✓ Verified in-gameUpdated 11 October 2026
Growing your net worth
Net worth is the real scoreboard. It's not just cash — it's the cars, property and income-producing assets you hold.
What counts toward wealth
- Businesses — daily profit plus the resale value of what you own.
- Property & land — land appreciates weekly (see buying property).
- Luxury assets — cars from Big Boy Autos and premium home items are pure flex, but they count.
- Skills — invisible on paper, but they unlock the high-salary jobs that fund everything.
Skill furniture: the smartest “flex”
Some of the priciest home items double as skill trainers — buying them makes you richer twice, once as an asset and again by unlocking a better-paid career. The top end (verified in-game):
| Item | Price | Trains |
|---|---|---|
| 🎹 Grand Piano | ₦12,000,000 | Music (top tier) |
| 📚 Library Bookcase | ₦160,000 | Coding / study (faster) |
| 📸 DSLR Camera & Tripod | ₦24,000 | Content |
| 💻 Laptop Desk | ₦18,000 | Coding |
| 💡 Ring Light & Phone Stand | ₦9,500 | Charisma / content |
Tax caps runaway wealth
Earnings are tax-free up to about ₦1M a week, then taxed in brackets rising to ~45% above ₦50M (community figures, verifying in-game). The richer you get, the more the game skims — so assets that compound quietly (land, businesses) beat grinding raw salary.