What age did you achieve your first million?

[maime27]

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almost there, hopefully the next month. =)

[brownie]

28 late na kaayo kay 8 years cge puno sa capital hangtod mi tubo... pero nakuha dayun ang 1M in less than 12 months. Now, the following year 2M na ang annual nako and so forth planning to double this up puhon kay para paundangon na nako ug work ako misis.

[1Mig]

Wow very inspiring kaayu mga bata pa pero milyunaryo na hehhe ako ani ambot na lang but im doing everything i can para mamilyunaryu og makaretire early im still 28 and married. For me its about achieving my goals or die trying heheh hope makuha nako heheh

[blizzaga4]

Food for Thought:

Maybe some of us may not have that 1M in cash but it could also be assets worth 1M that could of course generate revenue e.g. taxi business (cars are expensive), jeepney business, silogan business etc.

Thus what defines us to become millionaires is not solely in Cash form but in assets that could generate good revenue and help you have more time to yourself. I've seen a lot of people with 1 million in their savings but sad to say we can't call them a true millionaire coz they are still in the employment stage.

[brandnewbien]

While working full-time I had minor ventures in chicharon supplying, lending, buy and sell of physical and virtual things. I was also an aggressive investor in HIGH RISK opportunities, the least risky was a COOP in capitol. Outside my full-time job, I was my own boss, and I was hard on myself.

Reached my first M at 26 single pa ko ato, istorya.net helped a lot. Tried retiring at age 27, married and had my first kid. I settled down for now and have 3 kids at 29(1 kid per year lol).

Buy needs, not wants(except food, i spend a lot on my favorite foods). Invest in things that help you achieve your LONG TERM GOAL(Mine is financial freedom, always have a long term goal). Never spend to impress people you don't need in your life. Execute your ideas before they are perfect, you will learn to perfect it along the way(where mistakes are inevitable).

[maime27]

Murag napa ko ani na stage boss. Still looking for good ways to invest my money. Mao karon tigom sa mintras ala pay nakit-an na ka investan. =)

[Lucille123]

Hello I'm Lucille found out about this thread while I was searching for people with the same concern as mine. When would I achieve my first million? At the age of 30. In into stocks and thats where things worked out for me.

[medwarc]

Hello I'm Lucille found out about this thread while I was searching for people with the same concern as mine. When would I achieve my first million? At the age of 30. In into stocks and thats where things worked out for me.

Welcome sa istorya Sis... At what age you started investing in the stocks?

[MeMing]

Food for Thought:

Maybe some of us may not have that 1M in cash but it could also be assets worth 1M that could of course generate revenue e.g. taxi business (cars are expensive), jeepney business, silogan business etc.

Thus what defines us to become millionaires is not solely in Cash form but in assets that could generate good revenue and help you have more time to yourself. I've seen a lot of people with 1 million in their savings but sad to say we can't call them a true millionaire coz they are still in the employment stage.

Being a millionaire is just that, you reached 1M. How you got there doesn't really matter. There are no rules as to the journey, it's only the outcome that matters.

[spartan301]

Food for Thought:

Maybe some of us may not have that 1M in cash but it could also be assets worth 1M that could of course generate revenue e.g. taxi business (cars are expensive), jeepney business, silogan business etc.

Thus what defines us to become millionaires is not solely in Cash form but in assets that could generate good revenue and help you have more time to yourself. I've seen a lot of people with 1 million in their savings but sad to say we can't call them a true millionaire coz they are still in the employment stage.

Some of those in that u call in d "employment stage" are earning way more than those who are running their businesses..

Those who are career oriented n successful in their respective positions usually have these benefits:
Free car, subsidized housing plan, once a yr travel abroad, FAT profit sharing/ bonuses, stock options
Best of all, these guys enjoy 1st class treatment...

Some are really good career individuals, some good in business..
N to b honest, a million now a days doesnt count for much.. Anybody who graduated a 4yr course has a good chance in getting this amt by d time he/she reaches 30...
1m cant even get u an entry level SUV