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Just turned 28, and had no financial advice ever said to me growing up. Super excited to get started on this journey. Finally credit debt free for the first time since I was in college, Putting 12% of my income towards my 401k, and starting to pay off the behemoth that are my school loans, I know I’m starting late, but thank you Marko for providing a really easy to follow roadmap that I will be crushing in my early 30s to catch up to most of y’all!
Good for you man, keep with it. 31 here I started taking finances seriously around 26 and trust me when I say it's slow to get moving. However, the antithesis of that is once that momentum starts to build, as long as you groom it and shape it, it's very difficult to stop.
1. No longer dependent on parents 2. Build three months emergency fund 3. Automating finances 4. Paying off credit card/consumer debt 5. Having 740+ credit score 6. Paid off student loans 7. Established income/career/business 8. Contributing to retirement accounts 9. Tracking and understanding your net worth 10. Statying Healthy!!
I have been doing this since 19 years old. I just closed on my first duplex in December. I have my Roth IRA, 401k through work, American Express high yield saving account, and my play account with Robinhood. I have a 740 credit score. And still live with my momma
"By the time you're 30 you should have some idea of what you want to be when you grow up" And here I am at 26 with a (somewhat) stable career, a defined career path and I'm still panicking about how much ahead I should be by now. Sometimes I have to remember myself how young I am and how many years I have ahead of me.
About to turn 27 and FINALLY starting my first "real" full-time job. Made a few erratic financial moves over the past few years and I'm basically rebuilding from the ground up. We got this, man. 🍻
You have the number one asset on your side: time. Consistently save and invest regardless if the market is up or down and don't pay attention to Jim Cramer :)
Love the calories in calories out analogy. I always use it as well. Ask yourself, can you afford to eat the calories in a big Mac combo if your goal is to lose weight? Maybe, if you have restricted yourself before and saved up the calories. Same applies to finances. Can you afford the Gucci bag you want? If your monthly income (calories allowed) is enough and don't jeopardize priorities, then maybe.
You might not have a hundred million dollars to invest, but that doesn’t mean your money can’t share in the same opportunities available to others. You work hard for your money; make sure your money works hard for you.
The wealth you pass to the next generation can have a profound impact on your heirs, providing educational opportunities, the capital to start a business, or financial support to your grandchildren.
To manage investment risk, consider maintaining a broad diversification of your investments that reflects your personal risk tolerance, time horizon, and the nature of your financial goal. Remember, diversification is an approach to help manage investment risk. It does not eliminate the risk of loss if security prices decline.Because investing can be complicated, consider working with a financial professional to help guide you on your wealth-building journey.
Very good Marko, I’ll share this with the young people in my life. Common sense and critical thinking are underestimated and overlooked by 99% of so called experts and having vested interests to sell undermine the credibility of nearly all the so called experts on the net. You are a breath of fresh air 👍
Don’t wait until the market skyrocket again then you start biting your fingers wishing you made the decision to invest. bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing! Very inspiring! I love this.
I am continuing to Add to my portfolio regardless. As my F.A "Theda Helene Jackson" once said "be brave when everyone else is fearful ". The market ALWAYS recover, so hold for long term and have the stomach for the ride.
@@kaylawood9053 This is honestly encouraging, I was planning to sell off my growth portfolio that haven't done well during this period but I guess I should hold and seek professional guide. Who's the advisor you work with? will love to reach out for a rescue.... i'm an amateur and making terrible picks.
@@bradcornwell3206 My advice would be to base everything on percentages. Set a certain percent to very safe money, and a percent to riskier investments and so on.. Stick to it, no matter what happens.
@@kaylawood9053 I looked up the expert you mentioned on her webpage and was impressed with her credentials. I submitted a form on her page scheduling a call section with her. I hope she replies soon
Living at home with parents has its advantages though. I'm able to have a sizable emergency fund, save for retirement, invest, afford to go to school, and have a little fun money for myself. If I was living on my own with my salary I wouldn't be able to be in a good financial place if it wasn't for living at home. I'm very blessed.
Man, I'm so far behind but at least I'm on my way towards getting a high ROI degree. Once I start working in my career I'll be throwing all my money towards these steps.
