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How Average People Become Millionaires 
Too bad we weren’t able to choose rich parents – 
then we wouldn’t have to worry about “forced 
savings plans” and automatic payroll deductions. 
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But the truth is, the vast majority of millionaires in 
this country didn’t inherit their fortunes. Statistics 
show that four out of five millionaires never 
inherited more than $10,000. But what they did do 
was copy the investment strategies of the 
Rockefellers and the Kennedys. 
In a word, self-made millionaires leveraged their 
money to build their own Palm Beach Pipelines!
How? By using the “three jar system” – instead of 
spending every dime they make, they put aside a big 
chunk of their income in the “invest jar,” and let it 
compound year after year. 
Typically, millionaires save 15% to 20% of their 
gross income and invest it wisely in asset-building 
pipelines, such as stocks, bonds, closely-held 
businesses, rental property, commercial real estate, 
pension funds, and the like. 
That’s why most millionaires don’t hit the million-
dollar mark until they’re in their 50s or 60s – it can 
take decades before compounding really kicks into 
high gear. Ten thousand dollars at 10% doubles to 
$20,000 after seven years…but in 50 years it will 
double seven times, 
which calculates to almost $1.3 
million! 
Power of Compounding 
$10,000 @ 10% Interest 
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If You Don’t Have the Money, What Do You