There is a business man who is a millionaire from selling custom brief cases. He buys the brief cases for $35.00 each and sells them for $25.00 to give people a good deal. How could he have become a millionaire?
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Earlier he was a Billionaire........but due to losses he is now only a millionaire....
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Step one: get several credit cards\n\nStep two: get the maximum cash advance on all of them. Say it is 1million dollars.\n\nStep three: have a lottery for that cash. Sell a million tickets at $2 apiece.\n\nStep four: Pay off the cash advance with 1/2 your 2 million dollars\n\nStep five: spend 1 million dollars.
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100 billion dollars? Well, I'd invest most of it and treat myself to a few nice things, maybe a lot of nice things. I'd take 200 bags with $500,000 in each of them and I would hand them out to people on the street who would do the wildest things for them (like on that King of Queens episode where they won five grand and just blew it in one day). So theres one billion gone. $500 million on a special customized 747-800, actually make that two. Another billion gone. Then I'd buy reserves of oil so I can keep them flying, $5 billion gone. I'd invest $33 billion in different high-yield mutual funds that will yield $35 billion in one year. With $60 billion left, I'd give buy the best suits, dress shirts, shoes, and ties one can buy. Say a 2 billion dollar wardrobe. $58 billion, I'd then buy the one of the Concorde planes, restore it, and get it flyer and use more oil reserves to keep it flying. $5 billion gone. $53 billion, I'd buy the recipes and machinery of all the Starbucks in the world and operate them and give free drinks out to anyone who wants one, $10 billion gone. $43 billion, I'd buy the Coke operationa and make the drinks free, $10 billion gone. With $33 billion left, I'd buy the best fleet of twenty cars money can buy and keep them running with gasoline reserves. Once I have exhausted all the money, I'd go back to running my day-to-day life.
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The manager had only returned $3. He kept $2. But, orginially he still had $25 because $30 - $5 is $25. $25+$3+$2 is $30, so there was no missing $1
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no no one can earn a million bucks honestly cuz in order to do it you gotta do bad things to other people. like u open up a store competing with the store next door u use commercials thats not an honest livin.           but still id take a million bucks
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I've met three millionaires in my lifetime and all three of them became wealthy from starting their own business or creating a product.  The first millionaire I met was when I worked at a local credit union, my boss' younger sister.  She had a long-term relationship with an NBA player, but they never married.  He dumped her after 10 years of being together, but she had already gotten accustomed to the affluent lifestyle.  She had so many contacts that she got hooked in with that Amway pyramiad scheme years ago, she is now set for life.  Also, she had a child by a wealthy doctor after she broke up with the NBA player, so I think she gets a hefty amount of child support that she has faithfully invested in stocks for years.  \n\nThe second millionaire I met through a friend of a friend.  He's foreign born but raised in the US.  He started a tax business while he was in college.  He opened 20+ stores in a few years and eventually a large, nationally known franchise bought him out.  \n\nThe third millionaire I met because she was a philanthropist; Her husband created a well known software application.  \n\nI think that's the quickest way to become a millionaire.  Although there are the other ways too, real estate, good investments, etc.
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To amass money is an art very difficult to practise.\nOtherwise you can find many people who can earn enough money but are not millionaires.Only few can save try to be one of them.
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The simplest way to get rich is by starting with a millionaire mindset.  Always think "big".  Donald Trump said if he had to do it all over again, he would start with Network Marketing.  This is your own business that you can build while at your current job and when it surpasses your income, you can pursue it full time.\nDo your research and find a company in very good standing with the Better Business Bureau, be sure the compensation plan is outstanding and make certain you are confident in the product.\nOnce that is done, the sky is the limit!  \nI dedicate myself 100% to helping others achieve their dreams.
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In total the dude made 9000, which is not quite a lot to be honest for me. (I spend too much). Anyway!\n\nSay the amount he invested at 7% is X, this would naturally make the rest 9000-X, right? Good.\n\nSo hee is the math!\n\n0.07*X + 0.1(9000-X)=720 ....... clear! Now for simplicity, multiply all by 100 and you will get:\n\n7X + 10(9000-X) = 72000 ... and after distribution:\n7X + 90,000-10X = 72000\n-3X = 72,000-90,000 = -18,000  \nX = -18,000/-3= 6,000\n\nSo this is the amount he invested at 7% and the rest, as we shwed earlier, is 9,000-X = 9,000-6000 = 3,000\n\nSo he invested $3,000 at 10%.\n\nOf course you know this is true if the interest was made in one year and without talking taxes, which would be anouther story.