Great advice. I’m 28 and can check off every box. The best advice I can give would be to not waste money on a new vehicle or expensive toys to impress people when you are young. Max out a Roth IRA for at least a few years and watch it grow
I'm a loan officer in FL. Student loans is the number 1 item that I see impacts borrowers buying power. People think that deferment helps but it doesn't when looking to purchase a home.
This is a great video, time flies cause I feel like I was 21 three years ago but im turning 30 this year. I feel like im crushing 7 of the 10 you mentioned again great video bud
I'm 33.. My car is paid off in full.. 70k in the bank.. and owe 55k left on the mortgage.. never had credit card debt and always pay it off in full every few days.. my credit score is currently 825. Net worth is around 350k. I've always been frugal cause I never want to be stressed about money as long as I live.
Turning 27 this year, it's reassuring to know that I am doing well with most of these goals, but also see what I still need to work on. Thanks Marko for providing another excellent video!
When it comes to investment, diversification is key. That is why I have my interests set on key sectors based on performance and projected growth. They range from the EV sector, renewable energy, Tech and Health.
The market is so volatile now to be depending on bull run to make profit,I advice everyone to trade now with a working program with like that of Kathy Genelle Britton so far she is helping me find investment that has significant growth potential.
I made the regret of my life tracking this volatile market without a risk management system and now it’s been red after red. I would love to get guidance considering how bad I have messed up my portfolio
The market is constantly evolving with newfeatures,trading,opportunities,financial swings with sudden surprises around every corner the best thing is to stay in touch with a professional
I’m not good doing it alone but getting into the market has been my best decision so far in my road to financial independence as it turned out lucrative for me.
I will turn 20 at the end of this month, I learned a lot from a economics class I had the fortune to have during my jr year of high school. But due to dumbassery I skipped the class a lot and didn’t pay enough attention looking back. By no means did I complete brain fart on the info as I had every single notes I had gotten from the class thinking it would be beneficial in the future (100% right), but to make a long story short I ended up losing those notes and still look for it whenever the thought comes about. You don’t know how much I appreciate you coming out here giving us this information that you honestly have no obligation to give us, that will 100% help us all as long as we keep commited to the conviction. Thanks again on keeping my blade sharp and learning new things from you as I hustle through the world like a doctor🤣 appreciate you man and take care out here!
I've been doing a lot of "house cleanup" on my personal finances lately but I never thought about your step #10. That's a really good point! I need to do the same "house cleanup" on my physical health as well as my financial health.
I am turning 27 in a few months and I’m proud to say I have 9/10 of these checked off. Only thing I need to work on is budgeting of course. However, I have a retirement started but lately it is just going down and it’s quite unsatisfying to watch. Beginning of the year it went from $35k down to around $31k
You’re 27. We are also going through a market correction possible recession. Do not panic you are so young just hold. You will see it fluctuate. But once you are at retirement age I guarantee you will have way more than your start.
Love to see the dividend snowball rolling and the sizable position growing SBUX... I have been working on mine as well. Excited to have just transferred over about 12K from a 401K to vanguard and that neatly puts me at 100K within the account, the moment the market swings upward, we will be over.
They say AMC is the best at the moment, But do you have an idea how well it would do? I just retired and set aside 83k to invest aggressively with mainly AMC and NIO.
You need to do a vid of golden handcuffs. I’m in a job that pays enough to keep my house, has a pension, but is specialized and as such, the experience does not transfer well.
Bruh, I really enjoy watching your videos, it's like a prescription drug every time I hear people talk about outlandish ideas of how they're going to make so money by buying crypto, NFTS's, real estate etc. but are swimming in debt. Smh
First understanding the financial markets and how it works then you need to know how to study the market chart. That's all you stand to when you start trade with a Mentor
I always wanted to trade crypto for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me although I have watched many RUclips videos about it but I still find it hard to understand.
I would pull up point one to 24/25 years of age. Simply because this creates a adult with the mindset that someone will always bail them out of tough financial situations. Most cases I see they don't learn true responsibility unless they experience truly being on their own.
ALWAYS AWESOME bro!!! As I always say I wish you existed when I was your age! LOL! But true! Keep up the great work. Happy Easter - and someone's first Easter! Adorable! I am going to share this on my personal Fb page and my new page for dentists - PURPLE-COW-WOW! PLEASE listen to him peeps!
