Here's a link to a Forbes list of the wealthiest families in the United States. For some reason, it appears at the bottom of the list; thus, scroll up to see it.
http://www.forbes.com/families/list/5/#tab:overall
This article http://www.forbes.com/families/ provides some insight.
No one should be surprised to learn that the owners of Walmart are the richest people on the planet, with a net worth of $152 billion. Their closest family rival has a net worth of $60 billion less. The Kennedys, one of America's most well-known families, are in a seven-way tie for lowest place on the list, with a combined net worth of just $1 billion.
But let's get to the good part since Amway ambots are constantly swinging by here to gloat about how Amway Diamonds are worth billions and billions of dollars, which means they must be worth more than the Kennedys, don't you think? Fortunately, there is a search bar at the top of the list, so I entered some Diamond names such as Puryear, Britt, and others. Nothing. They have been left off of the list. How is this possible? Ambots turn up here on a regular basis, gloating about the riches of their cult leaders. Keep in mind that there are billions and billions. I put Duncan's name in and get a hit! The tenth position on the list is worth $25.4 billion!!! Wow!!!! OK Don't get too thrilled just yet. It turns out to be some sort of oil family from Texas. Not some ruthless leader of a pyramid scam!
So let's go after the owners of Amway, since everyone knows that's where the big money is at these days.
DeVos. There's nothing there. According to Amway ambots, he is not quite as wealthy as they claim!
Van Andel is a fictional character created by author John Van Andel. Now I've gotten a hit on my hands. The property is worth $4.7 billion. Forbes magazine ranked me as number 57 on their list. They didn't make all of their money from narrowing down the Forbes description; they also spent time pounding the pavement and selling their cleaning supplies door to door. They have investments such as the Ambot, which is frequently mentioned, and Peter Island, which is owned by the Van Andel family fortune. That is exactly what you should do with your money: look for methods to invest it so that it generates more income for you. You'd assume De Vos would be someplace on the billionaire list in the same area as their partner, but it appears they've been following their own drumbeat.
Occasionally, I have enraged Amway ambots who come up at my door yelling that there is a bigger possibility of becoming wealthy in Amway than there is in Walmart. Yes, please tell us another fairy tale, you naive cretins! I still believe that marrying one of Amway's heirs is the most effective method to become wealthy. In addition, that is definitely a smart strategy to get money from Walmart as well. Assume, however, that you do not marry into one of these family fortunes and that you are a salaried employee. We know from reading the fine print on Amway's literature that only a fraction of 1 percent of the company's commissioned sales force makes any money. Every now and again, I get calls from Amway employees who work in the various warehouses, complaining about their slave pay and deplorable working conditions. It appears doubtful that you would become wealthy through Amway, therefore let us have a look at Walmart. Walmart managers earn approximately $100,000 per year. I'm sure they receive performance bonuses as well, which would bring their earnings into the same ballpark as what Amway reports a Diamond makes in a year. The wages of store employees are likely to vary widely depending on their job, the number of hours worked in a week, and other factors, but the majority of employees earn thousands of dollars every year.
The amount would be hundreds of dollars more than what an Amway ambot would bring in.
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