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  1. Wonderful advice as usual. Can you address us older folk who had no financial Literacy and are trying to catch up? The information on finances can get overwhelming out here.
    Thank you so much for your guidance, so helpful.

  2. Another shortcut toward principle paydown…With every payment, lenders are required to put a minimum percentage of the payment toward the principle. If one normally makes a mortgage payment of $2000 per month, breaking that $2000 into four, weekly, $500 payments or two bi-weekly $1000 payments can reduce the principle while keeping the monthly total the same. My husband used to print out a chart, showing my real estate clients the difference between once a month and bi-weekly payments. They were always impressed.

  3. I find my company gives a cost of living adjustment as a bare minimum every year, so I always use that to up my retirement by the extra percentage.

  4. Another great video, it's hard to think about the future with everything going up in costs, interest rates going up, uncertainty with congress and elections at national and state level. These are all great tips, if you know excel well, there are ways to give a good rough estimate and using Solver can let you put the goal amount and adjust the other cells to see where you should be etc.

  5. You can also have a emergency fund incase of a job lost don’t have to work yourself to death I work my 9 to 5 for twelve years now I put automatic savings into an account for emergencies every single week I have at least one year worth of savings

  6. Really like your video! Financial freedom provides independence and autonomy in making financial decisions. You are no longer reliant on a paycheck or the need to work solely for financial survival. You have the freedom to pursue your passions, start your own business, or make career choices based on personal fulfillment rather than financial necessity.👍🏻

  7. I just watching your financial videos and I have to tell you that I'm totally hooked! I love how you speak to your viewers with respect and empathy? Not everyone is up on good financial advice but watching your videos I'm getting more and enlightened everyday! Thanks 👍

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