These are the six habits that the author of “The Billion Dollar Secret” claims are shared by all billionaires.
When you break down Jeff Bezos’ money making bit by bit, some of the numbers are truly mind-boggling.
Not all CEOS got started as young as Mark Zuckerberg. Some only hit on that million dollar idea much later in life.
Back in 1996, Bill Gates was the only tech business owner amongst the world’s 10 richest people. That has all changed pretty quickly.
Nine South Africans and their families feature on the UK Sunday Times ‘Rich List’ for 2019.
The Economist Intelligence Unit survey has revealed the 10 most expensive and 10 cheapest cities in the world.
Billionaires can live wherever they want, but most of them choose the same places. Here’s a list of the 10 cities with the most billionaires in the world.
Jeff Bezos might be the richest man in modern history, but he’s by no means the richest man of all time.
Forbes has been keeping track of the richest people in the world, releasing their annual list yesterday. Turns out it hasn’t been a great year for the billionaires.
In the market for a new helicopter or a private island? Look no further than Hush Hush, the website that calls itself ‘Amazon for millionaires’.
Ivan Glasenberg isn’t the kind of guy that keeps up a public profile. When you’re worth around R78 billion, though, you can’t keep everything under wraps.
Carla La Reservee and the aptly named Kevin Cash married back in 2011. Fast forward seven years, and his empire is crashing around him.
Move over, Mark, because the man who was worth a billion dollars by 23 is about to be bumped from top spot. Oh, peeps aren’t impressed with his competition.
The divorce battle between Bill Gross and his ex-wife turned extremely nasty, after the billionaire kicked up a stink and resorted to petty revenge tactics.
The software giant splurged big bucks to buy a software development company, and in the process put a lot of money into the pockets of three lucky tech boffins.
Nine South African-born individuals appear on the Sunday Times Rich List and, whilst some names are familiar, others fly a little more under the radar.
Viktoria-Katharina Flick and twin brother Karl-Friedrich Flick are worth more than R22 billion each, but there’s a reason they’re keeping a very low profile.
Your Instagram is great, sweetie, but you’ve got some way to go before you can rival Gustav Magnar Witzøe. It helps that he’s worth R22,6 billion.
Patrick Soon-Shiong might be America’s wealthiest doctor, but his reasons for buying one of the country’s most popular newspapers stem from growing up in South Africa.
When your net worth reaches a billion rand you’re doing just fine, but to play in the big leagues you’ll need a billion greenbacks. Now there’s another South African on that list.
Evan Spiegel and his Snapchat money isn’t going to run out any time soon, but he’s actually second on the list of youngest self-made billionaires.
As you can imagine Red Bull brings in a decent amount of money, but you’d be hard-pressed to see those making bank splashing the cash.
When you’re worth close to R90 billion you’ve certainly got a little wiggle room, but no one takes dropping over R20 billion lightly.
When Bill first met him, Warren couldn’t send an email and Bill didn’t know much about finance. Now 25 years later they’re still going strong.
Damn, billionaires under the age of 35 are a real thing – and most of them have the God of Technology to thank.
These guys have done well for themselves… Our country’s five wealthiest men – they show that hard work does indeed pay off (no pun intended).
Warren Buffet didn’t make his billions by not knowing what’s going on with the economy. He clearly has an inside piece of information, and is selling stocks at a fast pace…
First weekend after pay-day (or just before pay-day for some of you) and most of us still have money on our minds. Mark Zuckerberg, however, is unlikely to EVER need to worry about money again at this rate…
A mysterious billionaire has set a new Guinness World Record for having the most expensive life insurance policy, $201 million. On top of that the annual premiums on the policy are costing the unknown billionaire a couple of million dollars.
A lotto winner wasting his windfall on parties and hookers, or a retired sports personality sitting in a spot of financial bother doesn’t come close to comparing to these gentleman. After making it to the pinnacle of the billionaire echelons, more than a few have made quick work of losing it all.