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34 thoughts on “I wish I knew this about money 10 years ago (Easiest Wealth Tip) | Onlyinvesting.info”
  1. Most people don't realize money doubles every 6 years with 12% growth rate. Once you understand this, your view on money completely changes. Rule of 72

  2. Another thing is that even if you start with small amounts, you'll still be gaining knowledge as you go. So when you amass those larger amounts, you'll have a better idea of what do with them. #TeamQQQM 💰

  3. START INVESTING NOW !! Income is not permanent but expenses are permanent. Best personal advice I can share, automate your investment (whatever amount it may be), set it and forgot it on an amazing ETFs like VOO, QQQM, SCHD. Fidelity offers automated investments on multiple ETF’s, SET IT and FORGET IT. Come back in 20 or 30years and Thank me later and like or Iove this comment at that time😆

  4. Ha ha! When I was a young man 40 years ago, my father, who had lived through the depression, told me that the stock market was like gambling. I wasted the first five years of my career investing in government securities. Thank God a coworker set me straight and I’ve been 100% in an S&P 500 fund ever since. As far as what I wish I knew 10 years ago was about having a Roth that may have saved on taxes when I’m in my 70s and have to take Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs).

  5. Can't believe I've been watching Prof. G for a couple months now and haven't already subscribed! Should I be upset the market crashed yesterday or happy that I can buy lower? Also, am I being too analytical with DCA in VOO everyday or should I do it every week?

  6. This advice is spot on. I started investing around age 25. The biggest thing I kept hearing from people was to invest early, monthly and automatically. While my strategy has changed from time to time with respect to investment account and core investments, I just kept going and kept it automatic. 10+ years later, I have NO regrets. I know what I like now. More importantly, I know what I don't like. As I learned on this journey, I stayed in the market and kept everything automatic. I couldn't be happier with my portfolios and in 30 years I hope to retire with ease. Hopefully it is in 20-25 years. We will see 😅

  7. I've been watching these vids for so long and haven't pulled the trigger on dividend funds. They sound great but mainly my thought process is growth etf, I'm way down, since I have 10 years to go for retirement. I've been trying to crunch the nu.bers on my own but is it worth jumping into SCHD or any other dividend etf with 10 years to go? Should've added do you have any recommendations ? Sorry for missing that. Should I focus on a Value ETF at this point? Would it be best to go SCHD/SCHG and some ratio? I like the idea of dividend income, I just feel like I didn't start soon enough to benefit. 10 years of SCHD starting off with $50k initial investment and $1000/month for 10yrs? Not sure what to expect. Thought I seen somewhere in order to make $50k/yr in dividends you'll need about 1 million invested. I dont have that

  8. I always take from 100 to 500 out of my checks straight into my portfolio broker accounts and buy assets like clock work no matter what the market does

  9. How about doing a video if u have not for people with 5 years to go for retirement. Hate to lose whats invested so near retirement as others have in the housing market crash.

  10. How do you feel about literally never selling any of your stocks and using margin? Have you thought about this for your retirement or near inheritance age?

  11. Thanks! Your video calms me down everyday I watch it when the market is pumping! I'm going with your insights. It makes the most sense with where we are at in the cycle. The only thing that would make me think this cycle could be slightly different is the overall increased adoption of crypto since 2019 and all the hype with the BTC/ETH ETF speculation. Could the market stay held up this cycle by the anticipation of ETFs and the overall awareness that a bull run is coming? The surge is speculated to possibly be the beginning of a massive new uptrend, making it a crucial time for investors to pay attention, I've personally benefited from following Laura A Keady trading tactics, amassing 23.9 bitcoins in a short four weeks period, which speaks volumes about his expertise….

  12. Thank you for the information! I have a question. If I have a TSP or thrift savings account with the federal government because that's my employer. Do I need to change my traditional to the Roth IRA? They are matching up to 5%. Or should I just keep the traditional at the 5% and add 1% into a Roth IRA with the thrift savings account every time I receive a raise? Let me know your thoughts on this please!

  13. Professor G, I’m 19 and investing 500 per month using your updated 33% portfolio, should I hold on to the money for a couple months and wait for a big downturn to buy or just keep dollar cost averaging consistently even in all time highs.

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