People say I don't look like a multimillionaire. Good — I'm not trying to.
Tori Dunlap still drives the Toyota RAV4 she bought at 22. Despite her wealth, she has no interest in buying a luxury car for appearances.
Tori Dunlap, a multimillionaire, refuses to adopt the outward signs of wealth. At 27, she became a millionaire; at 32, she is now a multimillionaire. Dunlap, who founded Her First $100K and wrote Financial Feminist, does not prioritize costly appearances. She drives a 12-year-old Toyota, which she purchased while in debt at 22. Despite her wealth, Dunlap rents an apartment rather than buying a home.
She values privacy more than flaunting her wealth. Dunlap believes that true success is financial security, the ability to donate to causes she cares about, and not worrying about financial obligations to friends and family. She rejects the notion that material possessions are the only measure of success, emphasizing that spending money on things that don't align with personal values is wasteful.
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