How does Spend the Rich Money work?

Pick a rich-person page and their net worth becomes your budget. Click Buy on items to spend, Sell to refund. Try to spend it all — it's harder than you'd expect.

Who can I spend money as on this site?

A mix of billionaires, celebrities, athletes, and fictional personas. Use the link cards on the balance bar to jump to the exact page you want.

Why are some items marked OWNED?

Unique items like Buy Twitter, the Statue of Liberty, or Taylor Swift's Masters can only be purchased once — they're one-of-a-kind. Once owned, you can sell them back to try again.

Completely free. No signup, no install, no tracking. Works on any modern browser, desktop or mobile.

Spend the Rich Money · Net worth simulator

Spend the Rich Money

Pick a rich-person page, then click Buy on items until the number finally feels real. Start with the big fortunes, or choose a smaller snapshot if you want to reach 100% faster.

Net Worth

$270B

Amazon, Blue Origin

Source: Forbes & Bloomberg Billionaires Index · April 2026

Remaining

Spent

0.00%

0 items purchased $0 spent

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Spend the Rich Money — net worth simulator

Spend the Rich Money is a free browser game where a headline fortune becomes a budget and the only question is: can you actually spend it? It’s not investing advice — it’s scale literacy with receipts.

1,822 yrsTo spend Musk's $665B at $1M per day

740 yrsTo burn Bezos's $270B at $1M per day

11.4 MYears for average US worker to earn $665B

125 yrsAt $100k/hour to spend $110B

What makes this simulator different

Instead of one generic page, the site has multiple persona pages (billionaires, celebrities, athletes, and even fictional) with item lists tuned to each snapshot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are the net worth numbers fixed?

We use static values from the Forbes & Bloomberg Billionaires Index (April 2026) to keep the simulator fast and reliable. We update the data monthly.

Why can I only buy Twitter once?

Some items are unique — Buy Twitter/X, Taylor Swift's Masters, the Statue of Liberty, the Hollywood Sign, the Empire State Building, a legendary Pokémon card, and a 1% stake in Apple. Once you own them, you own them. Sell back anytime to repurchase.

Can I actually spend it all?

On smaller fortunes (Gates, Bloomberg), yes — with NFL franchises, skyscrapers, and mega-charity items. On Musk's $665B? Good luck. That's the point.

Does it save my progress?

No — refresh the page to start fresh. Everything is browser-only; no account, no cookies, no tracking.