I'm 35 and definitely wish I had a dude like Marko 10 years ago helping to guide me and my finances. Finally figured things out now but as Marko mentioned in the video, I would definitely have deeper pockets by now if I had started in my 20s.
I'm 29 and living with my family. Started making about 100k last year. My discretion allowance to myself is about $100 a week, the rest is saved or invested. Crucial to save any expenses you would have living on your own when you're still at home. That is the bare minimum to being financially responsible and making the most of your family's support. If that dollar would be allocated to a need living on your own but is used for discretion, that's taking advantage of your family.
can you please do the same kind of video, only for 50's instead of 30's? ("b4 50") so many videos on youtube about what to do in 20's, 30's... sometimes I feel so old and irrelevant when it comes to financials and like it's all too late for anything
No budget but a bucket list. Isn't that a budget? I have myself a budget, but I think it is important to be realistic about your expenses, to have some free money for whatever you want to spend on after savings/life needs and to have a buffer on your budget for expenses that can fluctuate.
2:55 why can’t you have your emergency fund bundled into your stock portfolio? Especially if the value of your portfolio far exceeds 3 months of emergency. With inflation this high, I keep it in stocks, knowing that it’s very liquid if needed.
As a 24 year about to graduate finance major I like this vid a lot, so many people do videos about what to have done by age 20 but this video gives me some peace of mind and let’s me know I got some time haha
"Sometimes it's southern france, sometimes it's southern ohio", is the most relatable phrase from a finantial youtuber I've ever heard! Haha Well done Marko - another great video!
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As a software engineer, i would very interested to help you build both the web app and mobile app
Get an HSA account if you can another way to invest in your health I'll add to that number 10
Just turned 28, and had no financial advice ever said to me growing up. Super excited to get started on this journey. Finally credit debt free for the first time since I was in college, Putting 12% of my income towards my 401k, and starting to pay off the behemoth that are my school loans, I know I’m starting late, but thank you Marko for providing a really easy to follow roadmap that I will be crushing in my early 30s to catch up to most of y’all!
Good for you man, keep with it. 31 here I started taking finances seriously around 26 and trust me when I say it's slow to get moving. However, the antithesis of that is once that momentum starts to build, as long as you groom it and shape it, it's very difficult to stop.
@@Theprofessorator Good for you too man! And thank you. Nothing's gonna stop us. Let's keep it moving!
1. No longer dependent on parents
2. Build three months emergency fund
3. Automating finances
4. Paying off credit card/consumer debt
5. Having 740+ credit score
6. Paid off student loans
7. Established income/career/business
8. Contributing to retirement accounts
9. Tracking and understanding your net worth
10. Statying Healthy!!
Legend!
Thnx for doing that
Have all these but 2 and I’m 22
What if we do all these things and still feel so far behind?
I have been doing this since 19 years old. I just closed on my first duplex in December. I have my Roth IRA, 401k through work, American Express high yield saving account, and my play account with Robinhood. I have a 740 credit score. And still live with my momma
"By the time you're 30 you should have some idea of what you want to be when you grow up"
And here I am at 26 with a (somewhat) stable career, a defined career path and I'm still panicking about how much ahead I should be by now.
Sometimes I have to remember myself how young I am and how many years I have ahead of me.
About to turn 27 and FINALLY starting my first "real" full-time job. Made a few erratic financial moves over the past few years and I'm basically rebuilding from the ground up. We got this, man. 🍻
The health advice is underrated. Someone who starts investing 10 years earlier will double their money, but so will someone who lives 10 years longer.
Without a doubt the best financial RUclips channel. Keep doing this Man!
Great tips and great delivery!
I need a money goal before 50 - For someone who started late.
The amount of knowledge this channel has provided me at 19 is priceless.
Forever grateful Marko!
You have the number one asset on your side: time. Consistently save and invest regardless if the market is up or down and don't pay attention to Jim Cramer :)
@@BarbellFinancial thanks for advice man
Love the calories in calories out analogy. I always use it as well. Ask yourself, can you afford to eat the calories in a big Mac combo if your goal is to lose weight? Maybe, if you have restricted yourself before and saved up the calories. Same applies to finances. Can you afford the Gucci bag you want? If your monthly income (calories allowed) is enough and don't jeopardize priorities, then maybe.
