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World Cup final tickets — A luxury only the rich can afford

Post author:Alaa Shamali
Post published:17 July 2026
Post last modified:18 July 2026

The 2026 World Cup final is shaping up to be the most expensive match in the tournament’s history. This is true at least when it comes to ticket prices. The final, set to be played at MetLife Stadium between Argentina and Spain, has seen resale prices skyrocket. The cheapest tickets are going for more than $8,000, while some premium seats are being listed for over $61,000. In the context of the football world, this Cup final could break not just records, but affordability expectations for fans globally. FIFA has said that official ticket prices are much lower. However, the enormous demand…

Can you beat the passive income of the rich?

Post author:oscar
Post published:19 June 2026
Post last modified:13 July 2026

I always say we need to tax wealth not work. Someone made this game showing why: Click the image to play the game ^ Usually no matter how hard you work, the compound interest on huge wealth grows much faster than your wages + the rich use this passive income to buy all the assets. See if you can beat the rich. Source link

Spanish clubs top Forbes football rich list

Post author:Alaa Shamali
Post published:29 May 2026
Post last modified:8 June 2026

Spanish clubs have dominated the global football economy. Real Madrid are ranked the world’s most valuable club in 2026 and Barcelona is second, according to Forbes. Their latest ranking of the most valuable football clubs exposes the growing gap between Spain’s elite clubs and the rest of Europe. Meanwhile, the Premier League has more clubs in the rankings. Spanish clubs at the top Real Madrid remain top of the rankings for a fifth consecutive year, valued at around $9.5bn with revenues of $1.265bn. They are the first club in history to surpass $1.2bn annually. Much of that growth is credited to…