Just as an aside, 1% in the US is 400k/year, which is certainly upper class, but not international elite wealth. They are still living a normal life, just with better quality for everything.
When you cross the line into true merge wealth, you have people working full time to support your every desire and concern, and they will handle your money.
It is really the top .01% ish that are the “problem”.
Like, a 1% could plan a vacation, and fly first class, and stay in the best hotels/resorts. A .01%er says “I want to go to Dubai right now.” and a car is dispatched to take them to an airport where they are met by their packed luggage already on a private jet stocked with their favorite foods and beverages that takes them to a unnamed “resort” with dedicated staff, etc.
Point is, a 1% er still depends on america and its infrastructure. The .01% could buy citizenship in almost any country in the world if they wanted.
Just as an aside, 1% in the US is 400k/year, which is certainly upper class, but not international elite wealth. They are still living a normal life, just with better quality for everything.
When you cross the line into true merge wealth, you have people working full time to support your every desire and concern, and they will handle your money.
It is really the top .01% ish that are the “problem”.
Like, a 1% could plan a vacation, and fly first class, and stay in the best hotels/resorts. A .01%er says “I want to go to Dubai right now.” and a car is dispatched to take them to an airport where they are met by their packed luggage already on a private jet stocked with their favorite foods and beverages that takes them to a unnamed “resort” with dedicated staff, etc.
Point is, a 1% er still depends on america and its infrastructure. The .01% could buy citizenship in almost any country in the world if they wanted.
Correction noted. I meant the mega rich. 100+ million and above.