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zuffa · 11-12-2014, 08:10 PM

Rich is subjective.

The income level in what is commonly called the "5 percent," refers to Americans who make more than $150,000 annually.

At the top of the economic ladder is the so-called "1 percent," or households that earn more than $250,000 annually.

So if a solo model made 150k annually for each year she actively updated her site, does that qualify as "rich"?

Or

Does rich only apply to how well they managed their money regardless of the actual amount they made each year?

Also.. what do you consider a solo model?

I know of three "solo models" that have paid in full real estate investments over $1mil as well as investment portfolios. Each of these three would be considered "MILF's" who started as MILF's with solo sites and then branched into other areas of the adult entertainment industry.

People around here like to brag, the reality is very few people make 250k a year through a career regardless of the industry. Even fewer manage to turn that income into long term wealth.

11-12-2014, 08:10 PM
zuffa Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Mid South Posts: 78	Rich is subjective. The income level in what is commonly called the "5 percent," refers to Americans who make more than $150,000 annually. At the top of the economic ladder is the so-called "1 percent," or households that earn more than $250,000 annually. So if a solo model made 150k annually for each year she actively updated her site, does that qualify as "rich"? Or Does rich only apply to how well they managed their money regardless of the actual amount they made each year? Also.. what do you consider a solo model? I know of three "solo models" that have paid in full real estate investments over $1mil as well as investment portfolios. Each of these three would be considered "MILF's" who started as MILF's with solo sites and then branched into other areas of the adult entertainment industry. People around here like to brag, the reality is very few people make 250k a year through a career regardless of the industry. Even fewer manage to turn that income into long term wealth.