The Entire Map of Personal Finance in 17 Minutes

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Nice video about personal finance

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I liked how you broke it into three levels and showed that the rules change at each one. The Defense stage really clicked for me — getting the basics stable first makes the next steps feel much less overwhelming.

When you talk about the different levels as dollar amounts ($25k, $100k…) are you referring to net worth?

Personal finance becomes less overwhelming when you understand how the different pieces connect. Budgeting, saving, investing, and managing debt all play a role in building long-term financial security. ❤

Tem o vídeo traduzido para o português Brasil?

I have started with small savings like coffee and netflix.

It did two things…I have stopped drinking crap coffe from starbacks and stopped wasting my time binge watching.

So there is more to netflix thing…you dont spend $10 but you get back lets say 40 hours a month.

Also…not spending $300-400 on coffee and eating out during workday…i got to save 4k but dont eat crap Tesco meal deals.

And do I want to move to the cheaper area? Not necessarily..kids at school, safety reasons, etc .

But…I don't have a car anymore and I save $1000 a month. 😅 Every situation is different of course.

Excellent video. Thank you.

Me i don't care about money. My health is more important

'Getting rich is simple, but it isn't easy'

Great

Você errou ao empurrar a mesa e falar que o trabalho se torna opcional. Deveria ter dito que poderá trabalhar no que gosta

In Germany you should not live in a part of the house you own! It makes less stuff tax deductible.
Just rent a flat in a different house!
A lot of money is earned with taxes instead of rent for small time property owners here

I became a multimillionaire from living below my means and assuming I'm always broke. I'm not saying to be cheap, we should all be generous towards others and those that aren't generous will stay broke. I've landed lot's of opportunities that helped me to become successful from being generous. Help others and people will help you succeed with financial success.

For me, I'm doing the combo I'm doing the index fund with Fidelity. And then I'm gonna jump to the real estate, which would be next year. And then work the CDL job for first 3 years, and then buy my first property in New York, and then scale my real estate empire to 80 doors, what a combination of multifamily single family. And commercial building rental above 20 units. I'm doing the buy rehab rent refinance method. Along with house hacking

I personally think from age from the time, you're born to the time you go to. Middle school and from the time you finished middle school up to you're 20s, you don't get financial literature. It's only when you're in your 30s, you start thinking about it more intently, which is weird. If you had gotten a literature from the middle school to high school, you would have been set early on. And I think parents need to start doing the literature thing. At that same period middle school to high school give them as much financial literature as possible. Especially kids that are more visual and hearing type cause they will understand it much quicker than person that only strictly read. If you have Amazon audible, let them listen to as much financial book as possible. Especially the bigger pockets books

When watching this video, the system we have now are not designed to help people. It's literally designed to keep people poor but with this, you can get out of it, but it's very difficult to do that when they always try to find ways to keep those people from achieving it. Even me right now, I'm thinking about it because one my current job has not much consistent hours. And on top of that, I get him and fix my own vehicle after been sitting for 2 years, which is terrible. And everybody saying, sell it, and then do what you're doing the same problem. The fundamental thing is, you need transportation and housing cause. Without transportation, you can't get opportunities further away. And it's never guaranteed. You're gonna get the opportunity closer. And the worst part is public transportation. Don't work at certain times

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I'd like to be set for life

Hmmmm

Excellent advice, but the market varies significantly from one country to another. In some places, investing in real estate is not profitable, while in others, taxes are so high that it becomes unfeasible. I mention this because it would be helpful to provide some context—that is, to suggest solutions that are appropriate given specific local conditions.

Везде ЕСЛИ… Напрактике НЕ РАБОТАЕТ… СКАЗКИ…

Do you really believe billionaires who write books about getting rich genuinely want you to become rich? For some, it's just a business built around selling books and the dream of wealth; others may offer genuinely useful advice. But no top player wants to create another top player who could eventually become their competitor.

I have 1 rand and want to start a business and I'm 12 please give me advice

The idea that the rules that get you to your first 25 grand will keep you stuck on the way to 100 grand explains why so many careful savers plateau. Cutting every coffee works at level one, but at some point the only lever left is earning more. Where would you say most people should switch from cutting costs to growing income?

Income, Saving, Investing and again earning.

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I love watching this

You pay back the bank with cheaper, lower-valued dollars, but you also pay interest (specifically compound interest). Doesn't that interest make up for the cheaper dollar?

Just buy index funds so that blackrock etc can take your voting rights. Oh, and so they can concentrate the stocks.

The David vs Marcus story is the best part of the video. Same salary, totally different options when the same job offer shows up, and it makes the real point that savings are about buying optionality, not just hoarding money. Also agree that at level one a dollar saved beats a dollar earned, the tax math on that is something most people never think through. That and killing high interest debt first before investing is the cleanest summary I've heard of the order of operations.

Switch to public transport? Its nonexistent in US. We are forced to own cars, pay for car insurance and pay for gas.

How about the less than zero? Debt living paycheck to paycheck?

This is actually hilarious.