I would like to be millionaire
any advice?
PS: Please do not answer "just working hard " ..π
PS2: Always in the legal way of course.
How old are you? This is an important consideration.
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Marry someone rich, and so obnoxious that nobody else will have them.
Get into their will and then kill them?
share"Get into their will and then kill them?"
Easier to just divorce and take half?
I was really just trying to see what Otter was planning. The "so obnoxious" part made me curious. I would think that obnoxious millionaires would have decent lawyers that might prevent a 50/50 split of assets.
shareperfectly attainable. depends on your age of course.
but if you make a decent, slightly upper middle class salary - say 70-80k/yr, and are frugal and invest in a fairly vanilla way, you can surely retire with that amount and then some.
just don't do much. don't buy a car. walk everywhere. brown-bag lunches. live in a small apartment well below your means. generally avoid restaurants.
(you may want to avoid marriage and children as well. those are complicating factors).
if you do all that, you should be able to save and invest 50-60% of your take home pay. do that for a few decades and you're set.
* Keep playing the lottery and cross your fingers.
* Live forever with your parents. Never paying and bills or food shopping and saving all your wages.
* get a full time job that's not minimum wage.
* life insurance on a few nearest and dearest ....
I will try from time to time the first one.
shareEasy. I'll tell you a secret... Many people don't even realise that to be a millionaire you simply need lots of money. So, just get lots and lots of money, you'll be a millionaire in no time flat. It's totally legal and this method totally works! 100% guaranteed!
shareoh thank you for sharing your secret with me. I could also exchange β¬ 13.000,00 in rupees....
shareLearn a rare skill that is in high demand.
Work at it more than 40 hours a week.
Live way, way beneath your means. Resist buying luxury items and services.
Follow the 3 L rule when buying real estate. Become a DIY master around the house
Save, save, save. Build a long term risk averse portfolio
Donβt get married. Donβt have kids.
who are you
shareWhoβs asking?
sharea movie lover like you that thinks your advice was sound & probably means your well off
shareThanks, but I didnβt follow all of my own advice π. No regrets. Money isnβt everything.
shareMoney isnβt everything.
It is if you haven't got it.
1Learn a rare skill that is in high demand.
2Work at it more than 40 hours a week.
3Live way, way beneath your means. Resist buying luxury items and services.
4Follow the 3 L rule when buying real estate. 4a) Become a DIY master around the house
5Save, save, save. Build a long term risk averse portfolio
6Donβt get married. Donβt have kids.
I've done nearly all of that!
I have some money, not a huge amount in the scale of things
I dont have a big house or expensive car , or even normal house and car , thanks to rule 3
1 - did that at college couldnt get job in highly skilled and vital area of engineering
2 - nah
3 - to the max!
4 - donrt know what that is
4a - i have never paid anyone to do a job a could concievably learn to do myself.
5 - saved , looking to invest property
6 - check
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