"People tend to chase excitement in markets thinking if everyone else is buying or selling, they should be too. Instead, we all need to do our homework and have a good reason why we are buying or selling a stock. And when you don't know what to do, do nothing."

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Musk taught himself to code as a kid and sold his first game, Blastar, for about $500.

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"The quickest, right way to become a millionaire is to consistently invest over a long period of time. It's not shocking or flashy, but it works. Don't get distracted by market swings, trendy stocks or get-rich-quick schemes."

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"The 'secret' to investing is that there is no secret — the most successful investors are the ones with the most 'boring' portfolios. A low-cost, broad-based market index fund is one of the surest ways to long-term wealth gain."

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Orman was the host of the award-winning "Suze Orman Show" on CNBC for 13 years. She has received eight Gracie Awards, which recognize the nation's best radio, television and cable programming by, for and about women.

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"Shame surrounding money causes people to put off prioritizing their finances, but it's crucial to start now. Start paying off debt now. Start budgeting now. And start investing as soon as you can — even if it's just $100 in an IRA or taking your company match each month."

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"The most important thing you can do to build wealth is to develop a healthy and life-long hatred of debt. If debt were a person, I'd slap it. Many people are living the 'American dream' but on borrowed money."

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