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  1. Before you start reading the subject, at the end of the topic you will find a gift waiting for you Let's start How to Become a Millionaire So you want to be a millionaire, huh? Awesome!But is it realistic? Don’t youneeda high- paying job or a winning lottery ticket? Well, we’ve got good news for you. You can become a millionaire—andit has nothing to do with your family’s money—or lack of it—or where you got your degree. It has everything todowith you.
  2. 8 Tips for Becoming a Millionaire For The National Study of Millionaires, the largest survey of millionairesever done, we talkedto more than 10,000 millionaires fromall across the country tolearnmore about who they are and what they did to reachmillionaire status. It turns out that most millionaires share similar habits andprinciples. Andthat means you can start building those same habits and following those same principles starting . today so you can become a millionaire yourself someday!Here’s the list of million-dollar habits: . 1 . Stay Away From Debt There’s this ideafloating around our culture that you have to take big risks tobecome wealthy. People think you have to take out business loans and open up lines of credit to get ahead, and they justify it by calling it “leverage”—whichis just afancy word for borrowing money and getting intodebt. But here’s the thing:Debt is quicksandto your financial dreams. Every time you buy something on credit or take out a loan, you dig a deeper hole for yourself toclimb out of. That money (plus interest) you’re sending tolenders is money youcouldbe putting toward your future! Folks who went on to become millionaires figuredthis out along time ago. They didn’t want their most valuable wealth-building tool (theirincome) tiedup instupidpayments every month.
  3. Here are the cold, hard facts:9 out of 10 millionaires have never takenout a business loan, and 73% of millionaires have never carriedacredit cardbalance in their entire life.1 They’ll be the first totell youthat one of the main ways to reachthe million-dollar mark is to avoid debt like the plague. The bottomline is this:If you want to become a millionaire, avoiddebt at all costs. Andif you already have some, get rid of it and pay it off (Baby Step2) as soon as possible. The only “good debt”is no debt! 2 . Invest Earlyand Consistently The earlier youstart investing, the more likely youare to become a millionaire. It’s that simple (thanks, compound interest)! If you start putting away $300 amonth beginning at age 25, assuming an 11% rate of return, youcould be a millionaire by age 57. If you kept on investing andretire 10 years later, you’dbe sitting pretty ona$3.2 millionnest egg. Andthat’s just $300 amonth! So, start investing the minute you’re debt-free (it’sokay if you’ve still got a mortgage) and have a fully fundedemergency fundin place. No exceptions! Maybe you’re in your 40s or 50s and you’re thinking, Well . . . that’s great for those young folks, but there’s noway I can get there. We want you tohear us loud and clear:No matter how old or young you are, it is never toolate or tooearly to get started. Start where you are! 3 . Make Savings a Priority
  4. If you’ve already startedinvesting (Baby Step4), way to go! Whenit comes to saving for retirement, the goal is tosave 15% of your income into tax-advantagedretirement accounts like a 401(k) and RothIRA. Not 5%. Not 10%. Fifteenpercent! Why? Because if you want to become a millionaire, how much money you invest is just as important as the actual act of investing. We found that it took Baby Steps Millionaires, who invested15% of their income towardretirement, about 20 years or less toreach millionaire status fromthe beginning of their journey!Here’s how things wouldshake out: The median householdincome inAmericais around $68,000.2 Solet’s say youinvested 15% of that income towardretirement, that works out to $10,200ayear or around $850 a month. Investedover 30 years, assuming an11% rate of return, that money could turn into$2.3 million. Andthat’s pretending youdon’t get an employer matchand never got a single raise over your entire career (whichis highly unlikely)! Our researchfoundthat 70% of millionaires savedmore than10% of their income throughout their working years.3 They saved, and they saved a lot! How were they able to save so much? That’s where the next twoprinciples come intoplay. 4 . Increase Your Income to Reach Your Goal Faster
  5. You don’t need a huge salary to become a millionaire. After all, one-third of all millionaires never made a six-figure salary in a single working year!4 But if you want to reach millionaire status a little bit faster, then the best way to do that is to boost your income. The more money you make, the more you can invest! How do you do that? You can ask for a raise (gulp) or find a new job that pays more. You can start that side hustle you’ve always dreamed about or sell some stuff that’s been collecting dust in your basement. You can go back to school (without taking on student loans!) or get training to increase your skills and earning potential. One of the defining characteristics of millionaires is that they take personal responsibility for their lives. In other words, they own it. Virtually all millionaires (97%) believe they control their own destiny.5 They don’t just sit around and hope that things will magically change—they go out and do something about it. So what are you waiting for? If you know you need to raise yourincome, go out there and dosomething about it! 5 . Cut Unnecessary Expenses As you work towardbecoming a millionaire, make sure you’re spending your money on purpose—andwitha purpose.
