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Difference Between Rich And Wealthy

Difference Between Rich And Wealthy

Rich is a current income, someone driving a Porsche may be considered rich, irrespective of their wealth until he had a certain level of monthly income to afford

Wealth is hidden, it's income not spent, it is an option taken not yet to buy something later.

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