16 Money Rules That Millionaires Swear By
16 Money Rules That Millionaires Swear By
Gabrielle Olya Fri, December 16, 2022
Being a millionaire or billionaire -- especially a self-made one -- usually requires being disciplined about saving and spending, as well as investing wisely. Although the super-rich can splurge on lavish vacations and fancy cars, some eschew a luxurious lifestyle for one that allows them to maintain their wealth over the long term.
So, if you want to live like a millionaire yourself, you'll have to follow the money rules of the wealthy.
Kristen Bell: Take Advantage of Coupons When Shopping
Net worth: $40 million
"Frozen" star Kristen Bell still clips coupons despite her multi-million-dollar wealth.
"I almost exclusively shop with coupons," she said on "Conan," sharing that her personal favorite place to shop with coupons is Bed Bath & Beyond. "It's the best one because they've got 20% off, and if you go and buy a duvet or an air conditioner or whatever, you could be saving upwards of $80."
Sara Blakely: Create and Maintain a Nest Egg
Net worth: $1 billion
Spanx founder Sara Blakely kept her day job while starting her shapewear company to make sure she'd be able to maintain a healthy nest egg.
"It's really important to save money and create a nest egg, become comfortable for yourself with what the nest egg is, and don't touch it," she told Business Insider. "Leave it there. I always had a portion of my paycheck put into savings, and that was an easy automatic way ... I didn't quit my job until I'd already landed Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. I was so careful, I [worked on Spanx] at night and on the weekends because I didn't not want to have income coming in."
Warren Buffett: Think of Investing as a Long-Term Strategy Net worth: $99.8 billion
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett isn't a proponent of active stock trading.
"When we own portions of outstanding businesses with outstanding managements, our favorite holding period is forever," he wrote in his 1988 Berkshire Hathaway shareholders letter. "We are just the opposite of those who hurry to sell and book profits when companies perform well."
Grant Cardone: Save $100K and Invest the Rest Net worth: $600 million
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