One of the best videos I have seen lately! I wish I had seen something like this when I was 20!
You might not have a hundred million dollars to invest, but that doesn’t mean your money can’t share in the same opportunities available to others. You work hard for your money; make sure your money works hard for you.
The wealth you pass to the next generation can have a profound impact on your heirs, providing educational opportunities, the capital to start a business, or financial support to your grandchildren.
To manage investment risk, consider maintaining a broad diversification of your investments that reflects your personal risk tolerance, time horizon, and the nature of your financial goal. Remember, diversification is an approach to help manage investment risk. It does not eliminate the risk of loss if security prices decline.Because investing can be complicated, consider working with a financial professional to help guide you on your wealth-building journey.
can you endorse any ?
thanks for the info . Found her website and it really impressive
Very good Marko, I’ll share this with the young people in my life. Common sense and critical thinking are underestimated and overlooked by 99% of so called experts and having vested interests to sell undermine the credibility of nearly all the so called experts on the net. You are a breath of fresh air 👍
5:50 baa baa. The sheep is what I watch your videos for Marko ❤️❤️
Don’t wait until the market skyrocket again then you start biting your fingers wishing you made the decision to invest. bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing! Very inspiring! I love this.
I am continuing to Add to my portfolio regardless. As my F.A "Theda Helene Jackson" once said "be brave when everyone else is fearful ". The market ALWAYS recover, so hold for long term and have the stomach for the ride.
@@kaylawood9053 This is honestly encouraging, I was planning to sell off my growth portfolio that haven't done well during this period but I guess I should hold and seek professional guide. Who's the advisor you work with? will love to reach out for a rescue.... i'm an amateur and making terrible picks.
@@bradcornwell3206 My advice would be to base everything on percentages. Set a certain percent to very safe money, and a percent to riskier investments and so on.. Stick to it, no matter what happens.
@@kaylawood9053 I looked up the expert you mentioned on her webpage and was impressed with her credentials. I submitted a form on her page scheduling a call section with her. I hope she replies soon
No matter what we do in life it always ends with death. The goal in life is to pass the time as painlessly as possible until then.
Living at home with parents has its advantages though. I'm able to have a sizable emergency fund, save for retirement, invest, afford to go to school, and have a little fun money for myself. If I was living on my own with my salary I wouldn't be able to be in a good financial place if it wasn't for living at home. I'm very blessed.
Best financial youtuber out there...thx Marko
Great video Marko! All of this information for free. I wish I had access to this kind of information when I was younger!
Man, I'm so far behind but at least I'm on my way towards getting a high ROI degree. Once I start working in my career I'll be throwing all my money towards these steps.
Great video as always my man!
damn how the hell did u beat me to it? 😂
Thank you Humphrey! :)
How can you watch the entire video and make a comment on the video within 1 minute? Lol
Excellent.
Great advice. I’m 28 and can check off every box. The best advice I can give would be to not waste money on a new vehicle or expensive toys to impress people when you are young. Max out a Roth IRA for at least a few years and watch it grow
I'm a loan officer in FL. Student loans is the number 1 item that I see impacts borrowers buying power. People think that deferment helps but it doesn't when looking to purchase a home.
Great advice! Stay healthy Marko
This is a great video, time flies cause I feel like I was 21 three years ago but im turning 30 this year. I feel like im crushing 7 of the 10 you mentioned again great video bud
I'm 33.. My car is paid off in full.. 70k in the bank.. and owe 55k left on the mortgage.. never had credit card debt and always pay it off in full every few days.. my credit score is currently 825. Net worth is around 350k. I've always been frugal cause I never want to be stressed about money as long as I live.
For mentorship and information message me directly..
Goalssss 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
#10 mental and physical toughness!
very important
You're the best! finding a lot of value in your videos! thank you!
Gahdamn bro spitting facts
Turning 27 this year, it's reassuring to know that I am doing well with most of these goals, but also see what I still need to work on. Thanks Marko for providing another excellent video!
THANK You Marko Love your vedios
Big up Marko!
Feels so good knowing i check every box at 27 years old. Although, it is getting hard out here. Inflation is crazy!
