Secret of creating wealth silently

Millionaire know the rules of money game.They use their money to work for them and take the earned money to reinvest again in their properties, new businesses, stock or expanding their existing property to build more passive income. This is the millionaire’s secrets of creating wealth silently

clipped from www.myfoxhouston.com HOUSTON –� In the fourth and final installment of a four-part series, FOX 26’s Melinda Spaulding introduces a millionaire and the secrets to build wealth quietly.

New lucky Britian’s millionaire

what a lucky bet.That’s good if he is my grandfather

clipped from uk.news.yahoo.com A fertiliser salesman is rolling in it after becoming Britain’s first betting-shop millionaire. Fred Craggs put a 50p accumulator on eight horses, beginning with Isn’t That Lucky and ending with Dream Come True. They all romped home to give him a record-breaking jackpot. Fred’s winnings actually totalled about £1.4 million but bookie William Hill has a £1 million cut-off on accumulators. Mr Craggs, from Thirsk, North Yorkshire, discovered he had become a millionaire on his 60th birthday but he sat through a family party without sharing his secret. William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe said: “This is the most amazing bet ever placed since betting shops were made legal in 1961.

17-year-old teen millionaire

17 years old girl started her web business business with a single website at the age  of 14 and become millionaire in just 3 years later.

Ashley is the head of whateverlife.com, with eight dollars borrowed from her mother. Now,the website grosses more than $1 million a year.

She start her web business with  creating and giving away MySpace background. The designs are cheery, colorful and whimsical, with lots of hearts, Ashley’s favorites. The site has huge numbers of visitors and attracted advertisers. Ashley’s first check was for $2,700. The next was for $5,000, the third for $10,000.

The checks kept coming and the business kept growing-to the point where she could afford to buy a brand new four-bedroom house for her family.Has the price of Ashley’s business success been the loss of a part of her childhood? She doesn’t think so.

Keep in mind that she is only a 17 years old teenager.