Some people believe that money makes life comfortable. Others think that a large amount of wealth brings more troubles. Do the advantages of having a lot of money outweigh the disadvantages?

Having a good income can make your life comfortable and put less pressure on your daily life.
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some
people
believe it can form many obstacles.
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, it has some disadvantages
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the advantages are much more
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. It is true that
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not stressed or worried about what will happen in the future when you have a good income and
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amount of wealth.
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to you and you need
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and medical treatments you are not afraid that you can not afford the doctor or medical care so you can focus on getting better.
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, you can have a
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life if you are rich and buy everything that makes you happy and
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live the best you can. Other
people
believe that becoming an
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affluent
person can have a bad effect on you. If
people
know that you
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large amount of money they will try to make relationships with you and gain your trust and the particular reason for
this
circumstance is
people
want to rake advantage of richness.
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can be very dangerous for you.
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, when you are a rich person it can lead to fame.
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, it is good to be famous
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it
also
can be bad. When you become introduced, your privacy is in danger
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because
of the journalists and
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paparazzi
. To sum
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everything that has been stated so far
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consider
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of having money
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the disadvantages.
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  • financial security
  • assets
  • investment
  • quality of life
  • employment opportunities
  • healthcare
  • freedom
  • philanthropic activities
  • stress and anxiety
  • financial status
  • trust issues
  • jealousy
  • privacy
  • scrutiny
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