I’ve been diligently working, saving, and contributing towards early retirement and financial freedom, but the economy so far has caused my portfolio to underperform. Do I keep contributing to my 401k or look at alternative sectors to meet my goals?
Yes to advisory service; my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 160% rise from early last year to date, summing up approx. $2.75k ROI. I and my FA are working on a 8-figure ballpark goal, though this could take another year.
Sophia Verdekal O'neal is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment if you like.
Thanks for putting this out... just inputted her full name on the web and at once found her consulting page; she seems highly professional and well-matched for the job.
FYI just to be clear to those who have big delusions of grandeur, this is not an entry level or junior position and often requires masters degree at minimum, he himself has a PHD and wasn't until his 30s he starting making the big bucks
Yup, I work in the same field with only a masters degree and 10+ years of experience and only make like 180-190k per year. His position is near the top end of what you can make in a non-management role that is not in Silicon Valley.
No. You are just being scammed. How long have you worked in each job for the last 10 years? If you haven't moved around every 2-3 years, then that would explain your low salary. The rest of us are eating puss after 2-3 years per company. The upper bound on his skillset and education would be closer to 350k before management.@@Matys1975
Well yeah, you can't really get a job in Artificial Intelligence without a PhD, or in some cases a master's degree would suffice, but a bachelor's degree won't be getting you any AI jobs.
@@JohnSmith-hr7fllol yes you can. I’m an AI Language Engagement Strategist and I do not have a PhD. I do have a masters but it’s in education since I transitioned from that career.
@@patriciaetienne5070 I see. Wow, that's good to know. I thought differently since some people I know who are in the field, say bachelor's degree jobs are pretty scarce, and when I go on job websites, a lot of AI jobs have a minimum requirement of a master's degree. How hard was it for you to get in the field? Do you think your master's degree in education is helping you get the job since that could be put to good use in the field?
THIS IS AMAZING! Hassam and I were roommates during his PhD days! He truly changed my life. Every bit of what he's gone to become was due to his hard work and he truly deserves it! He is one of my life long friends! ( Btw I live 25 mins away and Hassam only comes to see me once a year 🤣🤣🤣)
wait are you serious? He is trying to improve but it sounds like you need to reach out b/c he may not be good at reaching out. OMG this makes me so sad, please please change that. I would do anything to see my friends far away more, and you are so close.
What I love most about his situation is that he lives like someone who is making average money. No fancy cars, clothes just pure enjoyment of life. ❤❤❤
@@hassamsheikh I'm not the one that said you currently had 3 cars. I said that you have had 3 cars meaning you had a car, replaced it with a different car, then replaced that with a different car.
I hope he befriends local dads in the area so they can nerd out on tools once or twice a month, maybe enjoy some bbq, etc. Because human connection is still very important, no matter how much you are making. And he seems like such a good person. Hope he eventually find his tribe.
My favorite part of this story is that regardless of his lack of social life he finds these little things that brings him joy and he goes all in on them giving him little nuggets of happiness. Really enjoyed his story.
Oh my God this is Hassammm 😲. I have known this guy since 2005. I always used to call him a geek. Feeling so proud at the moment to see him where he is mashaAllah. He always has been bringing up something different to the table even during his studies. He has always been like this, simple outside and genius inside. Never boasted off his intellect and always been a low profile. never talked much but always been a keen observer. Used to be exceptional in Robotics. and one thing that I have always liked about him is that he has a caring and empathetic heart inside. He never tells much about himself but has always kept an eye on people in his surroundings. I can't explain how much I am happy to see this video. All his batch mates are so super proud of him. Way to go man 😃 keep shining. The sky is the limit for you.
@@yazdani0466 no. You were probably leading him on or he is not interested in you at all. Being friends with a girl as a single man is ALWAYS a huge loss for the man. For the woman its win win since you get that masculine protection.
He's a good guy and the gap between living in poverty and then quarter million salary is real. Kids who grow up upper middle class with never having to worry about buying food don't face these challenges. But to go from being hungry and struggling to suddenly having so much money, you don't know what to do with it.
Jobs will pay your bills business will make you rich but investment makes and you keep you wealthy the future is inevitable, I pray everyone here becomes successful
Everyone needs more than their salary to be financially stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly because money left for savings always ends up used without returns
Last year I was working full time budgeting groceries, unable to afford date nights, and missing time with my kids. Now I learn how to make money online. Now I'm a SAHM, homeschooling and making profits every week.
