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• @david_chisnall@infosec.exchange 2026-07-30 09:22

  @quinn@social.circl.lu @RolloTreadway@beige.party @davidnjoku@mastodon.world I don't think £1M is enough to have that. There are three-bedroom terraced houses around here that sell for more than that. That probably comes around £3-5M, but even there it isn't likely to be a significant problem. I think £5-30M is probably the window where you are basically able to afford absolutely anything that a reasonable person might want to buy (assuming a 5% return, that gives you £250K - £1.5M/year to spend, which is enough that you can impulse-purchase a house, or pay a few people to work on something you care about). Above that, you're almost certainly going to be spending far more time managing money than enjoying it.

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