  6. More than 9 out of 10 millionaires say they live onless thanthey make and stick tothe budgets they create eachmonth. And get this:We found that 93% of millionaires still use coupons whenthey shop!6 So despite what you might have seenonsome televisionshow or heardon cable news, the average millionaire lives amodest life. They don’t waste their money on junk and things they can’t afford. Instead, they findways to cut spending so they can save more for the future. Small sacrifices canleadto big results over time! So, take some time to go over your expenses andcompare budgets from previous months. Where are you leaking money? Whichbudget categories seemtocreepupover time? Here are a few places to look: Insurance – Can you bundle car and homeowners insurance? Canyou get better rates witha higher deductible? Shoparoundand find out. Sit down with an independent agent who can show you where you can save. Cable/Satellite –Ever heardof streaming serviceslike HuluandNetflix (andabout 50 others)? Of course youhave. Give thema shot—youcan probably get the shows you want without cable. Gifts – Don’t give in to social pressure tobuy over-the-topgiftsfor family or close friends. If you do, you’re putting pressure onthemto returnthe favor! Restaurants –Here’s anexperiment worthtrying:For one month, eat every meal at home and skip that coffee you get every day on the way to work. You’ll be shockedat how much money you can save in30 days!
  7. Subscriptions –Gym memberships, streaming music services, magazine subscriptions . . . honestly, how many of those do you really use? Try cutting a few of those monthly subscriptions fromyour budget. Just remember, whatever sacrifices youmake now—big or small—will goa long way to helpyou reach your dreams of becoming a millionaire. Andyou know what? Once you’re a millionaire (yep, you’re going to be!), you might just stick withthe money-saving habits you started. 6 . Keep Your Millionaire Goal Front and Center The steps tobecoming a millionaire are the opposite of how most people act, which means you’ll see friends andfamily going places, doing things, and buying stuff. Andif you spendtoo much time focusing on what they’re doing, you couldbe in big trouble with your own money. Almost half (49%) of millennials say they’re influencedby social mediatospendtheir money.7 That means they’re letting someone else’shighlight reel ontheir social media feeddecide how they spend their own money. No thanks!Don’t get suckedinto comparisonculture. Fight toothand nail against it. Let’s just be real here:It’s time tostop buying stuff we can’t afford toimpress people we don’t evenreally like! Millionairesdidn’t get where they are by playing the comparisongame. Nope. Only 7% of themfeel any pressure tokeepupwith their friends andfamilies whenit comes to spending.8 Instead, they stay focusedontheir own goals and don’t worry about what other people are thinking or doing.
  8. Insteadof obsessing over what you don’t have, focus on stuff that really matters —family and friends, your church, your career goals, the legacy you’ll leave your children. Those will bring you much greater joy thana brand-new car or a destinationvacationever could. 7 . Work With an Investment Professional Here’s aquestionfor you: If you neededtohave heart surgery, wouldyoutry tooperate on yourself? Of course not. That would be dumb! You’d look for the best heart surgeon you could find. And whenit comes tosomething as important as your retirementfuture, wouldn’t you want to work with someone who knows what they’re doing? Working withan investment professional is one of the smartest things youcando for your money. In fact, 68% of millionaires saidthey workedwithafinancial advisor to helpthem reach their net worth.9 Yousee? Building wealthisn’t asolosport—andit’s wise toseek guidance from folks who know what they’re doing! If you don’t have a pro yet, check out our SmartVestor program. It’s easy touse, and it’ll helpyou find investment pros inyour area for free! 8 . Put Your Plan on Repeat
  9. To become a millionaire, youneedtolet time and compound interest work their magic. It’s a beautiful thing. Andif you want to hit your big financial goals, you have to stay focusedon the tiny details over the long haul. What are we talking about? Staying out of debt. Investing continually. Avoiding the “I deserve”trap. Year after year after year. Wash, rinse, repeat. Andguess what? You’ll keepdoing those things evenafter youhit that million-dollar mark, because that’s what money-smart people do. You keepon going! And if you're looking to learnmore, Dave's newest book, Baby Steps Millionaires, doesn’t just tell youwhat to do. It alsotells youwhy to do it, how todo it, and when todo it. Grab a copy today to learnhow tobust through the barriers preventing youfrom becoming a millionaire. �After reading this Topic, I will give you a gift from me, a very important video clip for a millionaire explains how to become a millionaire from scratch.� The video link : https://exe.io/aswuQ3j Wonderful viewing you�
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