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https://allfamousbirthday.com/steve-matthes/
I think with how freely Steve discusses money on Pulp he won't be upset about us speculating. I tend to think that the estimate on the linked is probably pretty close to true.
Keep it up SM!
I think with how freely Steve discusses money on Pulp he won't be upset about us speculating. I tend to think that the estimate on the linked is probably pretty close to true.
Keep it up SM!
The Shop
I am guessing steve brings it up on pulp for the same reason. DV is the only one I can remember actually answering the question though.
if you dont have kids, its very easy to accumulate wealth. Especially if you live in a dual income house
kinda sucks for society at large but cant say i blame them.
Pit Row
That being said, what kind of person uses their free time to Google something like this?
I would think net worth includes the sum of all your assets (cars, bikes, house, property, etc.) plus savings and income? I don’t have anywhere near that amount, but I can see how a successful middle aged person could easily accumulate that, or more.
I find it delusional for someone to think they could just hop right in and build the following he has. Especially considering most folks "off the street" wouldn't have any connections to get the content that Steve does.
Three examples:
1. You have assets totaling 11.5 million and liabilities totaling 10 million. Your net worth is 1.5 million, but you are feeling very stressed, because you're very "leveraged."
2. You have assets totaling 6.5 million and liabilities totaling 5 million. You're feeling pretty good, as your net worth, while still 1.5 million, is a much larger percentage of your overall asset/liability totals.
3. You have assets totaling 1.75 million and liabilities totaling .25 million. Like the other two examples, your net worth is also 1.5 million, but you are living like a boss, because no one has any real leverage on you. This is especially true in inflationary economies like the one we're in now, as your assets will rise while your debt stays rather flat, as banks want your business.
Just thought I'd add a little context.
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