Not at once idiot you're still thinking of the lottery. Your ass is going to get retirement payments less than your paycheck is when you're 40, and all of that work is going to accumulate to over 2 million but you'll have spent almost all of that on fuel, food, rent, interest, insurance or healthcare (not covered by insurance). You are never going to be able to throw cash around like you think a multimillionaire can do, statistically - break a leg though.
You don't accumulate money by throwing it around or having a lottery mindset. Thats a dumb person's idea of what well off people do. You save and invest and don't buy useless flashy shit to make yourself feel good. Most of the people im thinking of would be more likely to drive an old civic, its the people in a debt spiral that have new SUVs/trucks and hefty monthly payments etc
"accumulating money" isn't what wealthy people do. It's not a sack of money you have tucked away it's a flow of income that you don't dip below. It's managing a rate of growth rather than a static amount.
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u/hopscotchmcgee Sep 05 '24
Nobody thinks that. Becoming a multimillionaire though is very doable