Well done hassam👍 It is always good to have a financial plan. I work with a professional planner and a fixed-income strategist in NY. the fixed-income portion of your portfolio won't simply serve as a buffer to the volatility of the equity portion of your portfolio but will provide legitimate income.
Female financial advisors are doing way better than the male ones now. The likes of Lauren Simmons, Kathy lien and the most successful of them all LUCY ROSE CARTER 🔥
Having an investment adviser is the best way to go about the market right now especially for near retirees. I've been in touch with LUCY ROSE CARTER for a while now mostly because I lack the depth knowledge and mental fortitude to deal with these recurring market conditions. I netted over 70k$ during this dip, that made it clear there's more to the market that we average joes don't know
What's interesting is he doesn't mention wanting to be in a relationship, and he's around the same age as me. I'm seeing commonalities these days with highly skilled millennials caring less about 'settling down' and more about financial freedom.
Learning that he grew up all the way in Pakistan and seeing where he is now is very inspiring to see. Hassam if you read this I wish you so many more blessings 🙌
This story turned out way different than I was expecting. I usually feel bad after watching these high-earner videos, but this one just makes me feel more motivated and optimistic about life. Wishing the best for Hassam and his future.
Great job on saving money! My husband and I did many similar things throughout our 20's, which allowed us to reach financial independence! It's so important to save when times are good so you don't find yourself in trouble when the unexpected occurs.
I’m an immigrant from Peru. I came to the US at 10 years of age. My childhood was very financially stressful. We had periods of money but more periods of financial constraints. My parents did not believe in saving therefore this was never taught to us. We were taught to take risks and live life as fully as possible even if it meant acquiring more debt than one could handle. It definitely taught me to live my life frugally and make saving a priority. I’m 45 now. I became a doctor and I’m semi retired (I only work when I need to). I do not own a million dollar home or drive $100k+ cars but I’m completely debt free and have freedom to do what I please with my time. Saving and investing are key. I would still need to put long hours had I pursuit material goals rather than financial freedom. I spend most of my time with my wife and three children. Your life is what you make of it. Don’t spend it making other people rich or pursuing material possessions to impress people that don’t care about you. Life is supposed to have a greater meaning than working to own stuff. Remember you cannot take any of that with you when you die.
That’s so interesting. I grew up being taught the opposite mindset. Can you tell me what it was like growing up like that? How do you think it’s formed you?
wow!! from barely having to afford anything to having reached the education of a Phd and work as an AI scientist is very amazing. Congrats!!! Hassam Sheikh is an inspiration.
I also worked very hard to get a PhD in mathematics, but not enjoying the fruits of my hard work. I work as a full time lecturer at a very well known university based in Manhattan, and the university is enjoying the fruits of my 7 years of hard work, and they are paying me 69K a year in return.
start uploading your lectures on youtube and monotise your account. If you have 0 views no worrys as you already got paid for that lecture, but imagine if you get views then you get paid twice for 1 lecture.
Also might I recommend either looking at private high schools in Manhattan or public schools elsewhere, you’d be surprised what directors of math departments at public school systems can make, really
Our entire economy is based on the vast majority of people spending all of their money. If everyone became financially responsible, we would suffer the worst economic depression in history
I’d be retiring or working less in 5 years, and curious to know how best people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments, I earn around $190k per year but nothing to show for it yet.
money advice is subjective, what works for you may not work for me. I would suggest getting rid of any unnecessary purchases, especially things that cost you monthly, or better still consider financial advisory.
Agreed, I'm quite lucky exposed to finance at early age, started full time job at 19, purchased first home 28. Going forward, got laid off 36 amid covid-outbreak and at once consulted an advisor. As of today, I'm barely 10% short of $1m after 100s of thousands invested.
Great! mind if I look up your advisor please? only invest in my 401k through my employer as of now, but enthused about investing for my eventual retirement
I've shuffled through investment coaches and yes, they can be positively impactful to an individual's portfolio, but do your due diligence to find a coach with grit, one that withstood the 08' crash. For me, "Teresa L. Athas" turned out to be better and smarter than all the advisors I ever worked with till date, I’ve never met anyone with as much conviction.
