How many of your current problems would be solved if you had unlimited money?

[Aysen]

Just think what you can buy with that money!

[Cynicaldreamer]

Most, if not all, of them. I don't care what people say: money can make you happy! At least for me-

• Trying to lose weight? Hire a personal trainer and chef to help with diet and exercise.
• Bills? Money will pay it all off
• House repairs and upgrades? More money, or better still, use said money to buy a new house!
• Stressed out? Oh look, with more money I can go on a nice vacation.

Just to name a few things. I don't have any major problems, thankfully. But most of mine are easily fixed with money!


... or hard work and patience 🤔
Money sounds better

[Aysen]

I'm not going to lie, but that sounds really nice when so much of the effort is taken off your shoulders when money improves what you have already! But, if you had unlimited money, would you even stay at your job anymore?

[Cynicaldreamer]

Someone asked me that same question before- yes, I would! Though I'd probably only work part time (20-32 hours a week instead of 40). Why? To give me something to do and keep me preoccupied. I like working and most of the people I work with. Besides, even if I was rich, had all the time and money in the world, eventually I would get bored sitting on my butt all day.

Honestly I probably wouldn't even tell anyone I had money! I know how people treat you when you're rich, and they think they can use you. I'd put most of my money in stocks, investments, and put enough in the bank to support myself. I'd still lead a simple life (minus a few luxuries)

[Anonymous]

Most of my current problems. I could live where I want. I could afford a doctor. Great health insurance... Work when I want, and put it off if something more important comes up. I could travel (US only until restrictions were lifted). Money might not solve everything, but it would be good for giving me time to do what I want and need to do.

Now, this would probably not solve EVERY problem. I would just get new ones (where is all this unlimited money coming from? Tax issues, etc). But those new ones would probably be pretty small compared to the problems I have now, and personally, I would think I would love to have those issues over my current ones. So many of my problems are based on having to put off basics, and not having enough time. Nearly unlimited funds would fix a lot of that.

[Kaneki05]

Pretty much Everything even solves my no girlfriend issue by this i don't mean a sugarbaby or something but i could afford to travel which then all i need to do is show up at my most recent LDR Ex who is still my Best friend and ask her now were no longer LDR can we see if it works.
Even if she say's no or it don't we can still be best friends and i would just become a roommate or something lol

But my depression, that would still remain however it would be a lot less draining considering i wouldn't have such thing that will come in my life and make it worse like a Job or me at collage now.

[lilyanony1]

Money brings confidence and freedom.

Which is sad to say but modern life and society requires money.
As the saying goes, money talks.

I'm a shy person and it doesn't help my social situation, especially as I'm not earning "big money".
So I'm basically a "nobody".

Although it may not resolve every issue in my life it would allow me into spaces and places I wouldn't ordinarily be able to go.

It will allow me the experiences I may otherwise not be able to have.

Does that make my life better? I don't know but I certainly would prefer to not worry about being able to pay the bills.

[Ailito]

Ahem, let's see.

I'd have a home
I'd have no medical bills
I'd have no student debt

Medical surgeries to save my life which I will need in the future, would be possible to get.

I buy a new car, instead of being ripped off at used car dealerships and getting a bunch of lemons and putting money and time for them to last even one more day.

I would have been able to pay for my mom's cremation without needing to get a donation from the people that basically killed her.

I could go on and on, but I'm starting to get depressed thinking about my life.

[Dragonpurple]

I've never been rich, but I've been dirt poor and would of been homeless had I not had family take me in and help me get back on my feet.

For the most part, money doesn't solve issues. I've know rich people who committed suicide and I thought they had it all.

I will say, if I had unlimited money... legal issues would be far less of a problem. Easier to fight the system, easier to fight people suing you or for you to sue others.

Every day life though, minimum effect... we have to choose to be happy and solve our own problems not rely on other things.

