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Title: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on November 06, 2018, 11:53:13 AM
This same poll was conducted several years back.

Would be interesting to get some updating since we have many new members here in the last several years.

And yes, for heavens sake the voting is anonymous so there is no need for the trite 'none of your business.'

You can only see results after you vote.

I will vote after several others have voted . . . for obvious reasons.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: krimster2 on November 06, 2018, 12:19:40 PM
ML,

is my friend!
I like him very much!
please support his poll!

everything I have stated here
I have stated freely and of my own will
this text has not replaced any previous text

cookie have I now? cookie!!


Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on November 06, 2018, 01:50:36 PM
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Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: msmob on November 06, 2018, 02:42:47 PM
I cannot vote as minus options are not included ))
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Trenchcoat on November 06, 2018, 05:34:42 PM
I surprised myself as I probably just get into the $100-300k bracket allowing for conversion to £ at around present rate of $1.30 to the £1.

A lot of this is down to the high property values in the UK. So unless it was a pricey area like LA the same comparable size property would be worth a lot less in the US.

I'm surprised that there are some on this venture where looking at the poll at present they don't really have that much net worth.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on November 06, 2018, 07:25:41 PM
I cannot vote as minus options are not included ))

Is minus not 'Less than $10,000' ?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Davo2 on November 06, 2018, 07:49:58 PM

I'm surprised that there are some on this venture where looking at the poll at present they don't really have that much net worth.

You have to remember trench that low net worth doesn't necessarily indicate financial instability or being more unsuccessful in this venture. Assets are not particularly important in the big picture.

What's  far more important and what you're probably lacking, is a disposable income. It's no good owing a house if you can't feed your kids or dress your wife in seductive attire  ;)

I think you are grossly underestimating the costs involved in raising children, especially without a wife that's working and trust me her living expenses will be more than yours. Realistically to live comfortably and enjoy life as a one income family,  you need to almost double your current income.

I'm in the low group, but I own a modern 5 bedroom house, 10 minutes from the CBD, that's worth $550k and is half paid off. By the time I own it out right it should be worth $750k+. My car is 15 years old, which some may frown upon, but I'd prefer my 5.7 litre over a modern 4cyl any day.

I'm now in a position that my eldest kids are working, so I have a spare $1k every fortnight to spend or save. I also have a small part time  business that on a good week makes $2k. I still owe 80k on it, which is a line of credit on my house (included in the $265k I still owe in total). It's all profit and gets paid straight on the debt.

So essentially I have no assets ATM, but can free up at least 3k or more  a month to spend on travel etc... and eventually supporting a wife before she starts her career.

Tell me who's in a better position in this venture, you or me?

Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: krimster2 on November 06, 2018, 08:40:35 PM
Davo2

what you say is correct
up to you to decide if you want kids out of this venture or not...
you can go either way

if I were a 40+ yr old guy with a good disposable income and perhaps even more important and harder to come by, disposable time
I'd spend whatever time I could in Odessa

it'd be simple to get a young 20+ yr old to spend a few weeks with you in a rented apartment near Arcadia
and side trip to either Istanbul or Amsterdam, if she can get an EU Visa
based on what I saw in Amsterdam a few months ago, young Ukrainian girls can get visas to the EU!

if you take a Ukrainian girl to Paris to shop
she will take YOU to some place even better, sweeter... 

all you need to do is to filter out the women who won't accept an "arrangement" vrs ones who will...
my experience has been that most will accept a temporary arrangement
and for me (and my methods) super easy to filter them to get straight to the ones who say "YES"

partly because they think it'll enhance their chances later
but mainly because even a short sip of "le dolce vita" is better than none and they can try for a "moonshot" right after!

but if you want kids, different story, of course


totally recommend Ukrainian peasant stock to graft your own Anglo Saxon genes onto
will make tall blonde children highly developed mentally and physically compared to surrounding average
due to "hybrid vigor"

a mixed blood Ukrainian/Anglo Saxon combination will produce the most beautiful children you can ever imagine
far ahead of either English/English or Ukrainian/Ukrainian counterparts
and their IQ will be 20 points above mean at a minimum

these are my two
much younger than they are today...

AND Please everyone!
If you haven't already done so, please participate in not only my dear friend, but yours as well "ML's" Net Worth Poll
Let's all give him a big hand folks!!!




Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: pitbull on November 07, 2018, 07:36:08 AM
Davo2

what you say is correct
up to you to decide if you want kids out of this venture or not...
you can go either way

if I were a 40+ yr old guy with a good disposable income and perhaps even more important and harder to come by, disposable time
I'd spend whatever time I could in Odessa

it'd be simple to get a young 20+ yr old to spend a few weeks with you in a rented apartment near Arcadia
and side trip to either Istanbul or Amsterdam, if she can get an EU Visa
based on what I saw in Amsterdam a few months ago, young Ukrainian girls can get visas to the EU!

if you take a Ukrainian girl to Paris to shop
she will take YOU to some place even better, sweeter... 

all you need to do is to filter out the women who won't accept an "arrangement" vrs ones who will...
my experience has been that most will accept a temporary arrangement
and for me (and my methods) super easy to filter them to get straight to the ones who say "YES"

partly because they think it'll enhance their chances later
but mainly because even a short sip of "le dolce vita" is better than none and they can try for a "moonshot" right after!

but if you want kids, different story, of course


totally recommend Ukrainian peasant stock to graft your own Anglo Saxon genes onto
will make tall blonde children highly developed mentally and physically compared to surrounding average
due to "hybrid vigor"

a mixed blood Ukrainian/Anglo Saxon combination will produce the most beautiful children you can ever imagine
far ahead of either English/English or Ukrainian/Ukrainian counterparts
and their IQ will be 20 points above mean at a minimum

these are my two
much younger than they are today...

AND Please everyone!
If you haven't already done so, please participate in not only my dear friend, but yours as well "ML's" Net Worth Poll
Let's all give him a big hand folks!!!
. Wow - your daughters look exactly like their mother! Do not see an ounce of your Anglo Saxon genes
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Donna_Pedro on November 07, 2018, 08:32:43 AM

What's  far more important and what you're probably lacking, is a disposable income.






100%.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: PeterWarrick9 on November 07, 2018, 05:06:35 PM
My net worth is about $60K.

I don't care about money though, as long as I have enough to eat...we should share the wealth.

I have about 40 years of work ahead of me...
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Trenchcoat on November 08, 2018, 11:30:34 PM

What's  far more important and what you're probably lacking, is a disposable income. It's no good owing a house if you can't feed your kids or dress your wife in seductive attire  ;)

I think you are grossly underestimating the costs involved in raising children, especially without a wife that's working and trust me her living expenses will be more than yours. Realistically to live comfortably and enjoy life as a one income family,  you need to almost double your current income.

Ideally you're right Davo I need double my income. Over the next few years I think I can increase it but not quite to double. Fortunately in the UK I can get child benefit, etc and health & education costs are generally free at delivery. Owning my own place outright will cut down on costs such as rent or mortgage.Though I am likely to take in debt as I scale up the operation. I think with any savings etc I can make it work though it's not the most ideal situation granted. Depending on how things go it may be handy for the girl to work after she has had kids though if she is adverse to this initially she may come around over time I'm thinking, seems only fair to me that the girl may have to make a small input over time ax she gets more aquainted with the country.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: msmob on November 09, 2018, 01:16:30 AM
Fortunately in the UK I can get child benefit, etc and health & education costs are generally free at delivery.

Not for your new family - it won't ..

It will already cost £200/ year - per person and the plan is to double that - there's another £1000- 2000  up front

http://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigration-application/how-much-pay (http://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigration-application/how-much-pay)
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Bee Farmer on November 14, 2018, 06:53:32 PM
I ran across an interesting article the other day, showing the disparities of wealth between countries.  The average wealth per Ukrainian adult is $1,563 USD.  Considering the number of billionaire oligarchs, the median wealth is probably quite a bit lower.  (Also interesting was that Belarussians were twice as wealthy as Ukrainians in 2000, but now Ukrainians are slightly wealthier, despite Belarus having twice the GDP as Ukraine. Belarus leaders are robbing them blind.)

The wealth disparity between Western nations and Ukraine is eye-opening as to why Ukrainians often view Westerners as walking lottery tickets.

