Nancy E. Silva
Lifestyle habits of millionaires. The lives of the world’s millionaires are a source of curiosity for many people. If you like this topic, guess if the following facts are true or false and learn a little more.
Lifestyle habits of millionaires. Guess if these curious facts are true or false and learn a little more about them
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Swedish millionaire Johan Eliasch bought 400,000 acres of the Amazon rainforest from a logging company for $14,000,000 to grow new plant species.
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A millionaire announced he would bury his Bentley for his afterlife. After lots of negative reaction, he revealed the publicity stunt about organ donations. “People bury things that are much more valuable than cars and nobody seems to care”.
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America’s first female self-made millionaire was native-american woman
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Arnold Schwarzenegger was already a self-made millionaire at 22 years old before appearing in his first movie.
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Sarah Rector, a young indian girl, became a millionaire at the age of 30 in 1909 when the land she had been deeded under the Dawes Allotment Act produced a ‘gusher’ that brought in 500 barrels of oil a day.
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After a millionaire gave everyone in a Florida neighborhood free college scholarships and free daycare, the crime rate was cut in half and high school graduation rate increased from 25% to 100%
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Italy has the world’s highest percentage of millionaires, with one out of every six households having at least $1,000,000 US dollars in disposable wealth.
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At the time of death, Cornelius Vanderbilt was the world richest man and left an estate larger than the US treasury. When 120 of his descendants gathered in 1973, there was not a millionaire among them.
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Donald Trump tried to sue an author for $400.000 because the author called him a millionaire instead of a billionaire.
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A kid named Erik Finman made a bet with his parents that if he turned 18 and was a millionaire, they wouldn’t force him to go to college. He first invested in Bitcoin at the age of 12 and now holds investments worth over $1 million.
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Pat Nixon was the first president’s wife to have become a millionaire in her own right before her husband was elected to office.
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The Chinese government has deemed golf as a facet of corruption, condemning it as “a sport for millionaires”
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Tigers pitcher Daniel Norris lives in a van despite being a millionaire.
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Erno Rubik, the inventor of the Rubik’s Cube, was the third self-made millionaire from the communist block.
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Pavel Durov, the millionaire creator of Russia’s largest social network, threw paper planes of money out of his office window. Each plane was worth about $160. Instead of creating a ‘festive atmosphere’, the crowd turned violent and the experiment was called off.
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