In fact, she makes money happy, says Bill Gates, who has a superyacht with a net value of 168 billion US dollars as long as a soccer field and a home

Money does not buy luck, but it can buy many other things. For Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, who is worth $ 168 billion (per Bloomberg), is granting that he enjoys the advantages of the Richs. It is not just about luxuries such as mega villas around the world (it only has the 130 million US doanadu 2.0 megamansion), the superyachts (he has eliminated the breakthrough of 645 million US dollars and the 59 million dollar -Wayfinder) or conspicuous Bahen, of which he is always known that he flags. According to the six -strike man in the world of the world, the real advantage of being wealthy is freedom from everyday financial stress.

Interestingly, Gates became a billionaire in 1987, which means that he has been financially concerned for almost 40 years. It has to feel like bliss, and he has no concerns to admit it. In a Reddit AMA from 2019, when he was asked whether he was a billionaire happier than if he had been the middle class, Gates replied: “Yes. I don't have to think about health costs or college costs. It is a real blessing.

This does not mean that he believes that you have to be a centibillionaire to be happy. For him, the freedom of financial stress is the real blessing, and in his opinion only a billion should make the trick. This is roughly what he leaves his children, 1% of his 168 -billion dollar or 1.68 billion US dollars, three ways. Everyone will receive around 560 million US dollars, a modest sum according to billionaire standards.

Thanks to a pragmatic parenthood of the 68-year-old Tech-Tycoon and his ex-wife Melinda French goals, his children had a solid education and bright futures. He not only leaves his children a modest legacy according to billionaire standards, but he also has no interest in keeping the majority of his assets to himself. Gates has promised to give away most of his assets.

According to VN Express, he, as a co -founder of The Giving Pledge, calls on the billionaires in addition to Warren Buffett to donate at least half of their assets for charitable purposes. Obviously he is a man who practices what he preaches. In a world of belonging fates, the gates not only stands for how much he deserves, but also how much he is determined to give it away.