We hear about Ukrainian girls (worth $1500) going for Turkish or Russian men ($19-$20K net worth) but when you compare that to Western men worth $300K-$400K, it really puts things in perspective.

http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/visualizing-the-huge-disparities-between-peoples-wealth-around-the-world/
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: PeterWarrick9 on November 14, 2018, 07:23:56 PM
I ran across an interesting article the other day, showing the disparities of wealth between countries.  The average wealth per Ukrainian adult is $1,563 USD.  Considering the number of billionaire oligarchs, the median wealth is probably quite a bit lower.  (Also interesting was that Belarussians were twice as wealthy as Ukrainians in 2000, but now Ukrainians are slightly wealthier, despite Belarus having twice the GDP as Ukraine. Belarus leaders are robbing them blind.)

The wealth disparity between Western nations and Ukraine is eye-opening as to why Ukrainians often view Westerners as walking lottery tickets.

We hear about Ukrainian girls (worth $1500) going for Turkish or Russian men ($19-$20K net worth) but when you compare that to Western men worth $300K-$400K, it really puts things in perspective.

http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/visualizing-the-huge-disparities-between-peoples-wealth-around-the-world/

I don't see how that number is true for America. Half of American families make less than $50k a year. Many Americans over age 50 have $0 in retirement savings. If we're talking about net worth, that seems way too high.

I also read that the richest 8 people in the world have as much wealth is the lowest 3.5 billion.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Bee Farmer on November 14, 2018, 07:52:25 PM
Average and median are not the same thing.  The ultra high net worth individuals at the top do bring up the average quite a bit.  (I'm guessing the article simply divided national net worth by the number of citizens, to get an estimated net worth per person.)

Average US household income in 2014 was $73K. Median household income for 2016 was $59K.

The median US home value is $220K.  The average 401K is a little over $100K.

Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on November 14, 2018, 08:39:54 PM


...we should share the wealth.

Whose wealth should we share ?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: PeterWarrick9 on November 15, 2018, 07:15:24 AM
Whose wealth should we share ?

Whoever has much more than they need to live a comfortable life.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on November 15, 2018, 07:19:46 AM
Quote from: ML on Yesterday at 10:39:54 PM
Whose wealth should we share ?

Whoever has much more than they need to live a comfortable life.

And what if those persons have worked much harder and longer than those they must share their wealth with?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: PeterWarrick9 on November 15, 2018, 08:25:14 AM
Quote from: ML on Yesterday at 10:39:54 PM
Whose wealth should we share ?

And what if those persons have worked much harder and longer than those they must share their wealth with?

What if they haven't?

Who works harder...the manual labor toiling in extreme heat or the hedge fund manager pushing papers around all day?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: John Gaunt on November 15, 2018, 09:41:42 AM
What if they haven't?

Who works harder...the manual labor toiling in extreme heat or the hedge fund manager pushing papers around all day?
Who let the commies in?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: krimster2 on November 15, 2018, 10:02:21 AM
from each according to their nobility
to each according to their greed
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: tfcrew on November 15, 2018, 02:57:04 PM
I cannot vote as minus options are not included ))
Admits he is worthless (http://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/Smileys/DarkB/cheesy.gif)
That's OK...so am I.
My wife has everything.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Bee Farmer on November 15, 2018, 04:49:41 PM
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Whose wealth should we share ?

ML, that's the wrong question.  The correct question is, for those who have wealth, how should it be shared.  Make no mistake, anyone with wealth, your wealth will be shared.

Heck, inflation dilutes the value of your savings, so you are sharing your wealth with others even if you do nothing other than stuff your money under your mattress.

A common way wealth gets shared is after someone dies.  It is quite common that kids or grandkids piss away everything they inherited.  Easy come, easy go.  I've heard that in order to preserve wealth in families over multiple generations, you have to invest in gold bullion, fine art, and real estate.

Hopefully, the wealthy will invest their money into productive companies which will hire workers making valuable goods and services.  That's a good way of sharing their wealth.  Everyone benefits that way - a win-win situation.  It's not perfect, but it's peaceful, voluntary, and honest.

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    Whose wealth should we share ?


Whoever has much more than they need to live a comfortable life.

First, who gets to be God and determine how much someone needs to be comfortable?

I think you are also forgetting the Pareto distribution, sometimes called the 80/20 Rule.  In any creative domain, 20% of the people are responsible for 80% of the output. 
In economic systems, 20% of the people have 80% of the money.  It doesn't matter what economic system you have, the money always concentrates in the hands of the few.  No one has ever figured out how to fix that (or if it even needs fixed) without completely destroying the economic system.

