Hate to be that guy but each one of these seems like it's a paradox:

1) If you have unlimited funds, trust, you will not be forever alone. Do I have to break this one down?
2) Here you make happiness tied to money apparently (since you do have the love of your life)...which negates the first premise, since there you had money but were unhappy. False equivalency.
3) OK, this one could technically work but I'd imagine most people who are broke and always alone are in fact fairly miserable. The exception would be some type of religious guru/hermit who finds pleasure in God. But I'm gonna assume you're talking about 'regular' people.
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I don't really like to dispute facts, just rearrange them as necessary. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

Money, Love or happiness?

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