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Do You Want to Be On This List?

September 28, 2005 07:24 PM PST

Forbes is profiling the 400 richest Americans. MSN Money has a good summary of the list, as well. There are five Waltons in the top ten. If you wanted to be on the list this year, you would have had to have cracked $900 million.

Maybe next year.

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