And the funny thing is, the people at the top are constantly changing.  The 1% doesn't stay the same people all the time.  In the US and Canada, you have a 10% chance of being in the top 1% of income at least 1 year of your life.  You have a 40% chance of being in the top 10%.

What is the incentive to create the next big thing, or be the next Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffet (or any billionaire) if they are only allowed to have enough to be comfortable?

There will always be people who are more creative, lucky, entrepreneurial, risk-taking, hard working, smarter, etc. and they will always have more rewards than lazy bums.

The Soviet Union wanted everyone to have enough to be comfortable.  Look how that worked out.

Winston Churchill said that the inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings, and the virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.

In the 20th Century, there were 100 million people who died because of the ideology of Marxism and socialism.
6 million Ukrainians died in the Holodymyr.
Somewhere between 20-50 million died in Stalin's gulags.
Chairman Mao killed somewhere between 50-100 million.
This isn't even looking at all the deaths in WWII.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: bellhead on November 29, 2018, 12:51:35 PM
Does wealth matter to prospective brides? 
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: jone on November 29, 2018, 01:01:22 PM
Does wealth matter to prospective brides?

An ability to provide does matter.   
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: bellhead on November 29, 2018, 02:55:42 PM
BTW love Heinlein. 
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on November 30, 2018, 09:08:07 PM
Does wealth matter to prospective brides?

Does a bear sheeeeet in the woods?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Jumper on December 01, 2018, 07:32:51 PM
Does youth and beauty matter to prospective husbands?

 :cluebat:
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: DaveNY on December 01, 2018, 07:56:16 PM
Does wealth matter to prospective brides?

As a lawyer let me give some free legal advice. If the bride or groom has money a prenup is a good idea. If either has a lot of money a prenup is a great idea. If either has a lot of money and children from a past relationship a prenup is pretty much mandatory.

Wealth or lack of matters to prospective brides and grooms. Would you want to marry someone and find out they have hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt?
Title: What is your Net Worth in USD - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 14, 2019, 12:36:36 PM

What's  far more important and what you're probably lacking, is a disposable income.


It's no good owing a house if you can't feed your kids or dress your wife in seductive attire  ;)



Erm... I'd say it's no good having a wife who can't dress herself the way she wants.


...and having a house is always good, IMO.  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 14, 2019, 02:03:21 PM

As a lawyer let me give some free legal advice. If the bride or groom has money a prenup is a good idea. If either has a lot of money a prenup is a great idea. If either has a lot of money and children from a past relationship a prenup is pretty much mandatory.


I'd say in any case prenup is a good idea.



Wealth or lack of matters to prospective brides and grooms. Would you want to marry someone and find out they have hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt?
Surely not.

A question is: at what stage of relationship would you consider discussing of prenup appropriate?
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Boethius on April 14, 2019, 05:01:55 PM
A question is: at what stage of relationship would you consider discussing of prenup appropriate?

After you're engaged. 

Most men aren't going to balk at a prenup, so I don't think it's really an issue for a woman to introduce.

This post was composed without the aid of google.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Grumpy on April 14, 2019, 09:48:53 PM
A question is: at what stage of relationship would you consider discussing of prenup appropriate?

A few days after the engagement, well before the wedding announcements are sent.
Nobody wants to be alone at the alter if their partner disagrees.
Also the courts may throw the prenup out if  the parties don't have enough time for adequate review and legal consul.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 14, 2019, 11:58:41 PM
After you're engaged. 


Don't you think that shortly before engagement would be wiser?  :rolleyes:


After all, knowing what his \ her partner owns - and how he \ she plans to manage income - can be a decision making factor in saying "yes" (or "no"...)
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: msmob on April 15, 2019, 02:35:34 AM
I detest prenups..period


To me - if you want one - you shouldn't be getting married ... 

This is from someone who had more to lose
Title: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 15, 2019, 02:49:20 AM
To me - if you want one - you shouldn't be getting married ... 


To me - if you are wise - you discuss the terms of the deal while ashore, before starting to swim.
Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: msmob on April 15, 2019, 03:05:32 AM

To me - if you are wise - you discuss the terms of the deal while ashore, before starting to swim.

