How to get rich in BitLife

1. Start a new life in Monaco. The wiki says it has no income tax and no estate tax, so you keep more of what you earn and pass on.
2. Stay in school, then go to university and a graduate school. The best paid regular jobs on the wiki need Business School, Law School or Medical School.
3. Earn early money with part-time jobs from age 13 and freelance gigs, which the wiki caps at 10 hires a year.
4. At 18, take the best full-time job you qualify for and climb its ladder, for example from Assistant Vice President to President on the corporate track.
5. Put your savings into houses in good condition and keep them for years. The wiki says real estate is the only asset that gains value, and pricier houses gain more each year.
6. For bigger pay, buy a Job Pack or Boss Mode and pick a special career such as Actor or Dealer, or start or buy a company from the Business section of Special Careers.
7. Write a will so your money and houses go to the child you will play next, then keep building over generations.

• Do not buy jewelry as savings. The wiki says it loses value each year, even when you maintain it.
• Houses cost money every year, even if you pay cash. Pick ones in good condition so you do not have to renovate, which raises that yearly cost.
• Heirlooms you find in the attic count toward your net worth, and rare ones can be worth a lot.
• The Stock Market Update added stocks, crypto, bonds, penny stocks and funds, plus a financial advisor you can hire or fire.
• Money goes further in some countries than others: the wiki notes that some countries have lower prices but also lower salaries.
• Destructoid says a Kingpin in the Dealer Job Pack earns about 10 million to 40 million a year, far above any regular job.

BitLife gives you a menu of choices. LifeSim is a free life sim in your browser, set on a real map of Earth. You type what you do and say, and the people in your city answer in their own words and remember you. There are no packs to buy. It is single player and in English.