Master Financial Literacy in 54 Minutes: Everything They Never Taught You About Money!

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0:00 What’s in this video
2:32 Understanding your financial NOW
9:05 Debt strategy
13:43 Setting goals that matter
19:43 12-month forecast (& monthly check-ins)
27:12 Where NOT to save your money
29:40 When to invest
31:59 How to reach your goals
36:17 Building your investment strategy
39:34 Car buying and affordability
46:44 Should you buy or rent a home

Thanks for the inspiration behind this video @TinaHuang1

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47 COMMENTS

  1. Dear Nischa, i have always been kind of ignorant financially. Even though i have woked now i am not working. I have two daughters its been like 12 years since i worked in an ofc. I came across this thank u. I like th info. Specially that u said to keep saving for one month.

  2. If I had $560k I would invest $100k in tech & $460k into dividend stock with a proven track record to grow with capital appreciation & dividend increase year over year.

  3. Frugality lets you maintain a balance where only your priorities come first , leading you to a secure financial future. I am avoiding flashy things ,saving and investing around 40 percent of my income. I have a high paying VA job, and I live upstate..my expenses are extremely low. I have zero debt on a 7 figure portfolio, house and car paid off with rental properties.. i feel lucky and grateful my fiduciary came into play.

  4. For most ordinary people we need a degree to start somewhere relatively worthwhile exchanging our time for money. It requires a very different type of person to start with absolutely no qualification to make a ton load of money. These people are outliers rather than the norm. So for us mere mortals getting some sort of qualification still applies 🙂

  5. If I bought a house in 2010 my mortgage would be less than a $1000k (roughly). If I buy one now that same house will run me $2-3k/mo because of inflation, etc. So renting doesn’t always win. Because now my rent is anywhere from 2-3k/mo for a 1bd when it could have been way cheaper to get a house. Though with renting mobility has been great but not sure if financially its a sound decision.

  6. First of all, thanks for your effort and clear explanation on giving this lectures on financial literacy. Question of my side, In the part you explain how time is your friend in growing your asset value with regard to the S&P 500 example , yes that’s a given fact in terms of fiat money. Did I miss the inflation on that equation, whereas your true growth in terms of purchasing power needs to be corrected for this debasement of the fiat value in order to get a realistic view on the growth/loss one makes. Keep up the good work!

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