Wealth of a person.
08 January 2004, 05:28 PM
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How do you find the value of someone?
Like, I guess the most valuable asset would be someones pension fund and investments.
Im not doing anyfink dodgy BTW, Im just nosey
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Like, I guess the most valuable asset would be someones pension fund and investments.
Im not doing anyfink dodgy BTW, Im just nosey
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08 January 2004, 05:37 PM
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A persons most valuable asset is likely to be any property or land they own.
08 January 2004, 05:39 PM
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Is kidnapping your new idea on making some easy money?
You'll need to exhibit a bit more nouse than you have done thus far to pull that off LOL.
Land, shares, property.
You'll need to exhibit a bit more nouse than you have done thus far to pull that off LOL.
Land, shares, property.
08 January 2004, 05:44 PM
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valuable asset is likely to be any property or land they own
Just my thoughts..
08 January 2004, 06:07 PM
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You could always ask a person how much they are worth. For example, I'm worth around 3.2 million pounds, and that is personal wealth and does not include any property or land I may own.
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08 January 2004, 06:09 PM
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My parents $$ worth is quite a bit I guess but it is all in property. Their joint income through pensions and holiday lets amounts to probably less than £17k per anum. My mum still has to work on the holiday stuff & pay for upkeep of houses etc. Out of this they feed/clothe/heat/run car etc etc. They have obviously no mortgage to pay, so it is just upkeep and heat/light, which can be managed on a tight budget. They're not well off in the sense they can go & blow money on holidays and life o'reilly, but their net worth is high.
However, on another plane, they are wealthy in their life because they are content and at peace with themselves. They've had their exciting times and are now able to enjoy their life more. So, a different sort of wealth.
However, on another plane, they are wealthy in their life because they are content and at peace with themselves. They've had their exciting times and are now able to enjoy their life more. So, a different sort of wealth.
08 January 2004, 06:21 PM
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lol @ PC - hmm, I'd need to see five different forms of identification, character references from a few professional people, and four months worth of bank statements. Plus have a few pints with you before I'd even consider it Plus what is a score? it's that like a halfweight?
Plus what is a score? it's that like a halfweight?
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Your most valuable asset is your health................end off.
Dont matter how much money you have if your bed ridden, and/or on deaths door money means nowt!
Dont matter how much money you have if your bed ridden, and/or on deaths door money means nowt!
08 January 2004, 07:25 PM
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No I was just interested In what my daddies worth
I mean hes so sad, no morgage to pay, house worth a fair bit, got golden hand shake, loads of inheritance, never buys anything worth of value, drives a standard car. He just buys 10000's of shares and invests it, that is so sad..
Whats the point of working if you never spend it?
pah! Wish I could spend it............
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I mean hes so sad, no morgage to pay, house worth a fair bit, got golden hand shake, loads of inheritance, never buys anything worth of value, drives a standard car. He just buys 10000's of shares and invests it, that is so sad..
Whats the point of working if you never spend it?
pah! Wish I could spend it............
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08 January 2004, 07:37 PM
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You know, people make the strangest friends and decisions when they're a bit older.
For all you know, he's had a lifelong passion for cats and has made the will out to the local cat rescue place.
His money, he doesn't have to leave it to you, you know.
For all you know, he's had a lifelong passion for cats and has made the will out to the local cat rescue place.
His money, he doesn't have to leave it to you, you know.
09 January 2004, 04:48 PM
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For all you know, he's had a lifelong passion for cats and has made the will out to the local cat rescue place.
Well said mate and I'm sure if Chaos' dad ever read half of the stuff that he says about him, that would help clarify his decision.
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How does it feel to be such a figure of hate on SN... does it make your little weener grow a bit ?
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retaliatory personal insults from Chaos > 
