Posted on 12/08/2016 6:14:30 PM PST by ARGLOCKGUY
He must love having kids. If I had his money I’d do it.
Well there are a few rich children that don’t turn out right, but the majority do pretty well for themselves.
Was living in Paris in the mid-60s — father in the Army & stationed there w/ the family — and the Rolling Stones came to perform in April 1965. On the school bus to Paris American High School on Monday was a teenage girl in tears about the concert and the Stones. She was nearly hysterical. Was a young shaver at the time & couldn’t understand the fuss.
My grandfather was 60 when my mother was born. I’m not complaining.
Jagger dropped out of that school.
8 that he admits to. Jagger has shagged everyone from Angelina to the daughter of the Queen.
Wrong and stomach turning at the same time.
If I had that kind of money I’d be banging young hot chicks too. Sadly....
Jagger did drop out of the college but on his own, he’s a financial genius. After getting rid of their crooked manager Allen Klein in the early 70s Jagger set the Stones on a path to riches.
He paid venues a flat amount for concerts, not a percentage. The Stones kept all the gate and all the merchandising money from t-shirt and souvenir sales. Jagger & Richards kept the rights to all their songs from the early 70s on. Jagger has a net worth of around $350 million and they’ve all gotten very wealthy from the decisions Jagger made 45 years ago.
No argument there, I was just setting the record straight.
Yes he did, and then he became CEO of The Rolling Stones Inc. That was in the 1970’s and he still runs it today.
A company worth several billion dollars.
The Stones money is not just in what they produce in records and plays, or on the road, they made investments.
If interested search the web.
Absolutely but that baby will have a great life. No financial worries at all.....But to be financially free must be a wonderful thing.....
Think very carefully about what you just said.... 1 Timothy 6:10 For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
So when do he go back and finish his degree?
When I was starting my career, I worked with a guy whose Dad was 72 when my colleague was born. No surprise — he didn’t have any “normal” memories of horsing around with dad as a little kid, playing ball with dad, or anything else. I’m not sure when his dad passed away, but, in his 20s, he lamented not having a “regular” dad while growing up.
No way! He’s 80 years old! LOL. Kidding, he’s only 78. Hee Hee. Still kidding.
Thats better than never having been born.
There is no doubt about that!
Yes, but rich people don't have to love money, because they have money. For them, it's like the air we breathe. Something they don't even have to think about.
It's the poor people that obsess about winning millions playing lotto.
Undoubtedly, there are exceptions, but generally speaking, I'd say that someone who has inherited wealth will spend less time thinking about money.
You don't have to covet what you already have in abundance.
Regards,
Mick Jagger is 73 Years Old. Born July 26, 1943.
He and I share the same Birthday, but not Birthdate.
I’m a young spritely 63. LOL
Too bad we don’t share the same Financial Statement.
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