Thank you brother. I’m Mexican/Guatemalan and it wasn’t until I moved to Houston Texas last year that I saw financially successful Black and Hispanic people. It’s great for you to teach us young guys of colors about how to be financially smart so that we can buy our toys later while practicing patience. Stay blessed.
Looks like the Westbank. We do a "Vette Night" every Wednesday evening on the Lakefront if you would like to ride out and meet some cool people like yourself.
here we go, you crushing it part one must do, savings and investments, along with the roof food utilities. So many of these can you afford it forgo any savings or investments and lack nest eggs/emergency funds. Now to watch more of the video.
ouch 3 CCs. We have 2 one for most everything and one for the grocery store, both paid in full no matter what each month. Which sucks as sometimes the main can exceed $1000 a week or more depending on what we doing. We do, kind of have a 3rd that our oldest has had since she started driving full time. she can only use it when we tell her to fill up the car, go get take out for us etc. Sometime when school events make unannounced stops for food. She has been on the card since like 16 and it should be helping her escape crap interest to start life when she buys her first new car after she graduates with her BA in MLS debt free. We stressed debt free college from an early age. As we refused to sign any parent + loans. Each kid had about 10k set aside to help them in higher ed. When its gone its gone.
not of fan of those investment platforms, case in point they locked people out because they themselves are like 3rd party brokerage who cannot get orders in quick enough in turbulent times. Oh no, just because you using a product doesn't come close to saying you should invest in that company. let's look no further then chevy around the time of the bail outs. I'm sure many people had invested because they drove chevy, dodge etc to see it go up in smoke. Apple for instance continues to lose market share and typically has an inferior product lacking the best technology. Apple is no longer king in the smartphone nor is there future looking bright. Now right at the introduction of the ipod touch would been amazing ride to dec 2019. The upside is just not there imho. I can get more bang for my buck for better dividends as well since apple does produce a div, but not the best div. Which with proper reach for the same total investment can out perform apple.
overall nice breeak down and you can tell you got the from life exp part 100% nailed down. To many of these young guys/gals going to find out the hard way.
OMG. Thank you so much for watching and your fantabulous comments. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I had zero experience in investments so to make it easy, I’ve only invest in the companies I know. However, you are correct. They all can fall off. Right now, I’m an infant on the market and continuing my education. Thank u so much for your honest feedback and comments. I really was super excited to read them.
@@c4nac868 We all start somewhere in investing. Never to late. The biggest task we have in investing is staying debt free, when we stay debt free investing is easy and no longer painful. I might inquire that your daily driver car to and from work be under life and a fair weather ride like a vette be a lame. Most people need a car/truck to get to work or do work. Unless they use solely public transportation at which point it would be a life expense, unless it was to public transit to the movies.
@@c4nac868 I mean yeah if you got something that specifically you’re gonna invest that type of money into and it’s going to throw a return yeah invested but if it’s been in that type of money already should already have a plan that money shouldn’t even be a problem to you for spending so already have a chunk of money Tucktaway somewhere that you are investing in doing other things with and got investments already working for you that’s making money so that little 70,000 is just a little toy you bought
Brah, you have wayyyy to many unnecessary and unwise moving parts in your "business plan". You are not providing solid advice. I understand why the average age of Corvette owners is 60+... we are patient, take care of fundemental investments, family, then toys, it pays to wait!!!
Thanks for your comment. It may not be solid. I would appreciate any advice you can provide. I’m a work in progress and still learning. Please email me at jecomptoniv@icloud.com with suggestions.
