Inside Britain's Flashiest Families

Inside Britain's Flashiest Families

"The world's five richest men have doubled their fortunes to [US]$869bn since 2020 while while the world’s poorest 60% – almost 5 billion people – have lost money." The world's billionaires' wealth has grown "three times faster than the rate of inflation."
Report from Oxfam in The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2024/jan/15/worlds-five-richest-men-double-their-money-as-poorest-get-poorer
So what do we do? The simple response from the Excessive Wealth Disorder Institute’s Alan Davis: We all need to understand that we’ll only be able to “limit the power of the excessively wealthy” if we “stop the hoarding of excessive wealth.”
https://www.counterpunch.org/2023/10/11/private-yachts-as-long-as-football-fields/
The owner of the Jacksonville NFL football franchise had a mere 97-meter-long superyacht built a few years back. The boat recently sold for $157 million. That $157-million price tag would hardly raise an eyebrow among the billionaires that Forbes has just named as America’s 400 richest for 2023. This year’s Forbes 400 hold a combined fortune worth $4.5 trillion. They could all buy up three yachts at $150 million each and still have well over $4 trillion to spend on whatever their hearts desire.