The article makes it clear the guy lived below his means and drove an old car. It's safe to assume he did not have cars, jewelry and mansions. He was also 91, I

The article makes it clear the guy lived below his means and drove an old car. It's safe to assume he did not have cars, jewelry and mansions. He was also 91, I don't know what he was waiting for, maybe 95 before he cut loose? But you are right, people have their money and do with it to enjoy their lives as they see fit. I would be happy to have $5 million and just live off the $20,000 (Assuming 5% return) a month that would give me.