Man fuck that I'm 33. I'm on my 3rd Vette. I've been making over 100K since I was 27. No kids, no wife, own a 3600sqft home and my credit score is 835! First Vette... 2015 C7 LT3 Z51! I paid it off. In 4 years! Second Vette... 2019 Z06 LZ3 Z07 Package. Sold that MF and made a 15K profit. I definitely was paying too much for this car. I had this one and the 2015 at the same time. Recently, I decided I wanted a C8. I called the closest dealership that had what I wanted (2023/2024 C8 LT3 Z51) and I found it. Sold the C7 Z51 for 45K (only had 18.6K miles). I stacked 20K and put 25K towards the C8 Z51! I'm not waiting until I'm old to live how I want. My C8 was 86K. Keep in mind I now have a 2024 C8 LT3 Z51! Took it right off the showroom floor!
I can agree with u somewhat. That’s why I wanted an asset to pay for my C8. No matter if a person has 60k$+ cash on hand, they should NEVER get rid of that much cash for a liability. They would b better off investing that money and allowing the money made to pay for the car. Once the car is gone or paid for the investment would keep making money
Omg. Thank u thank u thank u. I appreciate the compliment. However, I’ll be honest. I’m still learning. If a C8 is your goal, map out a detailed plan. Do a budget. Be disciplined. You can do it. Trust me. I come from nothing and was even homeless once. Every set back was only a set up for something great. I’ll check back in with you at the beginning of the year. Jcompton@gretnapolice.com
Thank you brother. I’m Mexican/Guatemalan and it wasn’t until I moved to Houston Texas last year that I saw financially successful Black and Hispanic people. It’s great for you to teach us young guys of colors about how to be financially smart so that we can buy our toys later while practicing patience. Stay blessed.
My pleasure sir. Congrats and Good luck
Good video. Glad Im glad I saved up for my Corvette and I love it. Going to keep it as long as I'm physically able.
You and me both. Thanks for watching
On list Aug 2021 delivered Sept 2023 new what I wanted to pay, satisfied with the plan of action I took
Awesome sauce. It’s always good to have a plan
Looks like the Westbank. We do a "Vette Night" every Wednesday evening on the Lakefront if you would like to ride out and meet some cool people like yourself.
Thanks for the info. I would love that. I’ll try to make a Wednesday soon
Good video. Great message. Congrats on 100 subs
Thank u. See u soon
solid vid, appreciate your perspective
Thank you
Nice video, nice car (I have a 2022 C8) not that complicated 50/30/20. If it fits in the 30 you’re good. If it doesn’t well there’s always the bus.
@@elicash315 😂😂😂😂. Thanks for watching.
Thank you . Now ik when I start budgeting/financing for my hellcat 🔥
By chance are you from New Orleans ? If you don’t mind I would like to do a car review with you.
Yes. Budgeting is key
Yes I am. And I would love to collaborate.
@@c4nac868 looking forward to it. Do you have an Instagram ? Where we can set everything up.
mans got the superhero intro
😂😂😂😂
Dude paying out child support to 4 baby mamas while working min wage financing his $100k car at 50% interest while living inprojects
I so hope no one is doing that
@@c4nac868👍
here we go, you crushing it part one must do, savings and investments, along with the roof food utilities. So many of these can you afford it forgo any savings or investments and lack nest eggs/emergency funds. Now to watch more of the video.
ouch 3 CCs. We have 2 one for most everything and one for the grocery store, both paid in full no matter what each month. Which sucks as sometimes the main can exceed $1000 a week or more depending on what we doing. We do, kind of have a 3rd that our oldest has had since she started driving full time. she can only use it when we tell her to fill up the car, go get take out for us etc. Sometime when school events make unannounced stops for food. She has been on the card since like 16 and it should be helping her escape crap interest to start life when she buys her first new car after she graduates with her BA in MLS debt free. We stressed debt free college from an early age. As we refused to sign any parent + loans. Each kid had about 10k set aside to help them in higher ed. When its gone its gone.
not of fan of those investment platforms, case in point they locked people out because they themselves are like 3rd party brokerage who cannot get orders in quick enough in turbulent times. Oh no, just because you using a product doesn't come close to saying you should invest in that company. let's look no further then chevy around the time of the bail outs. I'm sure many people had invested because they drove chevy, dodge etc to see it go up in smoke. Apple for instance continues to lose market share and typically has an inferior product lacking the best technology. Apple is no longer king in the smartphone nor is there future looking bright. Now right at the introduction of the ipod touch would been amazing ride to dec 2019. The upside is just not there imho. I can get more bang for my buck for better dividends as well since apple does produce a div, but not the best div. Which with proper reach for the same total investment can out perform apple.
overall nice breeak down and you can tell you got the from life exp part 100% nailed down. To many of these young guys/gals going to find out the hard way.
