An advertising agency from Brazil created these charts as a part of the promotion campaign for the Brazilian edition of the Forbes magazine. The inventive diagrams show what the world would lose if the richest people of today were not born.

This annual listing of the wealthiest fictional creatures has been made by the journalists of the Forbes magazine. They have thoroughly evaluated the variety of the real-life factors that determine the net worth of each of the most-known fiction’s moneybags.

Jo Bennett, The Office ($1 billion)

One can hardly imagine the rich going camping in the sleeping bags. And indeed, why bother if you can afford the glamorous camping tents shown in these pictures.

These images will show you one of the biggest differences between those with means, and those without.

These are all Christmas gift ideas for billionaires. It is sort of a list of what to get for the people who already have everything. There are all of the usual items that you might imagine including a gold chalice worth £830,000.

Aero L-39 Jet Deal - £1.6 million

Here’s a little list of America’s richest people. Some of them you certainly know if not all of them.

Co-founder of Google Larry Page

Strand Craft 122 is a 38-meter long super yacht equipped with twin Rolls-Royce engines and apparently an optional 14,000-horsepower booster engine. It would theoretically go a top speed of 55 knots. You can also count on "four double and very large staterooms, heads, reception, salon areas and comfortable crew cabins, 52" LED TVs and sound systems in all rooms."
As for the nice surprise, you’ll discover it in the following…
 

If you’re rich, you can have a pretty garden on the top of the building, very convenient.

As an apartment dweller myself, I like this idea very much, but to have a penthouse with such a rooftop, big bucks are needed. But hey, I am a dreamer ;)

Rich people prefer luxurious ships, wagons and trucks to travel. Their transport modality is very expensive, and the interiors are very cool!