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A 27-year-old millionaire reveals how he built his wealth.
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When both his parents unexpectedly passed away a few years ago, he was able to rely on that money to cover his airfare and funeral expenses.

CORRECTION: Since the publication of this story on Nov. 4, new details have come to light which have made Anton Ivanov's claims of becoming a self-made millionaire highly suspect.

Ivanov launched a financial education blog in September called Financessful.com. On the site and in several interviews, Ivanov claimed he was a self-made millionaire who began investing at age 18 after watching his parents mismanage their finances. On Monday, Ivanov admitted to Yahoo Finance that 75-80% of his wealth consists of an inheritance that was left to him by his parents, who died several years ago. He would not specify the dollar amount, but he also said that one of the two properties he owns, which he said is valued at more than $600,000, is also part of the inheritance from his parents.

While Ivanov did begin investing at an early age, it was not at age 18, as he told us. He was 21 years old when he opened his first IRA, he now says.

In addition to these false statements, Ivanov also admits that he did not do any freelance web design work while he was in the U.S. Navy to gain extra income as he initially claimed. He does, however, stand by his claim that he saved 60% of his salary throughout his military service.

Ivanov, who is a software engineer for Carttronics, a San Diego-based software company, earns most of his income from his full-time job. A representative from the company has confirmed his employment there.

In response to queries made by Yahoo Finance on Monday, Ivanov shut down his blog, Financessful. He had already deleted Twitter and Facebook accounts affiliated with the blog. He admits that he was receiving commissions from several financial websites, including Personal Capital, Credit Sesame, and TradeKing, among many others, for each person who signed up for their services through links on his website. He would not specify the amount.

Yahoo Finance regrets these errors. We are continuing to update this correction as more facts about Ivanov come to light.