You guys asked for it, so in this video we are going over the TOP 7 financial goals to achieve in your 20s. If you’re not yet 30, these goals will supercharge your life and will help you out a ton. If you are over 30, these goals are still perfect for you to reach for! If you watch this video until the end, you will have 100% clarity on these top important milestones and a good idea of how to start taking action towards them.
The purpose of this channel is to help YOU become the best and most successful version of yourself. Ultimately it is up to you, but I want to help you out as much as I can with this video.
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I go over some super important goals that I myself am working on too. We are in this together! Things like getting a credit score above 740 (watch the video for tips on how to do this), leveraging money, buying a house, increasing your income with multiple sources, and more. Trust me, if I had this type of guidance when I was younger, I think I would be far beyond where I am today. It’s all about what you know and the actions you take given that information.
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I also talk about how you can leverage extremely low interest rates to buy a house, rent it out to tenants, and create a return on investment that knocks the S&P500 out of the water. There are a lot of things to do in your 20’s which, if you’re fortunate enough to be able to take risks and try new things, will change the trajectory of your life. How to save money in your 20s, invest in assets, and make money something that continues showing up at your doorsteop.
Reading is also such an important thing that will build your financial literacy. Financial literacy is one of the most powerful things in the world. With it, you are aware of new opportunities, can make your money work for you, and work less while making more.
People all over the world spend such a significant portion of their lives working to make money. Why not work less and figure out smarter ways to make that money make more money for you? Tongue twister I know, but man is this a powerful concept you can use.
I hope this video helps you out and gives you clarity. I want to help you guys out as much as I can, and I hope to continue making videos like this. Thank you so much for your support, drop a like and subscribe for more content like this!
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Hi friends, check out these 7 financial goals to add to your to-do list! I'm working on these too, so let's ride this together. Hope you all have an amazing day!
I’m currently working on increasing my salary, My Roth IRA is maxed out for this year and 401k through work. Trying to save up a down payment for my first rental and also travel whenever I can 🌎 those are my continuous girls till I’m 30
What is the best thing I can do now as a 15 year old?
In Africa the pay of a graduate aint that much🤦♂️ benefits close to none
Why am I so interested in saving? I have my final exam today
This is awesome. Straightforward, clear and practical. Thank you!
Really solid tips
That's not okay 🤣 if you a bum in your 30s that's sad
I'm 56 and my wife and I are very worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, we are finding it impossible to replace it. We can get by, but cant seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, all those years of work just to loose it all to a crisis you didn't cause.
I love the money tree in the background
The average credit score is 698, not 740. Okay I'm done with this video
He’s a humble genius
At least his advice is real
How can or what is the process of getting into real estate not knowing anything and how to get enough money to build to pay what you need to doing real estate
A simple Google search will tell you it's under 40k a year.
You got a subscriber,u r amazing mate and very honest what u r saying especially the last point I love that,thank you.
can a pizza delivery guy do this
while going to school
Avg income for 20 yr olds is nearly $60k?! Tf am I doing?? 😭
24 at the moment and this vid helped me so much to confirm my current financial goals and make new ones. Thank you!
Financial literacy is so underrated! It's so easy to feel overwhelmed by the jargon, but we have to take it upon ourselves to learn
You lost me too when you mentioned house hack.. you need big pockets for that and the risk is significant.
Good luck on buying a duplex/triplex or quad for your first house. Honestly, unless you are buying it in an undesirable area, you will never win. Three multi-family units came up in my area recently and all were sold to cash buyers.
I watch several YouTube videos on how to trade in the stock market but haven't made any head start because they are either talking some gibberish or sharing their story of how they made it and I do not want to make mistakes by taking risks in my own hands
I'm fascinated by the depth of this content. A book with similar substance opened new avenues of thought for me. "Mastering Money Mindfulness" by Benjamin Hawk
Stop saying the universe will reward you cause universe doesn’t give a fuck 😂
In my country we only earn 10k a year it's very depressing to see someone with 50k still struggling and not saving any money. Most don't even have 1k per month.it's the Czech Republic btw