Brad Pitt Thinks That He’ll Never Have Enough Money
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The Moneyball actor - whose combined wealth with his fiancee Angelina Jolie tops $270 million - thinks he will never have as much cash as he wants. Despite donating money to a string of international charities, he confessed it is impossible to sort global poverty - because there are too many homeless people in the world.
"Listen, it's never enough and it's a whole new set of problems, just with a different scale. I hit the Lottery so I think you need to pass that on," he said. The star - who is currently living in Surrey, England for work with Angelina and their six children - added, "You can't get to every beggar on the street because you end up with nothing in your pocket."
He and Angelina have given millions to good causes over the years through their Jolie-Pitt Foundation. Sometimes the couple and their kids do without store-bought Christmas presents to cut costs. "We try to keep the money spend to a minimum and miss manipulative TV ads. The rule is everyone's got to make something," he said at the time.
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Ralph Fiennes Grateful For Wealth
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Ralph Fiennes is grateful he can go on nice holidays. The 49-year-old actor - who is currently single - insists he is not extravagant with the wealth he has earned from his career, but feels lucky not to have to worry about the cost of things.
"I can eat out in restaurants and go on holiday that might be on the higher end of the price range, and not have the anxiety of 'f**k! I've got to pay this off,'" he said.
While he has few extravagances, Ralph recently splashed out on an iPad but only uses the gadget to help with his admin: "I use it just for cross-referencing scheduling, for addresses and for the constant flow of e-mails."
Ralph is the eldest of six children and says his parents - writer Jennifer Lash and farmer-turned-photographer Mark Fiennes - were very open about their financial problems when he was younger. "My parents were very open about what worried them. And I can still hear my mother saying, 'You don't understand, your father is so overdrawn.' And you get that a few times and you start taking on the anxiety of the parents."