28, no college degree, 2k in debt and dont have a high paying job?

Question

what ways can you reach $6 million by the age of 55 in this situation?

Answer 1

Stop incurring debt. Pay down your loan. Get a second job. Take some online classes and improve yourself. Learn a new trade. Want to make $? Study investment, start slow, and read A LOT. Go to the library. Take your future in your hands. I don't know if you will make six million, but you can be a lot better off than you are now, and it is all in your hands to improve your lot. Good luck!

Answer 2

hey there always someone worse than you.

for example me.

27, have  master degree in science, lost my job 2 months ago and now i cant even find a low paying job. although i have already paid for my house, i will soon cant afford to pay the bills and living expenses. so i think i will be in debt very soon....

Answer 3

you want to know a way? this is the site that can provide you the success way http://www.earn2p.blogspot.com , but you have to study hard and learn, then you will get more then you expect, now i already earn 1.2 million with in 5 years

Answer 4

6 million isnt that as impossible as people might think, especially since you have a long term outlook. Ideally, getting rid of your debt should be the first thing on the list. This will free up cash you would otherwise be spending monthly paying it down, boost your credit, and be one less headache you have to worry about.

Next, you need to get a good financial picture of where your at, where your headed, and how you will get there. Without some sort of plan, people tend to just wonder around not knowing what to do next.

Focus on your strengths and what you are good at doing/skills you have aquired, and stick to fields in those areas. Advancement in a job/career will be faster.

Investing should be part of your overall plan. Doesnt mean you have to go big at first and it doesnt mean that the stock market is your only choice. Open an IRA account, start a business.

If you are interested in stock market investing, spend a good deal of time learning first. Most new investors/traders learn fast, that the market doesnt show mercy to dumbies. It will take your money away from you. But should you do your homework, it can be very rewarding.

Keep in mind that $6 million in 27 years will have much less meaning than it does today.

Someone once told me, there are two ways to become rich "earn more or spend less". Till this day it really astounds me how right that was.

Your situation is only a temporary one, so dont beat yourself up over it too much and certainly dont let it hinder your plans for achieving your goal. Hard work and a strong determination will take you a long way.

Christian Nago

CEO & Chief Investment Officer

http://www.intrepidtradings.com

Answer 5

Work hard and hope for a little luck.  I'm well on the way to my life goals after leaving full time education at 16 and with no degree I now have a great job and travel the world doing it.  Any 'get rich' schemes put YOUR money in THEIR pockets.

Answer 6

read the book  "The Secret" maybe you will find your answers there

Answer 7

Yes you can but the odds are stacked against you. Basic plan is get skills (go back to school), get a higher paying job, get out of debt. Then start investing and maybe start a business with some luck you may reach your goal.

Answer 8

You are aiming too high here, you should lower your standard to reaching 1 million, then go higher after that, but the way you are see right now, you wont even reach that amount.

Answer 9

You've got it easy.

I've got tons more debt, but other than that, I feel the same way.

*Sighs*

Answer 10

win lotto or gamble in casino, another is business doesnt require degree if you planning open one, but you must be good running it