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Was shocked to see how many subscribers you have an how many views this video has, I was expecting a lot more. Keep up the good work, I really enjoyed it.

How do you make your dope thumbnails bro? What software/ app do you use?

Great content! Upload this type of valuable content regularly. Have you had a chance to see my email? I look forward to hearing from you.

Excelente video. Me gusta mucho tu edición

Nico ,Great info! I learned a lot about this. Thanks for making it so easy to understand. Have you had a chance to see my previous email? I look forward to hearing from you.

Nico,This was so well-made! Thank you for sharing such quality content. Have you had a chance to see my email? Iooking forward to hearing from you.

What a great video, big potential man! 🙏

1. Nagatiote your salary (Get prepared mental facts evidence) search competitors 2. Learn skills 3. Swith 4. Network 5. Search and aplenty for better higher paying job. 6. Invest your money

Underrated Channel

When you say if you have debt pay that off first then invest, what would you do if you owe money on a car? And you have 3yrs left to pay it off

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thank you I have been searching for a deep finance for live and planning thank you friend

What are your future plans with your channel?

Nice video, very useful 👍

super useful 🙏🏻

Great

does people never do a quick math of what they got before going to the counter ??? if so then you are either rich or just stupid =)))

The easyest way to spend less are the following: (they build on each other) - Go to shop regualry when you buy the neccesary things, and dont do "big shopping in one go". - Its convenient to go ones or twice a month to buy everything for a month or two. (like toilet papers, oil, sugar, flour, canned food, etc). But if you do small shoppings, and always buy necessary things you will buy less, and throw out less later. Try to buy as few things as possible ahead with moderated amount. You dont need 20 kg of sugar because its non-perishable keep in the pantry, when you use only 1 kg/month. Buy 1 kg, and only place 3/4 in the container, and 1/4 in placed back in the pantry. When you out of sugar from the conatiner then fill it from the pantry, and buy 1 kg, and fill the rest (or keep at least 1/4 what will be placed back to pantry). This way you never have cases with fully out of stuff, and will know you need to replace. It can be the same with salt, vinegar, toilet paper, soap, or any non-perishable products. - Go shopping on foot/public transport. If you shopping with a car, you will have a tendency of buying more and more. But if you have to transport the products via your hands, you will think twice before buying more than needed. - Use only small shopping basket. If there is only shopping carts, or big baskets avaiable, then use your own basket/bag what will be used to transport the products home. This way you will feel the weight of the bag what will be needed to bring home too. So if you feel its getting heavy you may be finish shopping faster, or take back the impulse bought product to lover the weight of the bag. - Prevent impulse shopping. Its hard to say no to something you want to buy when see it, and there are cases when its worth the price, and hussle to buy something. But if you want to prevent impulse shopping not needed things try the following things: - ask yourself is it really needed. (you don't have to deprive yourself of everything but you need to know if that thing will be really necessary, or just give you some dopamine for the time until you go home) If you can give 2 good reason why its needed (and its not "because its pretty") you should buy it. If only 1 then should reconsider. If none let it go. - dont look the prices as they, but try to convert it to a more daly lifie thing. Like work hours. Ask yourself how many hours/days/months are have to work to get the amount for the product. - Use calculator. You have a smart phone in your pocket or hands. When you pick something from the shelves, and place it in your basket/bag then count the price on the go. You will see in real time, how much you will spend, and wont get surprised when going to check out. Just dont forget to add the extra costs like packaging price. This way you will see if something is wrongly priced and "tricked you in your choose". - Use shopping list: if you know what you need you will not going aimlesly in the shop, and did not get disturbed by discounts becasue you are focusing on the list. You can write the prices of the bought product to check if there is a wrongly priced item what tricked you in your choose. - Use cash, not card. If you have your budget in cash you will fell the spending more than using it from a card. *Ultimate level: - Catalog your spendings and throwen out products. It feels time consuming, but if you do it regularly and in a proper way than you can analyze the faults on your shopping. Like you throw out products before consuming all. e.g: you throw out 3 eggs from the 10 evey 2 weeks. You can check if the smaller package is saving you money or not. Maybe a 2 boxes of 6 pack save you money on the long term. There are several apps for this case, but you can use excel or google table too. A good sheet of data can be analyzed various ways. Just dont let it grown to big, purge it some times (or at least remove it from the internet to an external drive)

i tell you my secret: write a shopping list at home and just stick to it...

I am guilty of being persuaded by the little "gifts" they "offer". I got extra 8 wine glasses that I didn't need last month 🤣

nice video, man

Guy, this is just aggregated data from the internet. Not a truth machine. All this information is available all over the internet.

Hey! I just wanted to say how incredible your advice is and how much I appreciate your expertise! 🌟 Your experience really shines through, and I’m excited to try out the tips you’ve shared. I have a question about the video: What are some practical steps to take if you don’t see the signs of financial success in yourself yet? Thank you so much for your response to my previous comment. I implemented your advice, and it was extremely helpful. You've literally changed my life, and I’d love to share my story with you-it’s something I think will make you happy. I’ve already sent you a DM, and my profile picture is the same as on RUclips. I’m interested in learning more about your services and exploring potential ways to work together. Do you offer coaching or any other types of support? Thanks again for everything! 🙌😊

Amazing insight!

