Any of you guys a millionaire

I doubt any millionaires would be wasting their time on tsr

Depends. They probably wouldn't sign up to TSR, but there's a good chance that someone who's been on TSR from early on became a millionaire and is still on here for entertainment's sake. There are doctors, scientists and millionaires on 9gag, so why wouldn't there be any on TSR?

To the TO - there are 'safe' ways to become a millionaire that take quite long, and there are quicker ways that aren't quite as safe.

Safe way - pick a degree for a well paying profession. Study medicine, pick the right specialisation and at some point as a consultant you'll be pulling in about £100,000 a year. Live modestly and after a couple of decades you can be a millionaire. But I guess that's not what you have in mind. Study law or economics at a prestigious university, work your arse off, do competitive internships, then land a job at a big law firm or bank in London, work your arse off even more, and you'll be a millionaire at some point.

Alternatively, the less 'safe' (because not as predictable) route will be that of entrepreneurship. Found a business and make money with that.

The main reason is to make my life and my family's life better such as buy my parents a new house. We have always lived in a very small house

I've been looking into investment banking for a while and i heard that it's very stressful and the pay is not worth the stress and the job. What other career path pay well that aren't law, banking or medicine? I would like to go into law or banking after university but I'm worried because I'm doing a chemistry degree and I don't know if you get much jobs from that. Should I change to biomed?

Chemistry is a great degree and you get loads of jobs with that. Most employers don't care what degree you studied tbh as you have transferable skills. Chemistry would be a good degree to get into banking due to the quantitative elements in it.

Thanks. It's just that my school advertises medicine and dentistry as the only careers you can ever do well in and earn a reasonable amount so I am a bit worried. I just want to do well and have a stable income. Would you suggest taking a language module with my chemistry degree? Or a biochemistry or physics. How does the salary progress?