The 'deal' is all that I have is yours to share, my dear ..  I do not care if you are rich or poor ;)
Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 15, 2019, 04:06:51 AM
The 'deal' is all that I have is yours to share, my dear...  I do not care if you are rich or poor ;)


Having heard something about Moby's past business practices with some satellite TV, this "all I have is yours to share" might look like a lot of shared trouble in the future  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: John Gaunt on April 15, 2019, 04:22:07 AM

Having heard something about Moby's past business practices with some satellite TV, this "all I have is yours to share" might look like a lot of shared trouble in the future  :rolleyes:
:ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL:

Mobys fame precedes him.

Dear Olga, you have a fantastically sharp wit. Love it.
You’re one of my favourite posters so it’s nice to see you here and elsewhere.
Title: When you thought repeating gossip was 'smart'
Post by: msmob on April 15, 2019, 05:01:06 AM

Having heard something about Moby's past business practices with some satellite TV, this "all I have is yours to share" might look like a lot of shared trouble in the future  :rolleyes:

Tut, tut, 'Olya'

The kind  financial institution that put me in the crap has compensated me - not nearly enough - to cover the gossip of  internet loons who still think they 'know my life better'...




Here's a 'clue' ..

That 'Sat TV firm' is STILL a client and I am a client of theirs - we do well from each other... 





There was me thinking you liked to impress with your wit  and intelligence ?...



Perhaps, it's time to concentrate on finding a soul mate - as the 'bating' is making you a mite nasty ..   ?










Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: krimster2 on April 15, 2019, 06:25:12 AM
"as the 'bating' is making you a mite nasty ..   ?"

I wonder if the nastiness is what caused her to be single
or a result of it....

I think it's a crime for Russian women NOT to have sex
but it's not a serious crime
more like a "misdemeanor"
because the more they miss it, "de meaner" they get
my wife is just the sweetest cheeriest woman ever (draw your own conclusion)
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Boethius on April 15, 2019, 08:46:03 AM
Don't you think that shortly before engagement would be wiser?  :rolleyes: 

No.

Quote
After all, knowing what his \ her partner owns - and how he \ she plans to manage income - can be a decision making factor in saying "yes" (or "no"...)

Posted like someone who has never been married.


This post was composed without the aid of google.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: ML on April 15, 2019, 09:31:53 AM
I detest prenups..period.
To me - if you want one - you shouldn't be getting married ... 
This is from someone who had more to lose>

Who wrote this earlier?

"I cannot vote as minus options are not included ))"
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: msmob on April 15, 2019, 10:03:07 AM
Who wrote this earlier?

"I cannot vote as minus options are not included ))"

Of course ..that's because I didn't sign prenups ;)

Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 15, 2019, 10:43:54 AM
:ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL:

Mobys fame precedes him.

Dear Olga, you have a fantastically sharp wit. Love it.
You’re one of my favourite posters so it’s nice to see you here and elsewhere.


Dear John, thank you so much for complimenting my writing skills.


Your appreciation is all the more important for me because during the last 8-9 years I was communicating mainly in German, and have completely forgotten English.  :rolleyes:
Title: When Mobster really cares...
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 15, 2019, 10:49:31 AM

Tut, tut, 'Olya'


Да тут, тут я :rolleyes:

The kind  financial institution that put me in the crap has compensated me - not nearly enough - to cover the gossip of  internet loons who still think they 'know my life better'...

:popcorn:

There was me thinking you liked to impress with your wit and intelligence?


To tell the truth, impressing anyone with anything has never been my main aim. But if you say so...


Perhaps, it's time to concentrate on finding a soul mate - as the 'bating' is making you a mite nasty?
Though I am not really a multi-tasking genius, messaging guys from fdating.com and posting on a couple of forums can be done within the timeframe of the single day... even by me. But thank you very much indeed for caring about my marital status and emotional balance  ;)
Title: What is your Net Worth in USD - Assets minus Liabilities - reduced
Post by: Olga_Mouse on April 15, 2019, 10:52:53 AM
No.
Posted like someone who has never been married.


I guess 2TallBill's sister might disagree with you (referring to a recent discussion on "due diligence vs. staking" in a parallel universe...)
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Boethius on April 15, 2019, 11:17:47 AM
Stalking, not staking.  "To stake" = marking an area to claim ownership, or to assertively defend a position.