OMG. Thank you so much for watching and your fantabulous comments. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I had zero experience in investments so to make it easy, I’ve only invest in the companies I know. However, you are correct. They all can fall off. Right now, I’m an infant on the market and continuing my education. Thank u so much for your honest feedback and comments. I really was super excited to read them.
@@c4nac868 We all start somewhere in investing. Never to late. The biggest task we have in investing is staying debt free, when we stay debt free investing is easy and no longer painful. I might inquire that your daily driver car to and from work be under life and a fair weather ride like a vette be a lame. Most people need a car/truck to get to work or do work. Unless they use solely public transportation at which point it would be a life expense, unless it was to public transit to the movies.
Section 4: Wife
😂😂😂😂
IfYou can’t pay cash you cant afford itI got one for 74,000
I think I responded to you under a similar comment. What’s your opinion on that response?
@@c4nac868 I mean yeah if you got something that specifically you’re gonna invest that type of money into and it’s going to throw a return yeah invested but if it’s been in that type of money already should already have a plan that money shouldn’t even be a problem to you for spending so already have a chunk of money Tucktaway somewhere that you are investing in doing other things with and got investments already working for you that’s making money so that little 70,000 is just a little toy you bought
Only way to affords this is your house is paid off in today’s times if your houser not paid of no you can’t afford it
I understand why you say that; however, that is not reality. Gm shot for and hit a younger market with the C8.
Brah, you have wayyyy to many unnecessary and unwise moving parts in your "business plan". You are not providing solid advice. I understand why the average age of Corvette owners is 60+... we are patient, take care of fundemental investments, family, then toys, it pays to wait!!!
Thanks for your comment. It may not be solid. I would appreciate any advice you can provide. I’m a work in progress and still learning. Please email me at jecomptoniv@icloud.com with suggestions.
Man fuck that I'm 33. I'm on my 3rd Vette. I've been making over 100K since I was 27. No kids, no wife, own a 3600sqft home and my credit score is 835!
First Vette... 2015 C7 LT3 Z51! I paid it off. In 4 years!
Second Vette... 2019 Z06 LZ3 Z07 Package. Sold that MF and made a 15K profit. I definitely was paying too much for this car. I had this one and the 2015 at the same time.
Recently, I decided I wanted a C8. I called the closest dealership that had what I wanted (2023/2024 C8 LT3 Z51) and I found it.
Sold the C7 Z51 for 45K (only had 18.6K miles).
I stacked 20K and put 25K towards the C8 Z51! I'm not waiting until I'm old to live how I want. My C8 was 86K.
Keep in mind I now have a 2024 C8 LT3 Z51! Took it right off the showroom floor!
If your making payments....you can’t afford it...simple
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I can agree with u somewhat. That’s why I wanted an asset to pay for my C8. No matter if a person has 60k$+ cash on hand, they should NEVER get rid of that much cash for a liability. They would b better off investing that money and allowing the money made to pay for the car. Once the car is gone or paid for the investment would keep making money
Yooo how can someone talk to u on phone like u got email u seem know ur stuff about business I also want C8
Omg. Thank u thank u thank u. I appreciate the compliment. However, I’ll be honest. I’m still learning. If a C8 is your goal, map out a detailed plan. Do a budget. Be disciplined. You can do it. Trust me. I come from nothing and was even homeless once. Every set back was only a set up for something great. I’ll check back in with you at the beginning of the year. Jcompton@gretnapolice.com