Are you a millionaire or an anti-millionaire?
Poll Started 01 February 2010:
Are you a millionaire or an anti-millionaire?
To answer this question, take the total value of your assets (everything you own – house, savings, investments, business, pension fund, car etc), THEN SUBTRACT your total outstanding debts (mortgage, credit cards etc).
Are you a millionaire or an anti-millionaire?
To answer this question, take the total value of your assets (everything you own – house, savings, investments, business, pension fund, car etc), THEN SUBTRACT your total outstanding debts (mortgage, credit cards etc).
Results
| A. Assets over £1,000,000 bigger than debts. |  |
767 votes (5 %) |
| B. Assets £250,000 - £999,999 bigger than debts. | |
3,565 votes (22 %) |
| C. Assets £100,000 - £249,999 bigger than debts. | |
3,233 votes (20 %) |
| D. Assets £50,000 - £99,999 bigger than debts. | |
1,528 votes (9 %) |
| E. Assets £30,000 - £49,999 bigger than debts. | |
881 votes (5 %) |
| F. Assets £10,000 - £29,999 bigger than debts. | |
1,166 votes (7 %) |
| G. Assets £1,000 - £9,999 bigger than debts. | |
1,119 votes (7 %) |
| H. Assets £0 - £999 bigger than debts. | |
526 votes (3 %) |
| I. Debts £0 - £999 bigger than assets. | |
360 votes (2 %) |
| J. Debts £1,000 - £9,999 bigger than assets. | |
949 votes (6 %) |
| K. Debts £10,000 - £29,999 bigger than assets. | |
860 votes (5 %) |
| L. Debts £30,000 - £49,999 bigger than assets. | |
274 votes (2 %) |
| M. Debts £50,000 - £99,999 bigger than assets. | |
418 votes (3 %) |
| N. Debts £100,000 - £249,999 bigger than assets. | |
439 votes (3 %) |
| O. Debts £250,000 - £999,999 bigger than assets. | |
90 votes (1 %) |
| P. Debts over £1,000,000 bigger than assets. | |
121 votes (1 %) |
16,296 votes received.
We try to use technology to limit voting to one per person. Occasionally, this may erroneously block a few people's votes (eg, from shared offices). Apologies for that.
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