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American Focus > Blog > Economy > ‘The Money Is Meaningless At This Point,’ Says A 31-Year-Old Hedge Fund Professional Still Working 7 Days A Week
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‘The Money Is Meaningless At This Point,’ Says A 31-Year-Old Hedge Fund Professional Still Working 7 Days A Week

Last updated: May 26, 2025 8:51 pm
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A 31-year-old investment professional at a credit hedge fund has caused quite a stir on Reddit by revealing that he has amassed over $13 million in assets, yet continues to work diligently every single day. Posting anonymously under the username u/pocketacez, the user shared a screenshot of his account in the r/Rich subreddit, showcasing a total asset value of $13,067,710.

In his post, he explained that while he works every day, his work hours are not excessive, with weekends being less demanding. He emphasized that the money he has accumulated is no longer a driving force for him, stating that even a $10 million payday wouldn’t significantly impact his life. Instead, he finds fulfillment in excelling at his chosen profession.

The investment professional works in a specialized area of finance focused on credit, where bonuses play a crucial role in his earnings. Despite having a base salary of $150,000, he highlighted that bonuses are where the substantial income lies in his field.

His monthly expenses are also noteworthy, with credit card bills ranging between $15,000 and $20,000, along with mortgage and interest payments totaling around $30,000 for two properties. To cover his expenses, he maintains over $200,000 in checking accounts for travel, general purchases, and dining out.

When questioned about whether he would continue working if he won the lottery, he affirmed his passion for his work, stating that he would continue regardless of a windfall. The Reddit thread garnered a significant amount of attention, with users expressing a mix of admiration and skepticism towards his choices.

In response to criticisms, the investment professional shared more about his background, detailing his humble beginnings in the Southern U.S. as a middle-class individual who worked at McDonald’s as a teenager. He used his early savings to invest in stocks, eventually attending an Ivy League school and transitioning to a career on Wall Street before moving into the hedge fund industry.

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The post generated thousands of upvotes and a range of comments, with some users poking fun at his quest for validation online, while others questioned his work-life balance. Despite the varied reactions, the investment professional remains steadfast in his commitment to his work and his passion for excelling in his field.

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