[Events] What would you do if you were a billionaire?
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Forbes has released its annual ranking of the world’s richest people, with 2,668 people on the list (which is 87 less than just 12 months ago).
The world’s richest billionaires comprise many well-known names - Elon Musk has been crowned in first place for the first time with his $2.9 billion fortune. Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett all also make the top 10 in third, fifth, and sixth place respectively.Forbes’ real-time data shows that 41 Australian billionaires have made the list of the world’s richest billionaires. Billionaires in the mining, software and manufacturing industries feature heavily, but also retail, casino, investment, construction, and real estate.
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10 November, 2022-17 November, 2022 AEST
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(1)在欠發達國家設立小額貸款，並配備教練，幫助指導窮人如何最好地投資他們的錢……實際上是教他們如何釣魚；
2）教育年輕人——創建能夠利用成熟的教育技術在貧困地區提供良好教育的自給自足的學校。同時，利用這些學校來識別高潛力學生，以便更專注地培養他們成爲未來的慈善家，幫助他們的社區——這是一個良性循環；
(3)制定一種方法，向年輕父母傳授成功撫養子女的關鍵知識，包括在資助子女營養和教育方面幫助他們的方法；
這樣的例子不勝枚舉...
I will use the other 25% to invest in green companies, half of the returns to be reinvested in the same and the other half for wildlife conservation
The rest (25%) I would keep for my family
That's if I become a billionaire which I doubt I would
On a more practical aspect, I aim to donate 1% of my income to charitable causes
I'm not able to follow the same plan, donate half of my wealth, invest 25% into green companies and keep the rest, because I'll have problems meeting my basic needs if I follow the same plan
It's easier for the wealthy to donate huge amounts, as they are able to do so and still have no problems meeting their basic necessities
However, I believe everyone should still practice charity and giving back to the society
It's the thought that counts, not the amount
Just wondering on this.. do you really need that much money. It would be like you will be spending this like crazy to use up in this life time.Or keep working to make your the amount stays at that level
It is time to tackle and remove the real cause of increasing youth crimes in beautiful Alice Springs. What a pity to see what’s happening to increased number of broken car’s sunscreen, damage on properties, theft, robbery and other youth crimes . It does worry everyone in town.
Successful investors should take social responsibility. Not only will it benefit Alice Springs, Northern Territory, but it will make Australia great again.