The status game vs The wealth game: I really liked this part. I think it all comes down to being critical about your purchases, instead of being impulsive and just following the trends.

I've some ideas and some suggestions to share with you, what's the best possible way to contact you brother!

Tu é brasileiro?

can i edit your RUclips videos?

"It's important to talk with everyone about money but it doesn't mean that you have to listen to everything people tell you" - such good advice.

I dont understand so little people watch your videos are amazing the microsoft thing is a complete game changer, i really have trust in it. After a half a year of investing my philosophy is so far: invest in good bussiness when there is a discount and sell after a year or more when it comes back(in my country there is no tax from stocks after a year). For sure your method is really really good but have you think of more of a short term potential of stock investing for example there is tesla that is very volatile and longterm doesnt seem to be that attractive so far. What is your opinion? I would appreciate it very much.

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HERE Is the plan that ChatGPT gave me: Absolutely, here's a 30-day program tailored to help you save an additional 1700 CHF this month: Day 1-5: Expense Evaluation and Budgeting Day 1: Review your expenses from the previous month and identify areas where you can cut back. Day 2: Analyze your budget and categorize expenses into essential and non-essential categories. Day 3: Set a specific savings target for the month, aiming to save an extra 1700 CHF. Day 4: Create a detailed budget for the month, allocating funds towards savings and reducing spending in non-essential categories. Day 5: Plan your meals for the week and create a grocery shopping list to minimize unnecessary spending on food. Day 6-15: Expense Reduction and Income Generation 6. Day 6-10: Cut back on discretionary spending, such as dining out, entertainment, and shopping. Look for free or low-cost alternatives for leisure activities. Day 11-15: Explore opportunities to increase your income, such as selling unused items, taking on freelance work, or picking up extra shifts at work. Day 16-20: Utility and Subscription Review 8. Day 16-17: Review your utility bills and look for ways to reduce energy consumption, such as turning off lights when not in use or lowering the thermostat. Day 18-20: Evaluate your subscription services and consider canceling or downgrading those that you don't regularly use or need. Day 21-25: Transportation and Travel Optimization 10. Day 21-22: Use public transportation, carpooling, or biking instead of driving to save on fuel and parking expenses. Day 23-25: Look for ways to reduce travel expenses, such as booking flights and accommodations in advance or opting for budget-friendly travel destinations. Day 26-30: Review and Adjustment 12. Day 26-27: Monitor your spending throughout the month and make adjustments to your budget as needed to stay on track towards your savings goal. Day 28-30: Reflect on your progress over the past month and identify any areas where further adjustments can be made to save additional money. Areas to Focus On: Groceries: Reduce food costs by meal planning, buying in bulk, and avoiding impulse purchases. Entertainment: Cut back on non-essential expenses like dining out, going to the movies, or subscribing to multiple streaming services. Transportation: Use cost-effective methods of transportation such as walking, biking, or using public transit whenever possible. Utilities: Lower energy bills by being mindful of electricity and water usage, and consider switching to more energy-efficient appliances. By implementing these strategies and staying disciplined with your spending habits, you can work towards saving an additional 1700 CHF this month, putting you on track to reach your goal of saving 20,000 CHF over the next 12 months.

got your video recommended on to my homepage. so I guess, I'm here before this one goes viral 📈

You’re gunna be a RUclips star. Upgrade the audio and you will be off to the races

It would have been useful if you shared what ChatGPT recommended and her financial plan for you, without going into much detail of your personal situation if you didn’t want to put that into the internet.

Interesting video mate nice work ❤

so I dont need to think for myself anymore

This one is very original and fun! Bravo Nico!

buying a house for yourself to live in is a liability . Many people commenting here that buying a house for themselves is a great investment are just working class people, they will take a huge loan after they get a job because they think they will live for free in that house, look rich and after 30 years they will sell house and become multi millionaires lol

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Enjoyed watching the content, but listening to your low quality mic was tideous I recommend to get a better mic

Brother how can i contact you for business?

Buying a house saved my parents from having their money trapped in a bank during the financial crisis in Lebanon!

Purchasing used cars in great new condition at less than half the showroom price is one the smartest decisions you could possibly make in 2024 and in life 💯

You expensive seem very high. There are studies that show people are adjustable, if you have a mortgage people will reduce their expenses accordingly. Also if the bank gives them a loan all those safety margins are considered.

4,5 mil living costs for 30 years? 150k per year? That's double the current household income. He must have some pretty decent living planned.

If rent is as expensive as mortgage why would you rent?

For me buying a house was a pretty easy decision, for a number of reasons: - It is cheaper then renting for me, at least for something similar. (with dutch tax benefits into account). - Leverage on an appreciating asset. - I build up my wealth. - No landlord. I've heard my fair share of horror stories. - The mortgage payment doesn't increase with inflation, so I do expect to be paying less in real terms in the future.

Buying a House Will Make You POOR (If you have no idea what you're doing) Buying more then 1 House Will Make You RICH (If you know what you're doing)

What buying a house gives you control over your future. We bought a house early in our marriage and yes it was a struggle at first but quickly adapted to the lifestyle. Now we managed to pay it off and are in the position to have our adult child living with us and he is not lighting 2k a month on fire paying rent. You will always need a place to live better to have one under your control rather than a landlord that will raise rent as market dictates.