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I would add multiple subscription services, daily Starbucks or coffee, and eating out tend to be money drainers as well.

What's considered High yield?

I cut off my credit cards... ✂️

FYI... I dropped AT&T two years ago. I now have consumer cellular. It works for me at around $32 which also includes taxes and other fees...

What purchase would you add to this list?

Great detailed information, thank you!

this is a person who wants to give you financial advice who thought it was a good idea to travel through europe and not carry euro. The delulu is real

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I like fidelity better than charle schawb

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Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

The current FU number is $2.5M per person. Women may need more because they spend more and live longer.

Your message resonates with me.❤❤❤

Eligibility to do catch up contributions is the YEAR you turn 50. Not the day you turn 50. So jan 1 of that year your able to start doing catch up contributions. Fyi

Hi you guys are very good at what you do and I must say most others don’t give much importance to the information really needed to be addressed . At 55 I’m new to this and also and not able to work because of illness. I have a 401K to rollover from my previous job but issue is I’m not sure where to. But I would love to invest some of that asap. Any help?

You could also use some investments as savings accounts. Buy several shares of a certain investment. If you need the money sale the shares.

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When i turn 50 i will definitely use the catch up rule.❤💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

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Yes, maxing out for a decade would be over $300k invested.

I am 57 and I’m not planning on retiring in my 50’s. I work remote so if I can work until 65 that would be great. I’m playing catch up and investing in my 401K Roth but my expenses are low, and I’ll be debt free in 2025. Once I’m debt free I will start maxing out my retirement. I started putting myself first 7 years ago when I read “The Total Money Makeover”. Great content ladies! ❤

Great video! Im a Genx and took so many notes!

Love it... ❤️ ❤ This is what I have been saying to my sister.

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best video ever

I’ll qualify for a pension at age 50, I’m currently 48 and a 1/2 😂 not that I’m counting down or anything 😂

Gen xer 53 will retire two years at 55.No debt including home is the most important base for retirement.Get educated on investing nobody cares about your money like you.Investing is my sports.I don't watch sports I watch markets.Happy investing/stacking.

Gen X is the best. We got this. Getting a second job so I can retire on time. Get gold and silver for hard times ahead.

I am 59 and retired five years ago, after 28 years, with a pension. I purchased a modest home in my 20s and did not upgrade, although my increase in salary allowed me to. This turned out to be my best decision, due to increase in property taxes and insurance. I can maintain on my pension alone. The key is to live below your means.

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I refuse to work till 65!!!

What you are saying is so true!!!!

My retirement plan is to leave the USA and go back to my home country or somewhere in Asia. I’m not paying an arm, leg, body just for the privilege of existing in America as I age! There are other options out there, especially for younger generations. Hopefully more younger people get on board the exit bus!

Im Gen X. Im already able to retire at 48 years old but I want $2.5 MILLY. Im on track to hit my retirement goal age of 60 im 12 years with $2.5 MILLY. As soon as I hit $2.5 i will retire. Wish me luck.🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾💰💰💰💰💰

This is so encouraging 👏🏾. I’m a Xillennial (An older Millennial born on the cusp of being a Gen X). My husband is an actual Gen X so I’m sharing this information with him. Thank you both!!!

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What I am thankful for this Thanksgiving! On Aug 9, 2018 I was horribly injured by a home invasion! I was shot in the vack with a compound bow, stab 25+ times in the head, neck, and etc, multiple broken ribs, crack skull, and left for dead. It was a miracle and a blessing from God I survived this horrific attack and was granted to continue my journey of life in total darkness and nerve damage that causes complete hearing loss in right ear and only 50% hearing in left ear do to the dramatic brain injury along with vocal cord on right side is permanent paralyzed do to nerve damage, i have face paralyzed on left side of face so no control of smiling and etc. i lost my left eye as it was stabbed out and right eye is gone do to optic nerve is atrophy so no eyesight at all. I am thankful and great full that even with my injuries I still perform task independently with help with accessibility features on apple devices called voice over screen reader and other hand tools that either talk or click to assist me to navigate my environment without eyesight. I thankful and great full I still go hunting and fishing without eyesight with assistance of technology and a spotter who tells me directions and when to fire my shot! I have multiple things to be thankful for as our only income is SSDI benefits from social security at age 38 I started receiving those benefits in beginning of 2019. I am thankful and grateful for our community, family, friends, and strangers that assist us in our daily life as our hardships and struggles are real and with faith and gods blessings and guidance we will continue to maintain and be patient and humble. We remain contentment and optimistic that with medical technology and medical science that I be able to see my wife and son again and everything and everyone again with a bionic eye! What you have to be thankful for this Thanksgiving?

Please address healthcare for retirement prior to age 65. This is a major concern when considering retiring at age 59, for instance. With the ACA under threat what are our options? Pre existing conditions coverage will potentially be gone.

All of the early retirement videos I watch are from Gen X lol.

Gen X is 1965 to 1980. The oldest gen x is 59, youngest would be 44. I am currently 59 And will turn 60 next year. I will retire. Not feeling that I can’t. I do not have a ton of money in 401K, I do have a small pension I will draw. The secret is living within your means.

2030 is my retirement goal. I will get a pension but I'm not 100% sure if it will be enough. I'll figure it out, tho. I'm not working myself into a grave. Nope.

I’m a teacher. I will have a pension and I’m contributing to a 403B and ROTH. Do I count what I will receive for my pension towards my retirement number?

I will retire.

Hello. Great info. I have no children, and my parents are not alive. I'm 6 years from retirement. I have investments, and will live in one of my properties, because they will be paid off, and have enough for the taxes by house hacking.

This is spot on!! I am following this advice. I'm 52 and working towards a DIGNIFIED retirement. Thanks Ladies!!

I appreciate this video. I'm a 50 year old Gen Xer who's self-employed, and I definitely am thinking about my future.

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