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| Subject: esler99 | Date: 7/14/2000 3:22 AM | |
| Author: esler99 | Number: 698 of 2244 | |
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A quick question here: how do you quickly (& objectively?) measure wealth? We've been using a quick and dirty rule of thumb to see how we're doing whereby wealth is measured in time, i.e. wealth in months = total assets/monthly expenditure or wealth in years = total assets/yearly expenditure I'd be interested to know of a more accurate/interesting/Foolish method. Esler99 |
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