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Most of what we do with our money everyday is unconscious. In this video I share the most common bad money habits and how you can break out of them.

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00:00 – Intro
00:28 – Paying Yourself Last
01:53 – Bad Debt
02:31 – Buffer
03:17 – Income & Expenses
03:57 – Spending
04:48 – Saving
05:37 – Taxes
06:56 – Waiting too long to invest
07:59 – Not caring

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34 thoughts on “ACCOUNTANT EXPLAINS: Money Habits Keeping You Poor | Onlyinvesting.info”
  1. The key here is actually investing your money into things that make you more money. No need to pay your bills last if you font have investment opportunities available

  2. I have the Acorns app setup to collect 25 dollars each payday right out of my BA into that account. I let it go and forget about it. in that app you can choose the aggressiveness of the investment type. Pretty cool! I don't miss the money at all and it piles up quick. Might cost a lil bit but it's cheaper than having and spending the money all lol

  3. Robert Kiyosaki is 1.2 billion dollars in debt, according to himself. I would rather take advice from a homeless person than him. Plus, taking advice from a person with a financial degree does not guarantee success.

  4. Thanks for the great video and the way youve presented the info, anyone can have super informative content but that doesn't mean itll be enjoyable; yours is one that for me got both. especially with financial topics I find alot of videos come off wrong to me- whether its in my head (or some of them actually are self important jerks im sure but not the point).
    Id absolutely love to see a tax video (that doesn't get too technical and lose me before its done lol) and how to leverage it to my advantage as a non-business owner
    Thanks!

  5. Thank you Nischa. Good for young people. I'm an older person and financially comfortable but still enjoy your content. Can you give advice re business cash flow and startups.

  6. hobby means what you like, if it is expensive then it is. You can defer spending on hobbies, unless you stop having it as hobby otherwise you will spend money on it. BTW, excessive shopping is not a hobby, it is an illness.

  7. Hello, I am 30 year old woman re-living with family again. I've fallen off the wagon due to allowing bills to just increase higher with little understanding why. I'm 'O.kay' not touching my savings. But not good at managing my bills. Your advises helps. I'm subscribing to you so I can return to learn more or relearn your advice. Thank you for helping people during this tough period.

  8. I have often been in the position where I have nothing left when I have paid my mortgage and essential bills. Are you honestly saying I should not pay my mortgage but 'pay myself first' The result of which would be to be homeless with a bit of money in the bank… This makes no sense for anybody living paycheck to paycheck. I got out of that when I found a better pain job, you don't seem to understand that some people only earn enough to barely keep a roof over their head.

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