Thank you Marko!!
When it comes to investment, diversification is key. That is why I have my interests set on key sectors based on performance and projected growth. They range from the EV sector, renewable energy, Tech and Health.
The market is so volatile now to be depending on bull run to make profit,I advice everyone to trade now with a working program with like that of Kathy Genelle Britton so far she is helping me find investment that has significant growth potential.
I made the regret of my life tracking this volatile market without a risk management system and now it’s been red after red. I would love to get guidance considering how bad I have messed up my portfolio
The market is constantly evolving with newfeatures,trading,opportunities,financial swings with sudden surprises around every corner the best thing is to stay in touch with a professional
I’m not good doing it alone but getting into the market has been my best decision so far in my road to financial independence as it turned out lucrative for me.
Yes we need that pie tracker !
Thanks marko
Man I am so glad I found you in my mid 20's you help me stay right on track!!!
By far one of the best finance channels out there. I’m in my early 20s and I’m so glad I have found your channel and videos like these
I will turn 20 at the end of this month, I learned a lot from a economics class I had the fortune to have during my jr year of high school. But due to dumbassery I skipped the class a lot and didn’t pay enough attention looking back. By no means did I complete brain fart on the info as I had every single notes I had gotten from the class thinking it would be beneficial in the future (100% right), but to make a long story short I ended up losing those notes and still look for it whenever the thought comes about. You don’t know how much I appreciate you coming out here giving us this information that you honestly have no obligation to give us, that will 100% help us all as long as we keep commited to the conviction. Thanks again on keeping my blade sharp and learning new things from you as I hustle through the world like a doctor🤣 appreciate you man and take care out here!
Great information! Thank You
I've been doing a lot of "house cleanup" on my personal finances lately but I never thought about your step #10. That's a really good point! I need to do the same "house cleanup" on my physical health as well as my financial health.
Amazing video. Thank you!
Real talk Marko, thanks for the vid.
Thanks Marko really opened my eyes
I am turning 27 in a few months and I’m proud to say I have 9/10 of these checked off. Only thing I need to work on is budgeting of course. However, I have a retirement started but lately it is just going down and it’s quite unsatisfying to watch. Beginning of the year it went from $35k down to around $31k
You’re 27. We are also going through a market correction possible recession. Do not panic you are so young just hold. You will see it fluctuate. But once you are at retirement age I guarantee you will have way more than your start.
Love to see the dividend snowball rolling and the sizable position growing SBUX... I have been working on mine as well. Excited to have just transferred over about 12K from a 401K to vanguard and that neatly puts me at 100K within the account, the moment the market swings upward, we will be over.
They say AMC is the best at the moment, But do you have an idea how well it would do? I just retired and set aside 83k to invest aggressively with mainly AMC and NIO.
Awesome move. I like PG, LOW and SBUX, all very good dividend stocks!!
This is such a good breakdown!
You need to do a vid of golden handcuffs. I’m in a job that pays enough to keep my house, has a pension, but is specialized and as such, the experience does not transfer well.
Marco I appreciate the straight forward video!
I would love a net worth calculator app. Great video once again! Thanks for sharing
I'm barely 22, but I'm taking notes from ALL your videos. Cheers
I’m 25 going on 26…save up and invest now champ feels like yesterday i was 22
@@wtfbocanegra That makes me sad.. Im 23 and dont wanna grow old. I wonder if I'll be a failure.
@@Vnp99 you won't be a failure
Same here. Videos like this make me excited for the future
@@victorcordero1458 thank you, i hope i be successful. Working towards it.
As a dietitian I got hyped when Marko nailed it with the Calories in vs Calories out!
Lateral moves in job position makes sense when a specific location is desired. Great video.
You know the video is good when it's hitting you with the real
Keep at it Marko
Marko your spot on with #1. Most people don’t talk about that. Very important stuff well done
Makes me feel good great video. I’m 28 and just really need to work on #10 now
Bruh, I really enjoy watching your videos, it's like a prescription drug every time I hear people talk about outlandish ideas of how they're going to make so money by buying crypto, NFTS's, real estate etc. but are swimming in debt. Smh
Love the vids MARKO!!!
