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Please answer my questions I've already asked you twice, then I'll answer your question.
To repeat:
1) Do you think this sounds like a rich woman?
2) Why did you choose that title for this thread?
3) Why did you start this thread? Did she ask you for financial advice, are you connected to her financially, or what?
I'm in my mid twenties and was largely raised by my mom. I have friends who think I'm a "rich kid" even though we grew up in the same neighborhood.
So this "rich woman" is your mom and people are calling you rich because people think your mom was rich?
And why was that soooo hard to just tell us? Stop being so insensative. Your friends were wrong you aren't "rich kid" by any means. Maybe your mom just kept up appearances as a rich person. Again, that wasn't too hard was it? Nothing to be ashamed of and go crazy and demand for the thread to be closed.
People need to learn how to read. I said "separated but not divorced" and I said she was "ALMOST 65".
Maybe you need to learn to type. Here is what you said.
An almost 65 year old women who has been separated but divorced from her husband for couple years.
White collar professional with her own private practice. Rents office space.
No money for retirement, house goes into foreclosure. Dumps almost all her assets into a 77,000 dollar condo (in the Chicago area which cheap compared to New York or San Francisco). Pays cash.
No health insurance but buys lots of health food, drives a 2006 Subuaru that she's still making payments on.
is she happy?
does she have love in her life?
if the answers are yes she is rich.
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