what is considered banking hard to you

[davidlee]

when i am making enough monies to maintain myself and my whores

 

[Backlink Cannon]

When the bank interest alone is enough to generate more cash than you spend in a year.

This +1

 

[faceblogger]

When the bank interest alone is enough to generate more cash than you spend in a year.

It's a popular thing in 3rd world countries. Higher interest rate + low cost of living.

 

[skank]

When you get your yacht in Monaco for the Grand Prix

 

[TechS]

In Most of Africa: $100,000 USD Liquid
Most of the US: $1,000,000 USD Liquid
In New York City: $10,000,000 USD Liquid
In Qatar: $100,000,000 USD Liquid

 

[SgtSlaughter]

when i go up to my regions teller with a hard on...thats banking hard. shes hot

 

[ameyer]

when an affiliate makes $2 million, he thinks he is "banking hard".
internet marketing is nothing stable, he could still be earning $0 tomorrow, despite his $2mil networth.
however he will consider himself a "multimillionaire" and "baller".

someone with a salary of $60,000/year is making $1.8million over 30 years.
so to me you are only "banking hard" if you are on the course to earn way more than that.. so, if you have a networth of at least 8 figures or make 6 figures profit per day for a couple of months

 

[bizkiller]

it's relative but you can live pretty much any lifestyle you want on a 100k a month. Yes this means chartering a yacht instead of buying one, flying fractional instead of owning the jet, etc... (which also means less headaches to deal with)

But for 100k a month you can experience almost anything any billionaire can. Remember you wanna buy experiences not "things".

You can have every lifestyle experience you'd ever want on 100k a month.

you need at least another 50k a month for new projects or if you're time is fully committed then at least 50k a month to preserve.

so if you assume 50% goes out in taxes, we're talking 300k a month... or 3.6 million a year income before taxes.

This also assumes you're project/s are fully capitalized. you must reinvest everything or as much as possible until your project/s are fully capitalized. You must be willing to live well below your means in the short term to build your potential income faster.

idunno. but sounds very hoodrich to me.

 

[crossfittn]

IMO banking hard is when you have so much in the bank that you never need to work again and can maintain the lifestyle you desire PLUS can take advantage of any opportunities that come up randomly without putting a dent in your net worth. I dont think the "$x/month" concept fits here. More like $x in the bank.