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Don't take the advice of investing in stocks/shares of individual companies, you will lose long term. You wont beat the market, look up the statistics of how many people beat the market, you will be shocked

The continuously changing economic conditions in our society have made it necessary for thousands of people to find additional sources of income. Personally, I am looking at the stock market to fuel my retirement goal of $2m, my concern is the recent market crash

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This feels like an AI generated video. I can't stand the over usage of stock footage. I would much rather listen to Dave Ramsey explain the tips himself.

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1. Saving on energy consumption: use candles at night instead of electric lights, maximize the use of natural light during the day. 2. Planting a garden: grow vegetables and herbs to save money on fresh foods and reconnect with nature. 3. Cooking at home: cook meals at home instead of eating out to save money and enjoy a more varied and nutritious diet. 4. Sewing and mending clothes: learn basic sewing skills to repair damaged clothes and extend their lifespan. 5. Material reuse: transform old items into something useful to save money and reduce waste. 6. Using public transportation or bicycles: reduce transportation costs, reduce pollution and congestion on the streets, and get exercise. 7. Bartering goods and services: exchange items you no longer need for something you want or offer your own services in exchange for something you need. 8. Turning off electronic devices: turn off electronic devices when not in use to save energy. 9. Reducing water consumption: take shorter showers, fix leaks, and install water savings devices on faucets and showers. 10. Food preservation practices: learn food preservation techniques such as fermentation and canning to extend the shelf life of food and reduce waste. 11. Buying products in bulk: buy products in bulk to save money and reduce packaging waste. 12. Making your own cleaning products: make your own cleaning products with vinegar, baking soda, lemon and essential oils to save money and avoid harsh chemicals. 13. Performing home repairs: learn to do basic home repairs to save money on labor costs. 14. Reducing the use of air conditioning and heating: take advantage of natural climate whenever possible to regulate the temperature of your home. 15. Organizing a book club or book swap: swap books with friends or participate in book clubs to save money on new purchases and expand your personal library. 16. Meal planning: create a weekly meal plan to avoid food waste and save money by planning meals for the week in advance. 17. Enjoying free nature: opt for free outdoor activities such as exploring local parks, hiking trails, beaches or nearby conservation areas. 18. Using coupons and discounts: research and use coupons and discounts when shopping to save money on products and services. 19. Learning to repair clothes and shoes: learn basic skills for repairing clothes and shoes to extend their lifespan and save money on unnecessary purchases. 20. Practicing the art of patience: avoid impulse purchases and wait for promotions or discount periods to save money in the long run. 21. Reducing waste: buy only what is necessary and avoid waste of food and resources. 22. Opting for simple entertainment: enjoy simple forms of entertainment such as family board games, outdoor hikes or movie nights at home. 23. Reevaluating financial priorities: reflect on what is truly important to you and prioritize your spending according to your personal values.

I like candles, but I'm pretty sure they are more expensive than what little electricity is used by modern LED lights. Most electricity in the home goes into heating or cooling stuff (Cooking, fridge, hot showers, airconditioning etc. etc.)

Some of the advice is more helpful in certain regions in the US than others. However, meal planning is very economical, cities also have a lot of free activities all the time. So coupons can be a tricky thing, the biggest cost with coupons is time and time is precious, however what I do is get my retired parents to look for coupons offline and online. While I spend time do repairs and well working a job. Patience for purchases is really key, I can get games for 2 dollars if I wait a year. Another one adding to the list is avoid subscriptions you will not use. (most gym memberships, don't get used to the fullest potential as people think). Something I also try to do when I order online is always order a group of items and make sure they're coming in one box. Amazon tends to be wasteful at times and will bring you single packages for every item you ordered. So I usually try to find it local first and if I can't find it local I will wait until I have an online order list biggest enough to warrant the environmental delivery cost and the 1 box packaging. Great video.

When you're literally finishing repairs on some clothes and this is a recommendation 😅 I do most of these already

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This is absolute GARBAGE. Was obviously written by AI, and if not, then that's even more embarrassing for the author. WHERE IS THE DISLIKE BUTTON?!

All of these industries are highly competitive.

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The music is too loud bro, I want to hear u talk

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