$1M cash or $200K in semi-passive income per year? What would be more life changing?

Eric Seto

2d • General discussion

Recently, I am trying to do a thought experiment

What would be more life-changing?

Option A: $1M cash where you can invest it

Option B: $200K per year, mostly passive income

I guess the straightforward answer would be depending if you can make 20% per year from the $1M cash.

But I think the answer to the question is more complex than that.

Some people might prefer $1M cash to start a business or pursue another opportunity

Some people might prefer $200K passive income so they don't need to worry about income and go travel

Which one is more valuable to you? Leave a comment in the post in the community. I read every comment. I would like to understand why.

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Cheers,

Eric

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