Hi All

Check out this story at www.pressofac.com

NJ philanthropist has no tV or home phone, but millions to give away. WOW

happy new year.

acesfull

Hi

A NJ man 78 YO. Never went past 8th grade. Never made more then $11.00 per hour in his life, had no inheritance.

Still by saving, investing, and purchasing realestate and living a frugal life style, no TV, no Telephone, never a new car, and shooping at second hand thrift stores. Gives $2 Million to a local college.

Interesting. google/ paul navone/ or go to www.pressofac.com for the complete story.

This guy is The true Millionaire Next Door.

Acesfull

for me, part of living is quality of life. this is defined differently by diferent people, but giving up certain things to leave more money to people when I am dead is not something I aim to do.

Hi

I guess if this guy had a TV and a phone, he would of only been able to give away One Million nine hundred and seventy thousand???

acesfull

exactly. I could care less how rich my corpse is...

Agreed 110%

We will start to see a lot more of this as the baby boomers pass on. Lots of people like this all over the Country

probably, but as heg said, I also value quality of life.

I would guess for 99% of depression babies, quality of life is a lot different than our views today. The oldest boomers, maybe even pre-boomers, I'm not sure.

They refuse to borrow for anything and save everything.

I only want to pass some wealth on to my kids and live a comfortable life style when I retire, If I ever do.

The difference with me is, I want to pass wealth and be able to see my kids enjoy it. Maybe, buy my daughter a house when she gets married, or something similar. I don't want to pass it when I croak.