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life is long, depending on your age, you may find yourself with a change of mind after a few years. If you're hoping to settle down after this deal, you might be better off trying to raise company value to 2-3M which is possible to live off of long term with dividend investing and a stable portfolio.
900k pounds is a lot though. You can get by with much less in Europe. I would say this is already equivalent to 1.8M USD in terms of lifestyle.
It depends a lot of where you live, both in the UK and the US. And of course your lifestyle.
exactly, £900k in the UK sounds like alot but it really isnt, interest alone on it would be sub £30k once you factor in capital gains etc.
That’s the median household income in the UK as of 2020, which is about half of what it is in the US, which is where I came up with my ratio.