Comments on: The 10 Best Advices on Becoming a Millionaire http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/ Dedicated to your success anywhere in the world Sun, 05 Feb 2012 00:08:05 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dr. Artfredo C. Abella Phil./U.S.A. http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/comment-page-1/#comment-541379 Dr. Artfredo C. Abella Phil./U.S.A. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:49:00 +0000 http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/#comment-541379 I think it's relatively easy to give advice to become rich and become a millionaire which I totally agree with the author but there are other things which I believe must be taken into consideration, one of which is that having equipped with all the advice that we get, we have to literally understand that being rich is something that we have to reinvent ourselves and unless we can do this then we will always be in that poverty stage. Almost all of the internet writings that I read, what impresses me most is that we have to become rich for what it will make of us. It is the discipline that counts most in attaining that illusive goal. In a holistic sense what we have to understand is that being rich in the first place is a state of mind. If one has a limited mind then he will always be in the quagmire of poverty. We have have to evolve ourselves that becoming rich takes the pain of discipline than suffering the tons of poverty consequences. Along this line will come all the literature on becoming affluent in life. Unless we shall transcendent ourselves and be bigger enough to conquer poverty then we will always maintain the dark sides of poverty. I think it’s relatively easy to give advice to become rich and become a millionaire which I totally agree with the author but there are other things which I believe must be taken into consideration, one of which is that having equipped with all the advice that we get, we have to literally understand that being rich is something that we have to reinvent ourselves and unless we can do this then we will always be in that poverty stage. Almost all of the internet writings that I read, what impresses me most is that we have to become rich for what it will make of us. It is the discipline that counts most in attaining that illusive goal. In a holistic sense what we have to understand is that being rich in the first place is a state of mind. If one has a limited mind then he will always be in the quagmire of poverty. We have have to evolve ourselves that becoming rich takes the pain of discipline than suffering the tons of poverty consequences. Along this line will come all the literature on becoming affluent in life. Unless we shall transcendent ourselves and be bigger enough to conquer poverty then we will always maintain the dark sides of poverty.

]]> By: Bob Evans http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/comment-page-1/#comment-296671 Bob Evans Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:33:00 +0000 http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/#comment-296671 Break the Cycle, Take Action, Start Investing. How can you do this without first having thousands of dollars? Do away with the middle man (brokers) by buying direct from the company when you can. There are hundreds of companies out there you can buy directly from and some even pay the fees for you. Some examples are: Kellogg’s (K) minimum first time investment $50 out of that is a $10 one time set up fee the other $40 goes to stock. After that you can invest as little as $25 per purchase and the money goes 100% into stock, Kellogg’s pays all of the fees. Exxon Mobil (XOM) minimum first time investment $250 Exxon pays the set up fee, and after that you can invest as little as $50 per investment and Exxon pays all of the fees. Kellogg’s has had dividend increases the last 3 years while Exxon has had increases the last 10 years, and both companies have been paying Dividends 80 years or more. I found this to be such a great thing that I have listed over 150 companies on my web site at www.aplussrc.com that offer direct purchase plans and the best thing is its FREE. I have also included links to the company home pages, prospectus, and enrollment forms. This way you can do your research to make informed decisions. I have been buying direct for the last 2 years and my per share cost is down to .34 a share verses the .86 a share I had when I was using a broker and I am doing it $50 at a time instead of $1000 or more at a time. This also gives me the ability to invest with more diversification. If you had invested $40 in Kellogg’s 10years ago (your $50 minus the $10 set up fee) and added $25 a month over the last 10 years you would have invested $3190 and it would be worth $5145 by rolling over dividends a 61% return. Break the Cycle, Take Action, Start Investing.

How can you do this without first having thousands of dollars?

Do away with the middle man (brokers) by buying direct from the company when you can. There are hundreds of companies out there you can buy directly from and some even pay the fees for you.

Some examples are:

Kellogg’s (K) minimum first time investment $50 out of that is a $10 one time set up fee the other $40 goes to stock. After that you can invest as little as $25 per purchase and the money goes 100% into stock, Kellogg’s pays all of the fees.

Exxon Mobil (XOM) minimum first time investment $250 Exxon pays the set up fee, and after that you can invest as little as $50 per investment and Exxon pays all of the fees.

Kellogg’s has had dividend increases the last 3 years while Exxon has had increases the last 10 years, and both companies have been paying Dividends 80 years or more.

I found this to be such a great thing that I have listed over 150 companies on my web site at http://www.aplussrc.com that offer direct purchase plans and the best thing is its FREE. I have also included links to the company home pages, prospectus, and enrollment forms. This way you can do your research to make informed decisions.
I have been buying direct for the last 2 years and my per share cost is down to .34 a share verses the .86 a share I had when I was using a broker and I am doing it $50 at a time instead of $1000 or more at a time.

This also gives me the ability to invest with more diversification.

If you had invested $40 in Kellogg’s 10years ago (your $50 minus the $10 set up fee) and added $25 a month over the last 10 years you would have invested $3190 and it would be worth $5145 by rolling over dividends a 61% return.

]]> By: Ricky http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/comment-page-1/#comment-292338 Ricky Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:12:00 +0000 http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/04/the-10-best-advices-on-becoming-a-millionaire/#comment-292338 Well written article. The problem with implementig your advice is most often short-sightedness, lack of faith and perseverance. They forget that "Success doesn't mean the absence of failures; it means winning the war but not every battle. Well written article. The problem with implementig your advice is most often short-sightedness, lack of faith and perseverance. They forget that “Success doesn’t mean the absence of failures; it means winning the war but not every battle.

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