Re:How tech’s young millionaires spend their money
by lsc on Tuesday August 06, 2013 @12:22AM
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>but income is not wealth and that income stops if the business fails.
Sure, sure, I'm just saying, that "decent salary" ought to make the student loans a non-problem.
At a minimum, if I'm investing that much in a company, I want to pay the founders enough that they focus on the company, not on personal finances.
More to the point, well, if you are a good enough negotiator to talk investors in to letting you control that much money, well, you are probably a good enough negotiator to negotiate a little something-something for yourself. I mean, I'm not saying millions a year, but certainly enough that things like student loans go away.
Sure, sure, I'm just saying, that "decent salary" ought to make the student loans a non-problem.
At a minimum, if I'm investing that much in a company, I want to pay the founders enough that they focus on the company, not on personal finances.
More to the point, well, if you are a good enough negotiator to talk investors in to letting you control that much money, well, you are probably a good enough negotiator to negotiate a little something-something for yourself. I mean, I'm not saying millions a year, but certainly enough that things like student loans go away.