I am a supercar-driving self-made millionaire at 20 – here are my tips for making easy money | The Sun

A SUPERCAR-loving money whizz has revealed nine tips he claims helped make him a millionaire at the age of 20

Kian said he went from having only £40 in his bank account at the age of 14 to having more than £1.5million at the age of 20.

The financier took to TikTok where he showed glimpses into his luxury life and shared the "best" skills to make money.

Kian said marketing, video editing, graphic design, copy writing, programming, social media, sales and advice from other successful people are the most important skills to have.

But the best money making method? Trading.

And it seems that Kian's money making schemes have paid off, as he drives multiple luxury cars, including a Porsche – and even appears to have his own helicopter.

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He said: "Having a few million when you're young is worth more than having billions when you're old.

"It's now that you want to enjoy, not in 50 years!"

Another self made millionaire claims you "won't ever save your way to being rich".

Tess B. Jelten, a 25-year-old from Arizona, has built her fortune through social media and building her own brand as Tiktok's "rich big sister".

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She shared advice on her platforms and says often people believe that cutting back or budgeting will help them get rich.

Speaking on her TikTok channel "Billion Dollar Bella", she said: "Unfortunately that couldn't be further from the truth.

"Now those things are definitely important to do but it's not gonna make you rich.

"The key to being truly wealthy is having active income in excess to fill up your savings and then to turn that active income into passive income streams."

She says the savvy savers should have a "nest egg" which she suggests should be around three to six months of their current living expenses.

But she warns not to put those savings into a traditional bank account but into a high-yield savings account.

Then she advises her followers to put all their expenses onto credit cards whilst paying them off every single month and keeping the utilization below 15 percent.

In return, savers will build credit while earning rewards such as travel points or cashback.

She then looks at active incomes and investments, anything that "you're trading your time in exchange for money".

She added: "For most of you this is gonna be your traditional job or if you've already started to pursue adding in some additional side hustles…

"I would highly suggest looking at ways that can increase your active income, so if you're currently at a job, find ways to ask for a raise or if there's additional work you can pick up.

"…In addition to that find ways that you can layer on other sources of active income."

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