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Top Comments of this video!! :3
1. Married the right person
2. Changed my mindset and relationship with money
3. Travel! - more so when I retire
4. Stay in 4+ star hotels
5. Pay ourselves first (still working on this one)
6. Less eating out
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I love these! Mine are incredibly similar!
1. Marry the right person, I happened to have an AMAZING husband who taught me everything I know about finances. He happened to marry me, a woman who was open and yearning to learn and had the same goals as him. We've been able to build good wealth in a short amount of time.
2. Travel more, and travel well. I've never regretted a single penny from travelling.
3. Business class for >5hour flights. I just love the space, comfort and convenience and hate economy in long flights
4. Have a 1 year emergency fund - we are saving towards that 1 year goal
5. Pay large expenses in cash. We did this for our wedding and also our honeymoon. Knowing we can come back from amazing experiences without having the burden of dealing with debt, or payments was a relief.
6. Buy Less, Buy Quality. Our clothes and shoes are all well-made (whether its designer or not) and it stays well kept and does us for YEAARRRSSS. My husband even wears his fathers watch and coat, those items are older than him!!
7. Spend on health. No limits there, health is everything
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1.pay youself first(paycheck routine)
2.emergency fond 6 months of fixed costs
3.prioritize the things that are must(travel), cut costs on the things that aren't that important to me(eating out)
4.invest 25%, save 15% of my income
5.retire at 60, getting 10 best years of retirement
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I like this pleasant little video.
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Love this guy’s books and philosophy. He is just so down to earth and freakin cool!
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Initially, I was distracted by watching you enjoying your life! I then had to watch again to take in all of your excellent points!! Thank you, Ramit!! 🙏
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He's a blessing for us, 💯🔥🔥
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You should clarify what you mean by paying upfront for a home. people are gonna think you’re talking about the Ramsey advice of paying in cash for a house
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Looking forward to getting there..
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Don't cheap out on shoes, your feet are extremely important. And don't cheap out on tires, they are shoes for your car.
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books, yes. charity, maybe.
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My #1 rule: Invest first, everything else will fall in place.
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Get rid of debt 1st.then build an emergency fund 6month or more.tjen build wealth(which I'm not dure how to do) other than that I'm good 😊
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Thank you Ramit !!!
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If you invest and save 45% of your gross and you’re taxed at 35% state and federal then you are able to pay for necessities and entertainment with 20% of your gross income?
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The right thang. With dave ramsey want us to feel poor n hungry n save lop
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Be able to pay in full for a house is a stretch goal that very few even upper income earners can't get to, and I get that these are YOUR goals , but you might get some hate from people thinking you're suggesting everyone do this.
Mine are
1. 6 months of emergency money at all times
2. Only ever budget savings: always save 60% gross income into assets that are appreciating (equities, real estate). Anything left over from the guilt-free money can go into even more investments but it's not obligatory.
3. Institute a waiting period for any big purchase to make sure I actually need it before I waste money on something I might use once and never touch again.
5. Buy a home if it makes financial sense and shop interest rate and term to try to pay the least interest and financing cost possible
6. Always be doing (or attempting) to do consulting work on the side in a passion area.
7. No new cars, ever. Only buy used vehicles that are safe, reliable, and fit my needs, considering it's main objective is A to B. Only exception is in insane market conditions where dealer financed 0 or close to 0% comes close in price to a similar used car that is 3 to 7 years old.
8. Marry the right person. He/she does not need to have the same philosophy of money, but you need to be close enough to understand goals and objectives in getting a rich life and always treat life as a team sport. Prioritize investing your spouse's growth and development more than any other investment.
9. Match duration to savings goals. For goals 7+ years away, stock market; for goals 3 to 6 years away, a blended portfolio of stocks and bonds; for goals less than 3 years, short term treasuries or HYSA.
10. Always max out tax advantaged accounts (e.g. HSA, 401k, 403b, 457b, IRA) before thinking about taxable savings.
10. Try to spend lavishly on quantity and quality of travel to see the world and filling life with experiences and people that bring us joy.
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Pay in full for a home? That would be ideal but not realistic for 99% of Americans.
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Money rule
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@frankpace5510
3 months ago
#10 should be everyone's number one decision with everything in life
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