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You may assume that would happen, but unless you really have a thing to show off, you'll keep a similar lifestyle and just watch your savings account growing. I
by arountheworld 8y ago
You may assume that would happen, but unless you really have a thing to show off, you'll keep a similar lifestyle and just watch your savings account growing. I know very few people who permanently changed their behaviour after a sudden change in their earnings. This is of course just anecdotal evidence.
- paulgrant999 8y agoClearly you have not seen lotto winners. Or wall street people:) Or the really wealthy. ;) What your talking about, is upper-middle, lower-high. Eventually if you make enough cash, you will hit that limit. Sort of the whole "ball-washer" bit by Lewis Black.
- arountheworld 8y agoBut I am clearly not talking about lotto-winners, but someone who gets 2x salary, who may behave weird first couple of months and then becomes "normal". I fully agree about the lotto winners though. I had witnessed it actually as my school friend's parents won. For lack of a better description - they have become like animals with unlimited money, but money ended quickly though.
- paulgrant999 8y agoI spoke to your premise, taken out, ad infinitum. its not a criticism; merely a remark - there is a point where that observation, hits a limit. > they have become like animals with unlimited money, but money ended quickly though. yup. pretty typical. takes a lot of mental discipline, to handle a serious wad of cash. cheers.