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Generating Perpetual Passive Income – Contrasting the American and British Way of Measuring Wealth (Guest Post)
By InvestingNote  •  June 13, 2019

There are two ways of measuring wealth.

This post was originally posted here. The writer, Kyith is a veteran community member and blogger on InvestingNote, with username known as Kyith and 700+ followers.

I didn’t realize this explicitly. I did note this implicitly.

The American Method of Measuring Wealth

The first way is the American method. In United States, when they refer to wealth, you tend to hear someone say, “He has a net worth of $1,500,000.”

What she means is that if this person in question sold her assets, settled all her debts and deposited the remainder of her money into a checking account in a particular bank.

This method of measuring wealth grew in popularity during the rise of Rockefeller and Carnegie.

We can call this net worth or net wealth (because people find the link of wealth to worth to be uncomfortable)

And you can compute this using the personal

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