6 Legit Ways to Earn Passive Income
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Of all the things in the financial world that blow my mind, interest has to be at the top of the list. Today, I’ll go over all the different kinds of accounts (from lowest to highest interest rate) that can help you earn free money.
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I feel like this is a weird list. Mainly because the way it's worded. A Roth IRA, IRA, and 401k are vehicles to invest, and you can invest in mutual funds including index funds within those accounts. They aren't necessarily completely different. If you open an IRA and just park money in it, it's not doing much for you. You have to choose what you are investing in within your IRA. So, to me, it would make more sense to not have mutual funds (including index funds) on the list separately because they are used in 401ks, IRAs, and other investment accounts. Also, I think CDs should be on the list right after high yield savings accounts.
Anything that has the word "retirement" in it to me is not passive income. Assuming your IRA is not invested in individual stocks, dividends are usually reinvested and reflected on annual returns. Passive Income is anything that can increase cash flow without any labor on your part that you should have instant access to. HYSA, CD's, Dividend Stocks and Bond Interest via Brokerage Accounts are some basic examples. Dave may not like to call Real Estate passive income but you should invest in REIT's and that can effectively yield the same cash flow with no landlord responsibility. Credit Card rewards are technically rebates and Dave hates those but when you put all your needs on a card pay it off on time and reap cash rewards, that can be a hefty passive income stream as well.
i hear ya. got out of the market 3 years. i did fine, but hated the roller coaster.
HYSA? really? i dropped 200 k from my cash out in various cd's at 4.75-5.25 %.
guarnteed returns at guaranteed pay out schedules. i take ss in 2 years and i sleep like a baby. let the MARKET, THE ECONOMY, AND THE WORLD DO WHAT THEY WILL.
sometimes i wonder if these kids just want to cattle chute us into programs and ''ramsey
backed'' FA's that fatten their ''passive income''.
Yep as soon as she said the third type of account is a mutual fund I thought, "that's strange because it's not really an account type."
1) Regular savings account.
2) HYSA.
3) Mutual fund.
4) IRA.
5) 401(k)
6) Index fund.
Unfortunately, this is the most basic of the basic lists of passive income.
Thank you for confirming what I thought when reading the title of this video
Thank you for saving me 7 minutes and 44 seconds
This is a weird list. Mutual Fund and Index? Why both?
Barely counts as any type of passive income. This is a sad list ...
Thank you, saving me this 8 minutes
please i'm begging your team, can you please add video chapters to these videos with LISTS? please. For example, when she's talking about Passive Income#1, there's a time stamp right where she starts talking about it that we can jump to. You don't even have to spoil what they are in the chapter titles. It would be super helpful
Dave doesn't take advice from us poor peasants
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I always love your advice Rachel, I am doing all of these things except the index fund investing which i plan on doing in 6 months when my house is paid off.
Vanguard index funds like VTSAX are great, representing the entire US stock market
I think the initial entry is 3k so if you can’t afford that you can buy the ETF version VTI which is the same except you don’t need initial 3k, it’s packaged like a single stock unit representing the entire US stock market.
good and safe ideas
Can you do one for Canada?
Minimum amount needed to start investing?
What’s wrong with placing all money in either Roth IRA and 401K to S&P index mutual funds?
In Canada TFSA is good to save in right?
Yes but you have to make investments/savings within that account
Yes, the TFSA is a good vehicle, but you need to be wise in its use. You can have similar dangers with risky investments in this account, so you need to make sure you know what you are doing, but any gains in this account are completely tax free.
Yes, i love my TFSA… but yes, invest not just park money in it… open a wealthsimple account and buy index funds.
There are income restrictions for Roth and Traditional IRAs.
Why not include dividend stocks?
Rachel I have a Money market account with my credit union that yields about 5% return. I also have a high yield savings account account at about the same rate of return. Can you help or maybe do a future video on difference between these two or advantage or disadvantages between? They seem very similar return wise… thank you!
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These days they're basically the same. It used to be that money market came with checks and a debit card, though you were limited on how many withdrawals you could make each month.
A savings was tied to your checking account and you would have to call or go to the branch to move money over to checking in order to use it. With online banking and auto transfers now, there really isn't a difference and the Fed got rid of withdrawal limits a couple years ago.
Is CDs considered a way of earning passive income ?
Yes.
Given you are adamant against using credit cards, are you comfortable investing in those companies you despise? Should you hold investments in Visa and Mastercard when you disagree ethically and morally with the services they provide? How do you reconcile the conflict?
@@anthonymejia2481you mean they would not invest? Those companies were one the list she presented.
I have this problem too. I cannot bring myself to invest (support) Vanguard & Black Rock as they are wrecking the country with their greed. Ditto credit card companies and Big Pharma, Big Tech etc.
what does that mean, 'they would not' ?@@anthonymejia2481
Most people dont pay off credit cards before the billing cycle. 23% interest is a lot. When i was young i was dumb to pay creditcard interest. Now that am older i make money off those credi cards. Until we learn to be disciplined, better not to use credit cards.
