A Mere Million?

Talking Real Money - Investing Talk

Don McDonald

Education, Investing, Business, How To

4.5 • 811 Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

The average American family’s net worth has risen to 1 million dollars, yet few of us have the money for a $500 million yacht. However, there are 16 million mini-millionaires in the United States. How do you join the millionaire (or upper-middle) class? LIsteners ask: Does it make sense to tax-loss sell a total bond ETF to a tax-free bond ETF? Should you sell funds when they have gone up 20%? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Enough from
0:01.2	Traglyan.
0:02.6	Spiele Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3 and 4
0:05.2	and grinds as were it 2002.
0:08.3	A legendary remake of original
0:10.0	Spieme, with nine parks,
0:11.6	crasser tricks,
0:12.6	platform-overgrefering multiplayer
0:14.3	and ab-gaffirned new game modi.
0:16.7	Hold you the new Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3 and 4
0:19.9	and show the world,
0:21.5	The Shredd Stip Nye.
0:23.0	Now, now,
0:23.8	on Tony Hawk The Game.com,
0:25.9	Shrekstray, Play Now.
0:27.5	Provfugable from the 11th, July.
0:32.9	Reality Radio for a really great future.
0:37.9	We're talking real money.
0:41.1	All the dreams of youth dashed against the rocky shore of reality.
0:49.8	Hello everybody. I'm Don McDonald, along with Tom Cock, facing the reality that the dreams of my childhood have come to fruition and yet mean so little.
1:04.0	I remember as a small child, imagining what it would be like to be a millionaire, that almost unattainable goal of a child of the 60s.
1:16.5	Oh, if I could only be a millionaire, I would be all set.
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