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Something in this article doesn't add up. They surveyed 4500 people from 4 countries. Further down it says, that "800 Dutch millionaires surveyed ...". How both
by ranit 9y ago
Something in this article doesn't add up. They surveyed 4500 people from 4 countries. Further down it says, that "800 Dutch millionaires surveyed ...". How both numbers can be true.
I even cannot imagine that a survey would manage to convince 800 millionaires to participate, but this is another topic.
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- detaro 9y agoDutch millionaires was one of the sub-sets of people they surveyed, how does that not add up? The study is linked, you can look up what the chosen sets are.
- pjc50 9y agoIf you're counting asset value, pretty much every middle-class person with a home and a pension is a millionaire, in Euros or dollars. Doesn't mean they have a million in free cash, but it's what you need if you're going to live 20+ years after retirement with no employment income.