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Ten Steps to Retire a Millionaire

Ten Steps to Retire a Millionaire

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Pre-Reading Questions

Is becoming wealthly a worthwhile goal?  Why or why not?Would you like to become rich some day?

How do you think money affects people’s lives?

What do you think it takes to become a millionaire?

Discuss your ideas with your partner, then read the article below.



Read and Pronounce

Read the following to your tutor.  He / She will listen and correct your pronunciation.

“Having a million-dollar portfolio is a retirement dream for many people. Making that dream come true requires some serious effort. While success is never a sure thing, the 10 steps outlined below will go a long way toward helping you achieve your objective.”


Click here to read full article. Source:  Investopedia

Read the text aloud to your tutor. Your tutor will listen and provide you with feedback.



Talking Points

What are the ten tips the author offers for becoming a millionaire?

Do you agree with her suggestions?

Have you tried them?

Do you have a savings plan for retirement?

If so, what is it? What are some of the best ways of investing for the future? Which methods of investment do you think are the safest for these economic times?

Which types of investments should people avoid, in your opinion?

What would be your suggestions for retiring a millionaire?    


Talk with your tutor about this topic. Use the expressions and vocabulary you learned.

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Vocabulary Practice

wealth(y)

portfolio

mogul

extraordinary

paycheck

liability

contribution

stash

asset

allocation

equity(-ies)

entail(s)

security(-es)

mitigate

setback

chunk

lifestyle

compound(ing)

enroll

cliche

guarantee(d)

statistic(ally)

maximize

minimize

risk

fund(ed)

eligible

taxable

dream come true

sure thing

fixed-income

tax-deferred

get-rich-quick scheme

road to riches

your odds

on autopilot

return on investment

get the job done

two-income family

on track

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