Do this in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s to retire with $1m
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Becoming a millionaire doesn’t have to involve a big paycheque.
Becoming a millionaire doesn’t have to involve a big paycheque.
Sinar Mas founder Eka Widjaja started trading palm oil at 15 and rebuilt his fortune after a default linked to the Asian financial crisis.
There are six key characteristics you find in millionaires, says Sarah Stanley Fallaw, co-author of The Next Millionaire Next Door: Enduring Strategies for Building Wealth.
Planning lunches and eating with others can lower your stress, improve your work performance and help your bank balance.
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​To build wealth, you need two qualities characteristic of those who can afford to retire early and entrepreneurs who become self-made millionaires.
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