Visually: how the poor and the rich manage their money 💵🤷♂️💼
People with capital $10k–$100k usually have their entire wealth made up of a simple set: an apartment 🏠 + a car 🚗.
According to Rosstat, 70–90% of the average class's money is frozen in housing 🧊.
But as capital increases, the structure changes more significantly 💡:
• When savings grow to $1–10 million, housing ceases to be the 'foundation'. Savings 💳, investments 📊, and the first working assets appear.
• Among millionaires, liquid assets, business, and investments 🚀 lead, while real estate is just a part of the portfolio.
• Billionaires have over 70% of their capital in company shares and investments 🏢📈, while personal belongings carry almost no weight 🧳.
🖋 The conclusion is simple:
The poor keep their money where it doesn't generate income 🙅♂️.
The rich keep it in assets that constantly work and grow 🔄💰.
