March 7th, 2010 | 
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WANT TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE?
Do you have millionaire wants on a poor mans pay? Then it is time to learn how to become a millionaire using the Internet. All it takes is faith, desire, and persistence with the right product.
But wait! You may wonder, what do you need, how much will it cost, and do you have to be a computer geek.
This article will give you all the answers to your questions on how to become the millionaire you have been dreaming of. First, what do you need? A product that is easy to understand, quickly to get up and running, and one that doesn’t cost a lot of money.
· Watch for products that say you can make millions completing survey or data entry. How many surveys would you have to complete or how many numbers keyed before your first million would begin to pour in.
· Be weary of the time involved. Do not run out tomorrow and tell your boss “see you”. Stay away from products that will take up to 365 days to begin making money. There are others that you can expect to begin making money after 60 days of following a plan.
· Scams. You do not have to get burned by to know what is a scam and what is a true product. Look for products that have great reviews from others wishing to make their first million. Spend the time up front checking out all on line businesses. High priced does not equal high quality.
Finally you may wonder if you have to be a computer geek, having all the necessary skills to design a website, write a computer program or build a compute
· Although designing your own website in a goal, you can begin making money with websites that are already developed and free. Having a site that is already built allows time to being making that million you have been dreaming of.
· Stay away from products that you have to have a packet full of books. Find just the right product with a plan to follow with step-by-step guidance. Having an action plan takes away the fear of not being technologically savvy .
Now are you ready to be the next millionaire? Debbie is an experienced internet marketer who is ready to share her “Top 3 Making Money Opportunities”
Debbie Pace
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I’m 17 and want to become a millionaire. What job should I aim for?
I’m 17 and want to become a millionaire as fast as realistically possible. What exactly should I be aiming for?
Realistically? Graduate from High School, go to college and graduate, graduating for being a doctor, engineer, something big, not liberal arts, or crap like that, do not spend money on junk, find a full time job from your career and do everything possible to climb the corporate ladder, if you can invest here and there in sure things like real state, you have more money faster, if you have a girlfriend make sure she’s educated like you, I’m sure she’ll help you pay for stuff. Good luck
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When you find one that pays that much PLEASE let me KNow too
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You are already on the right track because you are thinking about the future at a very young age. Keep your eyes on the end goal and you’ll enjoy much more success.
Pick a field that you enjoy and it won’t matter if you’re a millionaire or not because you’ll be happy, and happiness is something that truly money cannot buy. Money is a necessary evil though, so you’ve got to plan ahead.
There are several ways to become a millionaire that are well within your grasp. The first best investment you can make is a book. Suze Orman’s "Money Book for the Young, Fabulous, and Broke." Suze is a funny woman with a LOT of experience behind her. She speaks in a language you can understand and gives you some easily attainable goals to shoot for.
The next thing you should consider is opening a Roth IRA. It takes a chunk of money to get it started but then it will grow over time and you’ll never miss the money you put into it.
Once you get a job, take advantage of the employer’s 401k plan. Only contribute what the employer will "match" and then sink your additional funds into your Roth IRA and a money market account that holds an emergency reserve.
DO NOT get into credit card debt. It’s fun, easy, and low cost to charge things on a credit card, but it’s no fun to pay them off, to be charged outrageous interest rates, or to have debt looming over you for decades because you were a big spender at a young age.
DO NOT take on more student loan debt than you’re willing to pay off or that doesn’t relate to the job you want. It might be nice to get a Bachelor’s degree then a Masters in some artsy field, but will it really help you long term?
Get Suze’s book and do your research. Good job on planning so far in advance!
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I’m a recruiter at a Fortune 100 company and the owner of http://www.resumesbyscott.com .
A net worth of a million dollars or a million dollars in actual cash? They are two different things and it is quite easy in America to have a net worth of a million dollars. My best advice is to start off small, learn everything you can about investing while going to school and getting an education. Aim for what you enjoy, success will come later.
-Advice from a university student who is a multi-millionaire.
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