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FinisTerrae
4 months ago

This is virtually impossible only by means of earnings. Hardly a person becomes a millionaire of cash through independent or non-self-employed work. Nowadays, a combination of high earning income is needed, where a large part of the monthly/annual income/strained basic assets must be invested.

Even if you were able to invest 10,000 EURO each year, you would need several decades until the first million would be together. Creating 10,000 euros net income per year in the long term requires an enormously high gross income if you want to maintain a medium living standard in parallel. The lucky runners of Youtube and Co are not a benchmark. 99% of the people who take a big risk for a shortcut lose everything.

One should be one of the top 5% of the upper income layer. As a self-employed person, this also only creates one of ten thousand, if at all.

JanyoOoO
4 months ago

Certain lawyers have their first millions together quickly. Grand Chancellery, corporate law, 80-hour week and you are very fast 120k+ euros per month safe. Other employees (except doctors and few other exceptions) rarely earn so much.

It is also good for all the jobs in which you are either directly involved in the company or in the profit.

Alternatively, it also looks very good in certain crafts. For example, I know some people who have trained as a carpenter, then have made the Master and have specialized in Tiny Houses and Finishing. Not only is everyone paying off a very good salary, but companies are worth a lot.

AnnaStark
4 months ago

independent entrepreneur.

As an employee, you will never, out of the CEO or Top Manager/Chairman

Britney1103
4 months ago

Real estate agent when you have charisma and what on the box.

RandomName01
4 months ago

As an employee difficult. Rather than self-employed.

Private you can achieve this, e.g. through good investments

ImmortalAnthra
4 months ago

Put all your money on volatile pennies on the stock market. Either you lose everything (very likely) or become a millionaire (very unlikely but possible)

RiddickBln
4 months ago

Who works throughout, is theoretically also a millionaire 😉☝️

Congratulations

The average living income in Germany is about EUR 2.05 million. However, this income varies considerably depending on factors such as gender, education and professional position.

Gender:

Men: approx. 2.4 million euros

Women: approx. 1.7 million euros

Education:

Bachelor degree: approx. 2.3 million euros

Master’s degree: approx. 2.6 million euros

Professional position:

Experts: approx. 1.9 million euros

Managers: approx. 3.9 million euros

These differences illustrate the influence of education and professional development on living income.

EinAlexander
4 months ago

Hey, what’s the best job to become a millionaire

This is possible with almost any job where you are good and with which you can do yourself.

What are you doing?

Alex

JulietteLima
4 months ago

Politicians! The best paid job for beginners (i.e. people without qualifications).

FinisTerrae
4 months ago
Reply to  JulietteLima

It is not so easy:-). The way to the politician who earns money is one of the most difficult careers. Because you have to make people choose you. Until then you have a very long time political honorary office in front of you. If you are not re-elected, your high income also goes to flee.

JulietteLima
4 months ago
Reply to  FinisTerrae

Doesn’t change the fact that politicians have a cross-release job that does not require any qualifications, as it proves the glorious failure of the traffic lights. The only “qualification” that you should bring, if you want to get it in politics, is to have a bigger mouthpiece like everyone else, and perhaps even vitamin B!

FinisTerrae
4 months ago

I didn’t say. I have said that every minimum pupil could venture into politics because you don’t have to be able to do anything and the way is easy and you earn 10k right away.

JulietteLima
4 months ago

I’m sorry for you, but it can’t all be among the top earners 😉

FinisTerrae
4 months ago

No. Our educational elite does not go into politics because salary and effort is not in any proportion. The educational elite earns much more in the private sector. The Chancellor earns EUR 250,000 gross at 168 hours/week.

If entry into politics is so easy, you can give up your minimum wage job and become politicians. You value the politicians so low and yet you are not a politician yourself. Then you have to classify yourself more valueless and incapable than a politician. If an uneducated cross-lever goes into politics, we can earn 10,000 euros a month while swinging eggs, why don’t you do that even if you’re so much better?