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Tuesday, October 05, 2010

Your Neighbor May Be A Millionaire

WASHINGTON - More of your neighbors are becoming millionaires.

Nearly seven out of every 100 Maryland households and six of every 100 in Virginia have liquid assets totally more than $1 million, The Examiner reports.
 
The number of millionaire households rose by about 8.5 percent June of last year to June 2010, a survey by Phoenix Marketing International finds.

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9 comments:

Anonymous said...

I would bet that 90% of the ones that are millionaires are either government employees or they work for a company that does contract for the government.

Anonymous said...

I'll bet they don't live in Maryland long to pay the millionaires tax.

Anonymous said...

We can have this. We've got to somehow take those assets way from those who Marylanders that have hit life's lottery and redistribute to the less fortunate.

Anonymous said...

What recession?

Anonymous said...

Having a net worth of one million + and being a millionaire in the glamorous sense of the word are completely different things you imbeciles. I have a net worth of over one million dollars but that doesn't mean that I vacation with Paris Hilton in The Hamptons. My cars are all at least 5 years old (paid for), my houses are modest but they are paid for, I work my tail off and save my money - but I never worked for the gov't or asked them for a handout. Most importantly I never ever blamed the government (regardless of who was in office) for my misfortune or the fortune of others. You make your own breaks in life ...

Anonymous said...

none of my neighbors are millionaires , maybe 100aires

Anonymous said...

Thank you 2:43, just because you own the things you have and they are worth something does not mean you should sell what you own to give to those less fortunate.. Most who do not have, it is because they have made poor choices in life! Stop feeling sorry for yourself and do something about it! Take from the fortunate and give to the less fortunate-give me a break, GET A JOB and stop asking for handouts

Anonymous said...

I ain't worked and i ani't gonna work , don't have to work , you guys support me. thanks , Mr. Barack Obama is taken care of me an my famili. Got alkinds new stuf and lots of kids meens lots of money.

Anonymous said...

any healthy person that plans to retire had better have at least a millon