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Personally if you have a million, whether its liquid or not you're a millionaire. |
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depends you can have a house worth a million but be unable to afford to keep it up due to personal circumstances. half a million in the bank and half a million assets - cos the assets can always go up (or down depending on area etc) and the money in the bank with good investment will also grow
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I think the usual way of defining a millionaire is that it is somebody who on paper has the equivalent of a £million (assuming it is a British millionaire). However, that money may be tied up in a house, cars, business assets, or stocks and shares, and they may not have access to very much in actual cash.
I suppose somebody may appear to be a millionare, but if they traded in all their assets they may not realise a million - it all depends on the value of the assets at that point in time. |
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