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00:00 Have you ever tried this?
00:13 Guideline Automation
02:37 Don’t Save $10,000
04:22 Emotional Bank
08:36 Not Now, But Later
10:56 Future Value Formula
13:18 Ego Saving
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32 thoughts on “How To Save $10K Effortlessly: 6 Saving Tips | Onlyinvesting.info”
  1. Very good. Investing for income really changed my perspective on how to use money. I have no significant interest bearing debt except my van, and the interest is at a level that is less than what I can make if I invest the money now, or even just hold it in a high interest account rather than pay cash for the van. I make every effort to collect interest/div, not pay them.
    Took me a lifetime to figure it out, this money thing. I'm happy to see that young people are getting on the boat sooner than I did. Had NO CLUE about planning for the future and getting old (now 67). Thanks for your educational work! Will check out more of your videos.

  2. I've done this in one year on 27k and was not focusing on any of these points. Granted I'm in a lower income threshold area. I can only imagine what focusing my mind can do especially with my flexible income

  3. I've been thinking about gaming more. Because I spend a little too much going to RC car meets and events for parts and builds and stuff. But if spent more time gaming I wouldn't want to buy every RC upgrade I see

  4. I get paid fortnightly which makes it harder. Really wish I was paid weekly. Trying to get out of living pay check to pay check! Videos like this are super helpful! 🙂

  5. Guys buying that coffe and going to the bar ain’t going to make u 10k it’s an income problem more then a spending problem, make. more. Money.

  6. What you call guideline automation, I call "paying yourself first." If you don't see it, you probably wont miss it.

    Served me well for over 50 years. 🎉

  7. The emotional bank is something that really stood out to me, but as someone who hopes to live WITHOUT money as much as i can.
    My parents were immigrants too, and i remember living the same way. I want to give my parents a life where they dont have to worry about money via self-sustaining methods.

    I believe in an ideal world, money is only for luxuries, not for necessities like food, clothes, or housing. I believe this sort of world is not only eco-friendly but also more convenient and better for the economy. But again, it's very idealistic in my country's current state.

  8. Unfortunately for the first option, you race yourself but forget that you are already getting taxed. If you only get 80% of your salary as take home your reducing your total savings from your savings “tax” by 20%. That’s generous tax percentage too for those in high tax locations it’s worse by a massive margin.

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