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heres a good little riddle that you should go by:\n\ndo you know how to make a small fortune in the building trade..??    start with a large one
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Either the shirt was on clearance for $5 or less, or he put the shirt on a credit card or paid by check. The question also does not state that he only has $5 so he could have another $20 in his wallet that the riddle failed to mention.
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Depending on the entirety of the novel as it stands. The 10 million dollars could be transported in many ways. \n\nSubject A carries 3,000 in the bottom layer, beneath the lining in a business brief case.\n\nSubject B wires 5,000 from his business account into a fictious business account that was set up. He has arranged for delivery for the money to meet with the 3,000 and the 2,000. \n\nSubject C carries 2,000 in personal travel (per say). This person would travel by car or bus, keeping the money well hidden in the bottom of a Aresol Spray Bottle. (they make all kinds of nifty things now days). \n\n***I really like the idea of the money being set up for delievery into a fictious business account, wired over, and being set up for delivery. Nobody ever has to come in contact with the money besides the sender, the bank, and the reciever***
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Don't. This business belongs to Michael Kimble who has made a bundle off of folks and who plays "get rich quick" schemes. You would have to invest.\n\nI searched the Internet and found some mighty unhappy people who complained about Kimble and his business methods.\n\nIf it sounds too good to be true, it usually is not.
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Explain the business.
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The person who held that stock was paid $5,000.  But the fellow who bought it lost $4,000 overnite.  So to answer your question, you could say that the original holder has his money.
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A Bedtime Story...\nOnce upon a time there was this guy who was good at math and computers.  He went to school and got some degrees and worked in software and data analysis for a number of years.  He worked at one company in particular for five years.  This company was owned by friends, who treated him like family (this isn't necessarily a good thing) and he worked very hard for them, and earned a good salary doing so.  He was also miserable and irritable most of the time.  Finally, the constant stress caught up with him and he left the company.  For fourteen months, he did odd jobs and barely scraped by, driving him into fairly serious financial issues.  He lost his car, and used public transportation and his bike and his feet to get places.\n\nHe was never happier.\n\nAfter fourteen months, his friends came to him and said that things would be different.  They weren't really, and he didn't expect that, but he thought maybe he was different enough that he could manage.  Again he made good money, again he busted his rear to earn this money.  He was there about 16 months before he left again (fired this time instead of quitting.)  He simply wasn't happy spending his life serving others for nothing more than a paycheck.  \n\nThis guy hadn't learned the lesson that money does NOT equal time.  Money is useful, but the simple fact is, in one hundred years, this guy and pretty much everyone else reading this will be dead, and that money isn't going to make a damn bit of difference in that.  Were he here, this guy would applaud you for discovering that which he can't seem:  being happy for who and for where you are.  That is a gift.
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OK - serious answer.\n\nYou can't expect to in six months. You *may* be able to, if you have some stroke of luck like winning a lottery or something.\n\nIt's not easy to have a million at all - most people never have that much money in their lives ever.\n\nYou have to have a plan, and measure your progress. Make a spreadsheet of all of your assets and liabilities, and calculate your bottom line. Keep doing this, and your net worth will grow. While this will not directly make your money grow, it will change your behaviour so that you are more likely to have a million.\n\nTaxes make it even more difficult to get to a million. You would have to earn in the vicinity of 2 million in order to end up with 1 million after taxes. There are not many jobs in the US, let alone the rest of the world, that pay that kind of money.\n\nYou will need to have a very good income, or run your own very successful business in order to legally earn that kind of money. Illegally, well just don't try that way.\n\nMy target was 10 years, which was set about 7 years ago. So far, so good.\n\nFor the best possible resource, read the book "The Millionaire Next Door" by Stanley and Danko.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0671015206/sr=1-1/qid=1139249405/ref=pd_bbs_1/102-1711157-7176907