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Greetings,Some great answers have already been provided.Magnus Walker - Millionaire With DreadlocksOne name I did not see on the list, is Magnus Walker who has incredible dreadlocks and has successfully created three amazing businesses.Is he a billionaire? Probably not.However, he is definitely a millionaire. I would not be surprised if someday he did become a billionaire in the near future.Image of Magnus Walker on cover of his book - Dirt Don’t Slow You Down - Amazon.comHis current business is refurbishing Porsches and selling them for a huge profit.Magnus has a warehouse filled with the exotic German cars and has become famous for not only his dreadlocks, which he’s been growing for years, but his uncanny ability to grow a business out of thin air.Magnus was basically a homeless guy living on the streets in Southern California when a shopowner literally bought his edgy pants right off him and placed an order for many more. That began his famous clothing company.He bought a warehouse to manufacture his clothing line and that triggered a business in the real estate world and made him very successful again.Now he is making money and news selling refurbished Porsches, publishing a book and probably lots of other things he has not mentioned to the public yet.Maybe if more people like Magnus wore natural dreads like him, they would be more successful. It certainly might give you pause for thought.For more: Meet Mangus Walker. They Call Him The Porsche Hunter.Snoop Dogg’s 2017 DreadlocksSnoop Dog whose net worth in 2016 was estimated at 135 Million was recently featured for his support of Tom Brady and his current well-maintained dreads.See: Tom Brady's Super Bowl rings appear to have converted Snoop Dogg into Patriots fanThe interesting thing about Snoop Dogg is that even though he has worn dreadlocks in the past, he’s always switched it up transitioning to a completely shaved head to braids and now back to dreads as of June 2017.Image of Travis Scott - Brandon Dull - Flickr - All Rights ReservedWiz Khalifa Net WorthThe former Frank Iwanowski had an estimated net worth of 35 Million in early 2017.The hip-hop artist is the star of a 2017 fashion campaign ad from Gap, the American clothing retailer.Shown in the Bridging the Gap video campaign, Khalifa showcases his own take on dreadlocks.Read More: Wiz Khalifa Stars in Gap’s New Bridging the Gap Campaign Video - XXL | Wiz Khalifa Stars in Gap’s New Bridging the Gap Campaign Video - XXLTroy Polamalu Doesn’t Wear DreadlocksAlthough famous for his magnificent head of hair, Troy Polamalu does not wear his hear in dreadlocks.The millionaire football player admitted in a past interview with GQ Magazine that he’d chemically relaxed his hair in the past.See: Troy Polamalu Cut His Hair Last NightRenaldo Balkman doesn’t wear dreadlocks either.Other Current Millionaire Dreadlock WearersTravis Scott - The American recording artist and music producer has a net worth of approximately 8 million, has dated Kylie Jenner and has edgy dreadlocks.Image of Travis Scott - Wikipedia - All Rights ReservedGunplay - Privately known as Richard Morales, Jr., the rapper has a net worth of slightly over 1 million. Gunplay is famous for his eclectic long dreadlocks.Lil Uzi Wert - His offstage name is Syemere Woods and the dread wearing rapper has an estimated worth of slightly over 2.5 million.Young Thug - Jeffery Lamar Williams has an estimated net worth of 3 million. The rapper is also famous for his array of brightly hued dreads.There are many other dreadlock wearing rappers, sport stars and fashion stars although I am not aware of any billionaires.Best wishes.

