We all want to be millionaires, but do we know how to stay that way? Most people don’t know how to handle all that money. These millionaires just keep spending then saving. They just make quite the choices, right? Wrong! For example, NFL players, according to “Broke,” have lost every penny by just spending on random things like buying 2 cars at once. If you have that much money, you need to talk to a financial advisor that you trust. Trust plays the main role in this industry.…
* Where do you see yourself in say five years from now? The reason this question is asked is to be able to determine the determination of the…
* Other investments includes bank saving of $10000 for emergency, $5000 for business, and $27500 share portfolio with negligible capital gain. Besides that, they planned to invest $5000 in energy saving industry under the advices of a friend from the child care centre.…
My personal goals for the future are to graduate with my second degree (Bachelors in Business Administration), raise a family that is successful, as well as opening a restaurant in Colorado or Oregon with my fiancé, who I will be marrying June 2nd, 2013.…
My view for my future is to become a great force in the world with a purpose for bettering the world as a whole for those who currently live in it and for those who have yet to come.…
Paul Fussell once said, “All the pathos and irony of leaving one’s youth behind is thus implicit in every joyous moment of travel: one knows that the first joy can never be recovered, and the wise traveler learns not to repeat successes, but tries new places all the time.” Going around the world would be a fascinating goal for the future. Meeting new people and getting to grasp what the world is like . Traveling would be interesting to do in the future because first I can challenging myself, second the adventures, and third to appreciate life.…
I can tell you first hand, I would rather get lucky but the reality of it, is a million dollars will not be handed to me. You have to be willing to go out there and do the work. I have to be self motivated and have faith that my hard work will pay off. I am often viewed as greedy because I do not waste a lot of money, but i save up that money and invest it into my companies. Within my family nobody has reached the million dollars and whenever i talk to my family about the millionaires i follow all they respond with is “They are lucky”. “Lucky” to have 300,000 dollar cars, “Lucky” to have a 800,00 dollar house, but were they “Lucky” when they were homeless?. I myself do a lot of research on people the people who I follow and read their stories. I know most of the things they have gone through to get to a millionaire statues. Most have gone from rags to riches. I have learned that I have to be willing to burn my bridges and learn from mistakes. I have been around millionaires and they are not like most of the people you encounter everyday. Great manners along with advanced vocabulary are just the first things you will notice. They do not like to sit around, constantly on their phone. When we think of people on their phone we mostly imagine people liking other peoples post or just scrolling but millionaires are…
Another great deed to share their fortune with would be donating it to a good cause. The winner doesn’t have to donate all of their fortune to the charity, but anything does make a difference. There are still many cures doctors are looking for today, such as the cure for cancer and the cure for aids. Donating their money could help doctors be one step closer to…
my degree. With a degree in hand I'll go out into the job market in search of a…
school, I would get a decent job that would eventually pay for a nice house, car, and other…
The career that I would love to pursue would be one in the United States Military. I would like to eventually become an Infantry Officer or an Aircraft Maintenance Officer in the United States Marine Corps. The reason is I want to be part of a force that could stand up to any enemy and fight for the country that I live in and the people in it.…
Traveling would be one of the things I would totally love to accomplish. I find traveling so amazing open minded such a good feeling that will make my life more enjoyable. I would go wherever my money can take me. Hawaii,Cancun,Miami,Bahamas,New York,Brazil,and places…
First, I would take $250,000 and put it in the bank. If it is in the bank for a while, it will draw around four to five thousand dollars in interest a year. So after about ten years, it will grow to around $300,000. That way, I will never have to worry about not having money or struggling from paycheck to paycheck. (72)…
Of course, if I had a million dollars, I would spend a lot of it on myself, hopefully not too selfishly, but first of all, half of what was left would be safely stored at a bank in Swiss for future use. After the money was stored, what I spent with the rest of it would be history. Perhaps I'd get a few houses in the tropical islands, a couple of new computers, laptops, and walk-in closets in each, advanced payment for the CDs I wished to own. I'd also to invest in a six-year trip around the world with a year for each continent and three more months in Antarctica, and loads of material things would satisfy me, but who knows what I'll have come up with by then. After I'd gotten what I wanted for the time being, I would give some of the remaining money to my family and relatives for them to split among themselves, and perhaps some of it on educational benefits for me. If I were older, though, I would certainly need to spend it on my family, on cars and…
I also wouldn’t spend all of it. I would put most of it into the bank for safekeeping. Using it to pay off college loans after I graduate. I would also probably save it for when I started a family and needed to buy a house.…