“Once you get to 20 to $25 million, and you can start predictively making a million bucks a year off of that portfolio, you can start living a pretty great life.”

Adam Katz · Moneywise · How This Wealth Advisor Spends $1M/Year ($300K on Vacations)

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states that once you reach $20-$25 million net worth you can predictively make $1 million a year off the portfolio and money becomes largely irrelevant

$20-$25 million net worth; $1 million annual portfolio income

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