Long story, but let’s start from the very beginning.June 2018“Huh, Blackpink was pretty good, let’s check out what Lucy* was talking about… this Twice group, right?”My mouse hovered over the music video titled “Heart Shaker M/V”. And I pressed on my mouse, waiting for the video to load.A girl with a white shirt was introduced as the doors opened. She sang cutely, and then it transitioned a different girl. Okay, why is this song so childish?(Past Samiha, do me a favor and listen to their sidetracks)Throughout the video, I sat there with an expressionless face. “Hmm... interesting”And then this girl wearing a pink shirt came in with the bridge part…Her vocals are really nice and soothing to listen to! She looks pretty as well…(And that is how Mina was my first bias)Wait…Holy crap, there are so many members!! How did Lucy memorize them all? Ugh, Blackpink was so easy, only 4 members….(Apparently, Past Samiha can’t tell that they were just clones and edited.)Damn it, I think I actually like this song. The group is pretty interesting. Guess it’s only this song then that I like, I don’t want to listen to any of their other songs.(Man, I do this with every group I eventually stan, don’t I?)July 2018“Oh… it’s that Twice group again.” I notice a new recommendation on my YouTube page, filled with anime funny moments and animator content, sprinkled with Blackpink and other artists’ music videos.I clicked on the music video called “Dance the Night Away M/V” and let it play, intently staring at it to see what it was all about.A few minutes later…“Holy crap! That song was amazing!! Again!” I pressed repeat for the next few times until I decided to watch something else.But that didn’t stop me from dancing the choreography in front of the mirror when no one was looking. I also grew interested in that girl who was center at the end of the music video.You know, this one:(Jihyo successfully bias-wrecked me after a point)So, I ended up watching Likey, Cheer Up, and Like Ooh-Ahh, along with the famous TT. These were songs that I adored after watching it a second time. Like Ooh-Ahh definitely took some getting used to since it was different compared to their other title tracks and MVs.I guess you could say I liked that ice-cream girl in Likey:Along with the rapping girl that was holding a gun in Cheer Up:So yeah, I learned their names. I couldn't tell them apart, though. They sorta looked similar.(*scoff* They do not, Past Samiha!)And then I lost interest in Blackpink, along with Twice and Red Velvet. Besides, I will never be as annoying and fangirling about K-pop as Lucy or Zia**. I don’t understand why they are so attached to it….K-pop is just a phase.(Hehe or so you thought, Innocent Samiha)November-December 2018F*ck, I fell into the hole again.Thank you very much, IZ*ONE. Damn you and your catchy songs and loveable personalities. And Chaewon’s vocals along with Chaeyeon’s dancing skills. (Speaking of IZ*ONE, just a couple of days ago, it was my WIZ*ONE anniversary!! Also, support them and give them love during this time…)And now, I got back into Blackpink and Red Velvet as well.Hm, I haven’t listened to Twice in a long time, did they release any new music?(Silly Past Samiha, of course, they did! It’s Twice.)My thoughts: “Interesting… Mina definitely stood out!! Creepy but cool, I guess. Not my favorite, but it was okay.”But, there was a problem:How the actual hell was I supposed to tell them apart? They looked similar! Especially in the beginning with Mina’s “Hey boy…”!(Don’t worry, Innocent Samiha, you will learn! You learned IZ*ONE, you can do Twice.)In the end, I immersed myself into the Twice fandom slowly, relearning their names and watching the music videos, plus telling them apart. I started to watch funny moments after a point, and after I entered the fandom, I watched Sixteen.I did not officially call myself a ONCE until the day after “The Best Thing I Ever Did M/V” released.The date was 12/13/2018.So, that’s the story of me slowly becoming a ONCE! It has almost been one year, time flies by so quickly.Thanks for reading!! <3Notes:*Lucy is a fake name for one of my ex-friends that liked K-pop around late 2016, she’s in my new school, and from the looks of it, I think she faded from it**Zia is a nickname for one of my best friends to this day, she doesn’t stan Twice, but she is a fan. But in late 2017-late 2018, she was crazy over BTS and other boy groups. She’s still a fan, just calmer now.

Note: this post is to just to assist. Your main resource is ICAEW website. Read through website. Read FAQs of all relevant sections.Get help from Live Help. Call them on skype for free. Email them in case of any confusion.Overview of exemptionsYou can check further at ICAEW - CPL DirectoryNow if you have decided to start ICAEW.Let's start the process:1: Go to ICAEW website and complete registration.Make sure you have stable Internet connection and 15 mins. Because if you didn't complete the registration process altogether, then you will have to start over the process, which is very irritating.The brief process is that you go on Welcome to ICAEW.com | ICAEW ,click join us,Register as student,then complete the general sign up(as we do sign up on other websites like twitter etc). (at end you will get "Continue student registration", click on it)Now if there is a ICAEW employer willing to give you a contract then select the "ACCA -In training agreement option.If you have not yet got a willing employer then select "Independent student option.Then you will have enter your "educational & professional qualifications" etc. You can figure these details out.The last section will be Fee payment. I used my UBL Wiz Card.You can choose whichever is best for you.There is NO VAT applicable on Pakistani students.2: Complete your registrationWait for confirmation email.Soon you will receive email that you have registered for ACA.You will also receive your registration number in this email.(just like the one in ACCA). They will now ask for your transcripts and Certificate of ACCA.Now you email these documents at the email address they provided.3: Apply for CPL(Credits for Prior Learning)Till September 2016, there are NO exemption fees charged to ACCA students & affiliates.First download the CPL form from here.Then fill it with right details and with a black pen.Now you cab scan it and email to icaew. Or you can send it to address mentioned on CPL form.