I'm thirty with two kids and a wife and own a house . What do you have ?? Ah that's right kim k and Dan bilzerian good job .

Edited by mvfcarsenal16.8: 24/8/2014 11:37:31 PM

Edited by mvfcarsenal16.8: 24/8/2014 11:37:50 PM

I haven't even heard of these guys until MVCArsenal is saying I idolise them. How can I idolise someone I haven't heard of? Stupid fuck. :lol:

Why does it even matter. :roll:

Its not even worth getting worked up over something like this. Why bother?



Edited by SocaWho: 24/8/2014 11:42:38 PM

Because you insinuated I need to go back to school . Go out in the real world .

I have 2 of my own who I want someday

I will say this...if you want to give it....learn to take it.

You want your kids to become self obsessed ? And trust fund kids? That's gonna end up either your kids not knowing the value of hard work and the dollar and they end up hating you .

Learn to take it ? Learn how to how to stop making shit threads

When did I ever say this...again you miss the point.

Whats to stop me from making threads just because you don't like it.

This was for roar#1

If this is in reference to my comment, I was making a "the office" reference, it was one of Steve Carrells many great one liners :lol:

And TBH id love for my kids to be trust fund babies. because it would mean I've accomplished my goals and made a shit load of money.

Joffa . And the mod team .

Again does that teach them the value of mo eg??

Yes, it's just a bigger value then the average person would work with.

And whose to say you can't educate your own kids the value of money whilst at the same time setting them up for life with a trust fund. MVCArsenal has this stupid perception that all trust fund babies are spoilt rotten and don't know the value of money. Maybe he should look at Donald Trump's kids as no better example of trust fund kids who work hard and KNOW then value of the dollar.

That comes down to parenting and setting an example of how to use money. I'm lucky enough to have an old man who sets an unreal example money wise. He's worked his arse off for 30 years and has made a hell of a lot of money, but he doesn't care about it. Gives a huge percentage of it away and chooses not to live lavishly. Modest home, modest suburb, modest cars ect. I know I'll never make anything close to what he has (a teacher compared to a high level exec) but at least I know how to treat money should I unexpectedly have money in the future.

Thats the point MVCArsenal is missing...he assumes people who give their kids any large inheritance works out for the worse than for the better. Totally blind thinking. Sure there are examples of some who have fallen down the wayside such as Neville Wran's daughter, but you know what I'd rather die knowing my kids had a roof and food on the table than to be dirt poor and not having somewhere to sleep.

Edited by SocaWho: 25/8/2014 12:04:28 AM

I plan on giving my daughter a significant chunk of money via trust on her 21st birthday, or split evenly if we end up with more kids.

My job is to keep it a secret from her until then, grow it as much as possible, and teach her how not to be a vapid shitkunt of a human being so that she doesn't become the next Paris Hilton.

If this is in reference to my

Edited by mvfcarsenal16.8: 25/8/2014 12:05:52 AM

I'm in the relatively same position, and tbh if my dad gave what he has away I'd be pissed :lol:

Edited by roar #1 : 25/8/2014 12:04:56 AM

At the end of the day it comes down to the parenting...not the amount of wealth that one has that can attribute to the kids possible demise. Which you've demonstrated here.

Out of interest, why 21st?
As a 21 year old, I know I'd love to have a chunk of inheritance now, but when I have time to think about it, I realise I'd be better off with money later when I've had a bit more time to sort out the course of my life in terms of career, family and financially.

In a very selfish way it is frustrating, but it's what he's worked for and he has every right to do with it what he wills and I know giving money to those who need it beings him endless joy.

Maybe on her wedding day would be better? Giving her money at 21 might give her an excuse to not push herself in her career.

Did I say dirt poor? Ffs I want my kids to learn the value of hard work .to earn money and not treat money as like there's no tomorrow

Spare a thought for Warren Buffet's kids.

He plans on giving them nothing at all. :lol:

Don't we all, but there's certainly a way to do both, let me assure you of that.

Look I hate trust fund kids . I've known plenty in my time and they made my life miserable . They are now working in dead end jobs because mum and dad said enough mooching and start working . These guys are in their forties ffs

Then she'd have to get married, and some poor bloke would have the frightening task of having Notor as a father in law ;)
Yeah, I'm not saying I know the right time, I'd just love to know his thought process behind choosing 21, or if it's something he hasn't given much thought to yet.