Geo-Arbitrage, WHealth (Wealth & Health) Inequality & Billionaire Teacher

How Entrepreneurs Around the World Use Geo-arbitrage to Their Advantage

A growing number of American workers are beginning to trade in their long-haul careers for freelance and entrepreneurial endeavors abroad.

Silicon Valley’s early 30s retirees

“The principle of it is that if you plan your life a certain way, you can exit the rat race 20 to 30 to 40 years ahead of time,”

The Rich Are Betting On Living to 100

The wealthy are willing to pay for a longer life. The successor to income inequality is longevity inequality.

The rich are more than willing to sacrifice money for extra longevity. Nine of 10 wealthy people agreed that “health is more important than wealth.”

Raging Demand for Tutoring Makes Math Teacher a Billionaire

Liu, 36, the first math teacher to join the company owns a 4.7 percent stake worth $1 billion.

Richest 1% on target to own two-thirds of all wealth by 2030

World leaders urged to act as anger over inequality reaches a ‘tipping point’.

Analysts suggest wealth has become concentrated at the top because of recent income inequality, higher rates of saving among the wealthy, and the accumulation of assets.

The wealthy also invested a large amount of equity in businesses, stocks and other financial assets, which have handed them disproportionate benefits.