We work for years to have , $1million while some people I know put thousand of dollars in some meme coins and they are millionaires.
How? I know it's possible, I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it
First understanding the financial markets and how it works then you need to know how to study the market chart. That's all you stand to when you start trade with a Mentor
I always wanted to trade crypto for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me although I have watched many RUclips videos about it but I still find it hard to understand.
Excellent buddy very good are your earnings and do you have any recommendations or suggestions
I would love to get in touch and invest with her
I am definitely interested in that asset calculator.
great advice as always bro
Amazing video, thank you for so much great content
Real shit Marko keep it up!
I would pull up point one to 24/25 years of age. Simply because this creates a adult with the mindset that someone will always bail them out of tough financial situations. Most cases I see they don't learn true responsibility unless they experience truly being on their own.
Marko - Whiteboard Fitness 🤣 love it
Great sir, thank you 😊
All the best
ALWAYS AWESOME bro!!! As I always say I wish you existed when I was your age! LOL! But true! Keep up the great work. Happy Easter - and someone's first Easter! Adorable! I am going to share this on my personal Fb page and my new page for dentists - PURPLE-COW-WOW! PLEASE listen to him peeps!
haha thank you as always for the kind words Bob! Yes it was her first Easter and it was great. Have a great week!!!
This video is extremely valuable! Goat Marko does it again 💯🐐
I'm 35 and definitely wish I had a dude like Marko 10 years ago helping to guide me and my finances. Finally figured things out now but as Marko mentioned in the video, I would definitely have deeper pockets by now if I had started in my 20s.
Mindbuildingsolutions approved!
Excellent video and content.
5:49 Lost my shit 🤣 Great video !
I died!🤣🐑🐑🐑
Great video man! Thank you! 🤝🔥
Great video
Really good video Marco. Thanks!
your videos really do help
Damn this one was good. Thankfully I’m doing all these except the buckets. I have only two
Really great last point.
I'm 29 and living with my family. Started making about 100k last year. My discretion allowance to myself is about $100 a week, the rest is saved or invested.
Crucial to save any expenses you would have living on your own when you're still at home. That is the bare minimum to being financially responsible and making the most of your family's support.
If that dollar would be allocated to a need living on your own but is used for discretion, that's taking advantage of your family.
can you please do the same kind of video, only for 50's instead of 30's? ("b4 50")
so many videos on youtube about what to do in 20's, 30's... sometimes I feel so old and irrelevant when it comes to financials and like it's all too late for anything
Just 29, I should document my journey because of you. So much so - you change your name channel 😂❤ I'll be back in a comment section by December 2024❤
No budget but a bucket list. Isn't that a budget?
I have myself a budget, but I think it is important to be realistic about your expenses, to have some free money for whatever you want to spend on after savings/life needs and to have a buffer on your budget for expenses that can fluctuate.
This could all be life changing advice if we follow it..
Yes, I am very interested into the net calculator.
2:55 why can’t you have your emergency fund bundled into your stock portfolio? Especially if the value of your portfolio far exceeds 3 months of emergency. With inflation this high, I keep it in stocks, knowing that it’s very liquid if needed.
As a 24 year about to graduate finance major I like this vid a lot, so many people do videos about what to have done by age 20 but this video gives me some peace of mind and let’s me know I got some time haha
I built a finace and net worth tracker with google sheets and forms to quickly keep track of it all. really helps to know where your money goes.
"Sometimes it's Southern France, sometimes it's Southern Ohio" 🤣
Great video!
I am sharing this with my adult children! Net worth calculator would be great!
You're the best-- as per usual, thanks for the wisdom!
You're the best!
3:47 and 5:49 are hilarious out of context. Fantastic video as always though.
this video is 🔥 thank you Mister Marko! 🙏
I would like to see how you set up your "buckets" and automation
Great list!
Happy to say at 27 I have all of these absolutely crushed 💪
Good for you! Keep crushing
Net worth app yessir!!
"Sometimes it's southern france, sometimes it's southern ohio", is the most relatable phrase from a finantial youtuber I've ever heard! Haha Well done Marko - another great video!
Accurate haha
Interested in the app idea!
Marko Id like to see more content on your net worth pie criteria. Reasons for why, what and how.
I would definitely be interested in the web app. Great video!