13 net worth updates: $10,000,000 - age 52 “…we live pretty frugally. Just like normal middle class people. I am not a "second home" person. We have dogs and enjoy our home life.” $4,000,000+ - age 43 “My path was Army right out of HS, then two engineering degrees at two separate colleges, then the job I just quit. The real estate business was the only way this happened. I did it nights and weekends when I wasn’t at my W2. Own 37 rentals now and have renovated many myself over the years and have always managed as well” €728,441 - age 39 “Because I grew up poor, I had always thought that I have to work hard to make a living and survive in this ‘cruel’ world. In fact, I was not that wrong at all, but what I didn’t know is that I can actually change the course through investing, turning modern “slavery” into wealth and well-being for my family and the futures generations to come.”

net worth update: -$70K in student loans -$50K in other consumer debt -an underwater home -couldn't refinance/sell for 7 years -second job to pay on debt -roommates to help pay the mortgage -driving same car for 17 years

Every Wednesday, we focus on a net worth “story” to help you peek inside someone’s personal finances and get the inside view that nobody usually talks about. Best Financial Decision(s): "Living at home during college, and building a retirement account right when I started my career. Buying a house near the bottom of the interest rate mountain. 3.5%, fixed for 30 years! Refinanced at the new house in 2020, for 2.75% 15 year loan." #networth net worth update @NetworthShare

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#168 - Lawyer (mid 40s) moves from level 4 to level 5 with the payoff of $179K of student loans in 2023. 2008 - Level 4 (Financial Stability) 2023 - Level 5 (Financial Security) tenwilsons.com/8-levels-of-f…

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#159 - He retired, at age 59, in July 2015 with $829K net worth and 8 years later his networth has increased to $1.6M July 2015 - $829K net worth retirement $620K home $160K cash $48K May 2023 - $1.6M net worth retirement $1M home $306K cash $286K 👇 networthshare.com/user/Alien…

#158 - early 50s - he followed these 4 simple steps in his 20s, 30s, and 40s and became a multi-millionaire and retired early with $4M+ May 2013 - age 43 - $1M+ networth May 2017 - age 48 - $2M+ networth Aug 2020 - age 51 - $3M+ networth Dec 2021 - age 52 - $4M+ networth 👇