All the weird ways billionaires save money

The Dhaka Times Desk This question may come to your mind that how do these big rich people of the world live. But in this case I will tell you that their life is really simple because they have invested time in their life for money and work. But let's find out today the billionaire's fun way to save money.

Two pairs of shoes in ten years - Michael Bloomberg

Michael Bloomberg is the mayor of New York City and the largest shareholder of the International Finance Corporation. In many international cases, his company deals with loans. His current net worth is $34.3 billion. But in the last ten years he has used only two pairs of shoes. According to him, the shoes only give him comfort in work and nothing more. But what to do with so many pairs of shoes.

You don't need a big room - Warren Buffett

With a total wealth of 66.1 billion dollars, Warren Buffett is the third richest person in the world. Lives in a small residence bought for $31,000. According to him, there is only as much space as is needed for living. Another interesting fact about him is that he does not use any branded items. In an interview with Bill Gates, Bill Gates was so impressed by his speech that the 1-hour program ended in three and a half hours.

Mark Zuckerberg wears sandals to office

Mark Zuckerberg wears a pair of sandals to work. He even wears the same pair of sandals during meetings with various big companies. But currently his total wealth is 30 billion dollars. The founder of Facebook is famous for living quite simply.

Cut your own hair - David Cheriton

You may not recognize this gentleman. David Cheriton is Google's first investor. Currently, his financial assets amount to 17 billion US dollars. He invests in various startup companies. This gentleman cuts his own hair. He is not willing to waste money and time going to the barber.

Save on over-billed gates

The world's top richest man has a net worth of $79 billion. According to him you save from the moment you start earning. Bill Gates' savings are so much higher than his expenses that he has to open a separate section for his tax returns every year.