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

There's some problems that no amount of money in the world can solve...
Financial issues yeah sure, but health issues, loss of loved ones, the growing crime rate that noone seems to care about (a little 3 year old was found murdered and thrown in a dumpster days after his mom was murdered yet that didn't get national coverage or people protesting🤷3 years old, just an innocent baby)
And too, sometimes the more money you have, the more people will try to use you to get at that money...

[Lliam]

I sure would like to pay off my mortgage, car loan and bills. I have some expensive things that need to be done to my house. I would also like to make some expensive improvements to my house and especially garden and orchard.
I wouldn't have to worry about possible emergencies like my well pump or something like that going wrong.
I'm retired and my wife is still working. I'd love to be independent from financial worries and insure that we can be comfortable for the rest of our lives.

[Cherry234]

It would make my life easier. I wouldn't have to worry about student loans and I could help some friends and family get out of debt too. My mom could also divorce my dad and we could both get away from him. I can also use the money to go to flight school if I decide I want to go. Or maybe I wouldn't work at all. Money buys happiness. It makes the world go round

[molonski2]

I honestly dont have an real problems , however I would still really like another 5 - 6 mill , to actual happiness , well it wouldn't possibly make a lot of difference , but Id still really like it , would just really expand my investment portfolio , and increase income.
But , with no real problems there is nothing to fix really.

[Apulu_3]

Ok so with money I can give it to my mom because she is working really hard for building a nice old age home and can't spend time with me. Same with my dad he don't need to work hard for building up his business and I can get attention and family love which I always crave for. If it can't happen then I don't need it.

[Shizunk]

There is a small chance my problems could be fixed. I could afford a few professionals to watch me 24/7 for a while and correct the mistakes I make that lead to health issues. With limited money I get an hour at best once in a while with someone trying to make educated guesses from the comfort of their office. Then I am left to my own devices trying to understand what the hell is happening...
For anything else my incomevis sufficient.

[Sawyerblu]

Tbh I think the only current problems I have are money problems. I have a pretty good life otherwise.

[es20490446e]

None.

My last concern when starting a business is the money. If the product is good, and creates returns at a small scale, it's easy to get more money for it.

But even then most likely I won't need an investor, cause in software the costs of producing extra units are non existent.

My greatest money problem is finding the kind of talent I need to have a solid product, hence creating returns.

[Screenwriter]

Money only solves the financial problems. There are issues that have nothing to do with money that money won't solve.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

They're not really "problems" since they're actually paying for themselves and generating hefty ROIs. With that said, I personally don't have financial problems. Still, I'd like to have unlimited funds. Why not?

[BCRanger10]

Nothing I can't handle with my current income. All I'm working towards is getting my car paid off and saving up for a down payment for a house. Both of those are achievable within the next six months for me.

[Adam1978]

None because I don't have money problems. It would most likely mean I engage in things I otherswise wouldn't and that would give me new problems I never faced before. It's not like elon musk doesn't have problems, he has a lot of them.

[jennifer_bloom]

My biggest problem is a dad who does not respect me and he might respect me if I’m rich but when I was in middle school I was beautiful and smart and my parents still treated me like trash so it’s possible he will never respect me while he is alive.

[Dargil]

I could be completely out of debt for $12,000 or less. Except for things I want, I have no current problems. If I were compiling an "I wanna list", $200k would fulfill it.

[Cathy7734]

It probably would create more problems than it's worth. So many people would be your friends just for the money. You would probably get kidnapped and end up giving it all to the kidnappers.

[Anonymous]

Many. But nobody can have unlimited amount of money. But if I won the lottery or even $500,000, I would move out immediately like get myself a one bedroom house or maybe a one bedroom apartment and pay the down payment for my family to share if I only win hundred thousands of dollars. If it was the million dollar lottery, then it would mean the whole cost of the house would be covered. I would also go on vacation for a week or so to relax myself to Alaska, Washington, and Colorado.

[Anonymous]

If I had unlimited money but no one else in the world knew about it, that would solve a lot of my problems but certainly not all. But it's really, REALLY important that no one else knows about it otherwise it would create a bunch of additional problems for me.

[ShaTTeredMasterpeace]

Pretty much all of them.