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To: The Wharf who wrote (22641)	3/13/2005 6:28:51 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81109

Darleen > the rest totally third world and the price from 800 to over 1.1. By any standards, that's very expensive. > I would say there is trouble brewing and I am not joking One certainly gets that feeling.

To: The Wharf who wrote (22641)	3/14/2005 8:08:31 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81109

Darleen, some good news, for some. post.polls.yahoo.com >>There are more millionaire households in the U.S. than ever before according to the "Affluent Market Research Program", an annual survey issued by TNS Financial Services. In mid-2004, TNS reported that 7% or 8.2mm households had a minimum net worth of one million dollars. Approximately 2.2mm new households joined the millionaire club in 2004, representing a 33% increase. Experts attribute the rise to strong market conditions. In 2003 when millionaire households increased by 13% the driving factor was real estate appreciation.<< All it took was an old house and a more or less paid-off mortgage. The joy of fiat money.