Or economics.

Given that accumulating $1M in your lifetime by consistent investing is a heck of a lot more likely and plausible than winning it.

You are also less likely to fritter it away if you earned and accumulated the wealth instead of having it land in your lap.

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Posted: 10/02/2018 at 6:38PM

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