SUCCESS breeds success, and former tennis player turned author, speaker and self-made millionaire Steve Siebold has spent 30 years studying exactly how it does that. Now he's sharing the secrets self-made millionaires teach their kids to hand them the keys to financial success.

Have you ever wondered how millionaires invest to keep their money growing? DIY investing giant Hargreaves Lansdown has put together a list of the 10 most popular shares and top 10 funds among the 168 Isa millionaires who invest with it.

Anna Haotanto was 21 when she set her first major financial goal: buy her parents a home before she turned 30. At 28, she handed them a new set of house keys, and by the time her milestone birthday rolled around she was officially a millionaire.

He's the author of the new book Secrets Self-Made Millionaires Teach Their Kids, which is based on his 1,200 interviews over the past 34 years with parents who, in many cases, started out with nothing at all and went on to become very successful with money.

Hunting the UK's first trillion dollar company If you were to conjure up a stereotypical mental image of a typical computer science professor, Daniel Kroening might well be it. Tall, angular, with wire-rimmed specs and a high-domed forehead framed by a halo of wild, curly hair, his fingers trace an ergonomic keyboard unrecognisable to most of us, while his English has soft traces of his native German accent.

Revenues from the tax, the result of a statewide initiative passed in 2004, also expanded access to therapy and case management to almost 130,000 young people in Los Angeles County, the report by the Rand Corp. said. Many were poor and from minority communities, the researchers said.