And the insurance you'll need. Even the things that you buy for immediate enjoyment end up requiring vastly more maintenance and protection than you ever would have guessed. You'll need more closet space for all the new clothes, and a couple more garage bays for the extra cars, and a very good security system for everything. And somehow, the strangest thing of all is that the more you are able to buy, the more you just have to get. But there is a way of calling a halt to all this.
Philosophy is happy to point out that mortal riches never produce quite what they promise.
And that's important to know up front. They don't eleminate worry. And they don't satisfy all our wants. In fact, they more often end up feeding the fires of both want and worry. If we are improperly relating to them.