>>Depending how you look at a millionaire. Some say that a person is a millionaire if his/her worth (sum of cash money, stocks, funds, properties) is more that a mill. With the home prices being so high these days, it is easy to hit the million dollar mark of the total worth.
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>Well, it is also looking like home prices and values are dropping off radically, so the value of this money is inflated at one point and deflated at another. What is money? The US Dollar is losing its popularity worldwide now. Homes are not selling any more and much of that business is stagnated, putting many people out of work; 70,000+ people in the auto industry are being laid off. So, again, what is money? In this country, you can be a millionaire one minute and broke the next these days. Best to be focused more on self-improvement and betterment of the person and family. Money means nothing my friend.

It means nothing when you have it.

But other than that, right - much more money than what you need to live without large worries isn't worth it. At some point, getting more money takes more from you than it gives you.