andrew_P]

You would think I was the way everyone spends my money!

 

[Headgardener]

Not yet but try every Tuesday and Friday to improve my lot in life.

 

[F70100]

Married, not graduates, over 50, owner/occupiers with no mortgage, no debts. If all our assets (including pension pots) were added up we might just get to the magic number. As individuals though, we're each a long way short.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

My wife says I'm one in a million

Blimey I am surprised she has enough time for you all

How is the wife wocky I would have asked before but we never see you anymore

 

[phil_hg_uk]

I'm worth more dead than I am alive. Not worth a million yet, but on paper I'm doing OK. The concept of a millionaire being someone rich makes no sense anymore. My piddly little £40K mortgage is hardly worth talking about when a quarter of a million debt on a house is not unusual these days.

Tell me about it, I am skint but when I die someone wont be

 

[screenman]

I have enough money to last the rest of my life, if I go next Tuesday.

I have enough money to know that some of the things wanted when I could not afford them I do not want now I can.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Her arms are healing slowly - although she needs two more ops to sort out the metal in her left arm. She'll be off the bike for at least a year.

Thanks for asking

Glad to hear she is healing, pass along my regards

 

[gbb]

I could probably reach 15% of being a millionaire..but its all relative.
I live within my means, have (luckily) a very low mortgage, but live on what used to be called a council estate so it could be nicer, have more than enough spare cash each month, could live for a year if the wages suddenly disappeared, and most importantly (for me) spent loads of time with my kids when they were young. Work work work, money money money cant buy that time back. Im sure some people find a way to make it work, but I know a few people who slaved to better their lifestyle and income...at their families expense.
Nowhere like a millionaire, but I feel like one sometimes.

 

[stephec]

A mate of mine retired from the city aged 42 with about £5m of cash, investments and property assets.

He's never worked since, and all he seems to do it sit around and play golf occasionally and his life doesn't appear very fulfilling or to have much purpose. And so on the question of whether I'm jealous?.................course I bl**dy am!!

Surely you can't be jealous of the playing golf bit?

 

[GrumpyGregry]

The two wealthiest people I know, both multimillionaires and then some, are the two happiest/content men I've ever met.

I know dozens on the PAYE who are paranoid, touchy, jealous, petty, power crazed and quite weak.

People are people.

Tragically one of these two passed away on Monday.

 

[PaulB]

If England win the World Cup, Ben Swift wins the Tour de France and Atletico Madrid win the European Cup tonight then yes, I'll be a squillionaire!