I went to read Bill's post, and it doesn't negate what I posted.  She is prescreening potential suitors.  Would I do that?  No.  But, I've been with my husband for well over half of my life, before the days of google.  Furthermore, from the day I met my husband, I knew we would marry, and I also knew there would never be another man for me, no matter what happened.   I can't blame women over, say, 35, doing this when they first meet a man.  Bill's sister is doing this before she even dates the man, I assume, so she doesn't waste time with ne'er do wells.  That's far different from bringing up a prenup on the excuse you want to know how a partner will spend.  If you are at the stage of discussing prenups, you should already have an idea of your partner's assets, and know how he/she handles money.

If you bring up a prenup before a relationship is serious, you are going to scare many WM away as some sort of desperate to be bride.


This post was composed without the aid of google.
Title: When Miss Mouse compunds her folly ((
Post by: msmob on April 15, 2019, 11:34:47 AM
Bla bla bla, excuses, more bla bla bla..


Olya,

A simple, ''DUH, indeed I am busted for posting bollox, I know f all about''', would have sufficed..

You 'welfare' was not my concern....Your 'Repuation', perhaps..?...
Title: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: 2tallbill on April 15, 2019, 01:33:15 PM
we should share steal the wealth.

I fixed that for you. There is no legal method in the USA to take
wealth from people. States can levy property taxes but the Fed
can't.

Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: msmob on April 16, 2019, 01:41:58 AM


Mobys fame precedes him.

.

Ah, someone quoted 'JG' and proved his astonishing inability to register fact from fiction and propensity to perpetuate the latter has not deserted him...

Please entertain us with some of the self-appointed 'busting' you have claimed 'fame' for ;)

Show us some FACTS...a FACT, even..



Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: John Gaunt on April 16, 2019, 02:44:53 AM
Ah, someone quoted 'JG' and proved his astonishing inability to register fact from fiction and propensity to perpetuate the latter has not deserted him...

Please entertain us with some of the self-appointed 'busting' you have claimed 'fame' for ;)

Show us some FACTS...a FACT, even..
Moby, nothing in that short sentence  ‘proves’ anything except that you appear to have a somewhat guilty conscience......
Title: Re: Right time for discussing the prenup
Post by: msmob on April 16, 2019, 03:48:50 AM
Moby, nothing in that short sentence  ‘proves’ anything except that you appear to have a somewhat guilty conscience......

Aha,..JG flannel time..

Facts, please... You are da man re 'busting,' ))

While on the subject of busting BS.. Kindly demonstrate about WHAT I have a guilty conscience about?

It is crunch time for you, matey... You jumped in on Olya's folly..you should finish me off))

What IS it with internet loonies who repeat the bollox of others where there is demonstrably NO basis in fact...?





Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: Jamesukjames on April 23, 2019, 09:49:17 PM
Looks like no players in this game .  My self $1 to $2 bracket but was in the above $2 bracket before divorce.  It's amazing how dividing joint assets and concentrating on divorce rather than business rocks the financial pay train.  All earned by my own hands doing what others would not do horrible jobs pay well.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: iolanik on June 05, 2019, 12:04:05 PM
I fixed that for you. There is no legal method in the USA to take
wealth from people. States can levy property taxes but the Fed
can't.

LMFAO!!!!!!!  I'm sorry but I beg to disagree Sir! You need to take a look at current ASSET FORFEITURE LAWS.  You bank accounts can be frozen at any given time or property seized by the Federal Marshall for any reason under HMS. Also under the 12th circuit court of Illinois, Bank Deposits are NOW considered Bank ASSETS. Since 2012, banks can now declare their deposits as part of their assets, so officially the bank is now a debitor to you and can legally take your money and give you a bond in the banks name. Look no further than Cypress who did this 2 yrs ago. In addition, even if you are driving in your car and you are carrying gold coins/bars, cash or other instruments of wealth, the local and state police can seize your assets under asset forfeiture laws if you are "SUSPECTED" of committing a crime. Do a local check and see for yourself.
Title: Re: What is your Net Worth in USD - - - Assets minus Liabilities - redu
Post by: iolanik on June 05, 2019, 12:05:17 PM
$1M-$2M  It actually went higher after my divorce, which is another reason why the RW ex wife hates me even more! LMFAO