Also they don’t have to buy groceries and additionally most of the stores would be closed at night. Only now does a vampire know the joys of online shopping.
26/09/22
Most known vampires start off as already rich when they become vampires. So all they have to do is not loose what they already have, invest and profit. So basically what 1%ers do...
26/09/22
I guess enthralling people is the vampire way of setting up a pyramid scheme.
26/09/22
If you've been around for 100s of years, you should have a lot more job experience and knowledge and skills than most. Plus a minor investment, in something like property or even just a savings account over 100 years is gonna be pretty good return on investment. Plus you can murder people and take their stuff, mind control people to work for you and get you things or use their own bank accounts on you etc.
26/09/22
I mean….. they must be a hobo vampire right? The one who’s lazy and stupid and just want to get high everyday….. where are they?
26/09/22
No basical needs like energie , they always use a lot of candles ,paid by theirs familiars
26/09/22
They invested in Microsoft.
26/09/22
I remember from Buffy Vampire Slayer there was some homo/thug vampire, not only the wealthy lord ones.
26/09/22
i was thinking the same thing the other day, imagine the amount of money you can save in insurances, food, etc you no longer need. Plus i always imagine they were looting and keeping stuff from their victims that gain value over the years.
26/09/22
Upvoted for the title
26/09/22
I'm not sure about most other vampires, but Bram Stoker wrote in Dracula that he was born into a noble family and built/secured his wealth by leading armies and pillaging.
26/09/22
So according to OP, the longer you live, the richer you must have become. Okay, thanks for that vision. I'll be sure to put it to good use.
26/09/22
They bought crypto.
26/09/22
Nice repost love it
26/09/22
Imagine having no food cravings to take much of your monthly budget, and you deposit it with interest letting your immortality do the magic to let it accrue interest. and as a side hassle, you get yourself retirement plan that gets you a monthly pension, you'll be living your whole life with money to spend. Bbest part is you get to repeat it over and over.
26/09/22
Do they have an investment account at a bank? It would probably raise some red flags if someone has the same account for 278 years.
26/09/22
They go to casino and sucks their blood dry then take the money. GG ez
26/09/22
The best advice I can give to anyone reading this, regardless of your age. Take whatever small amount of money you can, even if it's like $100 a month and just start an investment account. You don't even have to pick stocks (although you can), just put it all into a "market fund". Then forget about it. Seriously, make that $100/month like one of those bills you pay but you never really check up on. Have the account set to reinvest in itself. Then wait 20-30 years. I bought Microsoft stock starting in 1992 during my first job when I was 16. They were a big company back then. Considered a "blue chip" or "safe" stock to buy. After a few decades, a few stock splits, one crash, and three recessions later I'm going to retire at 50 on the strength of that portfolio alone.
26/09/22
Read the documentation.
26/09/22