Do you recommended CD?
It depends on what money you are using. If you’re thinking long term, it’s better to invest in an S&P 500. If it is your emergency fund, it’s best to have it in a high yield savings account, that way you have access to it without penalties. Personally, I don’t love CDs.
I like CDs right now with market at all time high. I've been laddering CDs since January with money becoming available each month for next 14 months so I have plenty money to put in market on pullback. I'm not DCAing in market right now with any money outside of small % I'm putting in 401k. I've been buying TLT in tax sheltered account in preps of rate cuts later in year amd been adding to reits like O and vici on big red days.
@@brianhall2525you can find a high yield savings account that close to a CD’s rate, without having your money tied up.
Thanks for your opinion. I needed this.
DCU credit union pays 6% on the first thousand
The old days, the emergency fund was there ro have for immediate need and interest didn't matter. Now Ramsey Solutions is promoting a HYSA that may take days to transfer funds and are not local. Why the change?
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Does anyone recommend a specific bank to open a high yield savings account with?
I've been with synchrony for a long time I'm happy with them
Marcus , Sofi
UFB is good. I'm getting 5.25% interest rate
I have Marcus for 2 years. So far so good 🙂
This is great and all but how do I get a high-yield savings account?
Do I just walk into my local credit union and tell them I want to open a high-yield savings account and fill out paperwork and give my information and thenpoof, it's done and I start earning?
Google banks with HYSA. Choose one and open up a savings account. I use Amex. Set up an account and choose where to wire your money from (like your current bank) or direct deposit into that savings account.
Most are online
Ally is paying like 4.25 apy right now
my company has a 401k but they do not match. I have maxed my roths every year. should i still be contributing to a 401k
If you have extra money it probably would not hurt to contribute to one. It will just be all the more money during retirement.
It depends, did you start contributing to your Roth early in life? Is maxing out your Roth 10% of your pay? Is there anything else extra money needs to go to first? (Emergency fund, high interest debt?)
What's the best way for people over 65 to earn passive income after retirement?
Onlyfans 😂 lol just kidding, my grandmother does quilting but I think a 4 laddered 1 year cd is not bad right now
If you have a substantial amount of money that you don’t need right away, a CD is a quick way to earn some monthly income. There are many short term CDs - like a 3 month, or a 6 month - where you don’t tie up your money for a long time.
Some banks have also high yield savings accounts, so you can make some money while your money is sitting there.
Most advisors recommend 2 years of expenses in cash, and then a 60/40 split of 60 % bonds or CD’s and 40 % riskier investments such as shares
I never thought I'd be sad to see interest rates go down but I will miss the 5.25% interest on my high yield savings account when the Fed cuts the rates. Had a good run though...
I can't believe I never knew that high yield savings accounts existed. I wish I would have known sooner!
I wouldn’t do a regular mutual fund
Not unless it’s tax deferred
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Clickbait.
This is not what people mean when they are searching for passive income ideas.
I’m looking for passive income TO invest lol
HSA!
IRAs, Mutual Funds, 401K, are NOT “different ways” to make passive income. They are all the same, only BASKETS where the fruits are placed. You can have all three, and have the same apples in all three, those are NOT different. This is why I dislike “personal finance” advisors having the audacity to give investment advise…
I trust her and her wealthy team more than whatever a person commenting to this has to say.
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Where is the 6% High Yield savings account.
It's offered by the same people that Dave gets his market beating 12% return mutual funds from.
I get a bit over 6% on my first $1000 at the DCU credit union, but it is pretty much impossible to get that rate on more than a limited amount of money.
So never use debt unless you’re the lender and receive interest. Got it.
You missed a lot, it can be advisable if you live in an area prone to natural disasters to keep your $1000 in cash. Also if you still have a home loan, having offset accounts to keep your emergency fund and college savings in can “earn “ you more money depending on your interest rate through lowering the amount of interest charged for the loan.
Rachel, c’mon 😂😂😂 we have seen your dad rant over “there’s no such thing as passive income.” Stop the clickbait sheesh
Rachel surely isn’t her father. She happens to be smarter than her dad.
@@bring.us.together she sure is. She repeats what he says so the money keeps flowing
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Doubt you made that much so quickly
Sure you did, bot.
What about CD's?
Yes I want info / opinions as well.
These are hardly considered Passive Income Ideas, a Savings Account ? Give me a break
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You dont need an emerency account just put the money in a money market account then transfer 50 to 75% into high growth shares depending on your situation ! And do this every pay day ! And if you credit card ! Put into that first !
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Low quality vid
Awful....
$1,000.00 emergency starter fund?!?!?! With todays inflation and the cost of everything through the roof…you might want to have a starter fund of $10,000.00!!!
$1,000 is where to start for those who have zero savings. After that they're to work toward 3 months of savings.
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