What is your financial dreams?

High 6 figure income
Large house in the country
Have a large expensive car
Be able to pay for an epic wedding for my daughter in about 30 years time

Trying to work my way up the corporate ladder as we speak so let's see how that goes.
 
To have enough money.

If I had a lot I could do some good, but I'd rather just be comfortable and spend my time with my family.
Not having to work so much (and until I'm 80, at this rate) would be nice.
 
What ARE your financial dreams?

At least get the basic grammar right. :/


Mine would be to ensure that I have enough to put food on the table cover bills and also have the ability to go on holiday cover and unexpected expenses and be able to have a comfortable lifestyle. Anything more than that is a bonus.
 
Then you literally have no idea about farming and how much of a financial struggle it can be

I do have a good idea of it actually. My point was that I'd like to be in a situation where it wouldn't matter if I wasn't turning a profit. A lifestyle farm is what I fancy if you will rather than to become a farmer for money.

I just like the idea of raising animals, becoming self sufficient in some areas and that sort of thing. I have no interest in selling milk to ASDA.

Aye cos farming is easy :confused:

Maybe I should have said smallholding, rather than a farm. Obviously, I'd employ someone to do the hard stuff - I'd just cut about on a quad bike in my tweeds whilst drinking my own brewed beer with my own made ingredients and munching on my home made cheese.
 
When I'm older I want to own a mansion and a 'track' to drive my Zonda R on :)

I am asking for something like that also. Track like they have on TOP gear uk will do just fine.

Then can invite my mates with other super cars such as veryron and aventador for private racing before movies at my 20 seat home cinema and cocktail party with hottest girls from playboy.
 
The more important question is: how do you get there? How many rich people are either lucky, rich through inheritance, or rich through intelligence that you cannot teach? Some people say that hard work is a myth and that it's smart work that counts, then there's the old cliche about the cream always rising to the top.

There must be loads of people working their arses off under the delusion that they can go places if they put the hours in, when in reality your organisation has long since marked you out either as someone with potential or without it.
 
6 figures (Gross) is the first and main target by 35. Getting to that by 30 would be lovely, and although tough and unlikely, could be a possibility if I pull my fingure out and make the right choices.

After that, I dunno, I'm a man and don't think that far ahead.
 
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