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields
This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $485k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently
This is what makes America so awesome! You can come anywhere in the world and shine through your hard work, contribute to the state coffers and build your life unhindered!
Thanks so much for sharing this. I literally was just thinking about my financial situation before clicking on this video. This is so inspiring! And go Fellow Knight!
The vid never says how much he already has saved. That’s probably a big factor. He is also saving 100k a year while still renovating his house and paying mortgage. Right now he’s saving at least 8.5k a month, after the house is done he will probably save 12.5k a month. Assuming he has a pretty huge nest egg already and might be foreseeing more pay raises it’s definitely possible.
Kudos to this guy, he clearly is great with money. But why buy a 6 bedroom house if you live by yourself? Seems excessive. No hate tho, congrats to this guys success.
Rafael all these things are to curb the loneliness ie no social life. Why do you think he is spending most of his income on home improvements, and fancy food that he eats at home. Apart from that job he has no life if they fired him tomorrow i doubt he would leave his house unless to buy groceries.
Its called House Hacking. Its a smart investment strategy and excellent way to make passive income. Yeah 6 rooms is excessive for just him but if he is able to rent out the rest of the rooms, imagine how much more he makes per month.
I was honestly surprised how the house hacking aspect was not brought up in more detail. This is how I managed to live in my house for free. Renting out 2 of the bedrooms while I lived in the master bedroom and working full time. Such a great way to save money.
@@pakigangsta5 Newer houses are skewing larger due to zoning/permitting. If you buy an older house, you tend to inherit a lot of maintenance / issues.
@@pakigangsta5 In the US, homes are investments. The government heavily restricts the building of new homes to ensure they continue to go up in value. Due to that, historically buying a home far larger than you need has a good financial decision
Yup, I have a masters and have been working in that field for 10 years. My salary is about 180-190k as an individual contributor working in the midwest of the US. It was not that easy to get to the spot I am at now, required a lot of hard work after getting out of school
Congrats, Hassam! You are now reaping the fruits of your hard work. I resonate a lot with your story. I immigrated to Canada some years ago. Started from the bottom as a student. First few years were tough with a tight budget and multiple challenges. But I overcame them too and now I am working for a tech company making 6 figures a year. It is possible to achieve our dreams if we work hard for them and never give up. 🙂
Congratulations!! 🎉 His hard work & diligence has paid off. I hope he finds some friends at the university, in a young professionals group, Church, or tries to join a meet up to meet people with the same hobbies. He seems sweet & I hope he continues to enjoy the fruits of his hard work.
Certainly and productivity is optimized, it also applies to the tech, financial and digital markets. But investing is not as easy as it looks though, It could get really technical
indeed, most people downplay the roles of financial planning and the role of experts in it, until burnt by there mistakes. If you have that much money sitting in your bank account, that means that you are not investing your money properly.
OMG i see myself in Hassam. I also grew up in Lahore Pakistan. Moved to US at age 21. Came from lower middle class so didn't have any support. Worked full time in minimum wage jobs working 50hrs while went to school full time so could get grants and scholarships. Switched to a job which paid 10k a year for school and education. Worked 50 hours over therw as well. Graduated with degree in Information systems and 15k in student loans. Spent all the money i had saved up to pay off student loan right after i saw forst interest add up on the loan. Started job in my field . Got married in 2015. Bought house in 2019 and have a son. I also do not have any social life. Never did because of work and school. I am also homebody and waste too much money on tools. Started investing in stocks in 2019 and already doubled what i i invested in. That's beaide mutual funds and 401k. Bought house with 20% down and never had car loan more than 6 months. Never paid interest on a credit card in my life. The only difference is that i love to travel and spend way too much money on it. Watching Hassam was like i was watching myself..So proud of him!
would you date him or interested in marrying him ? can you take care of his needs and follow his lead and be a good submissive wife ? If so, go ahead. If not, get lost
The tactics for using borrowed money are very good to know I feel like I would fail to check. I have to remember to check the used car cost index and use that to get the loan now and best price for paying it off Same with credit score and all, but I feel less urgent as I currently don't have a car
Ladies and gents what’s stuck out to me is, this guy makes 250k/year SINGLE in ORLANDO! That’s like making $450-550k/year in NYC, LA, CHICAGO (+surrounding areas)..
Would totally befriend this guy, I mean as once poor Asian nerds we grind the studying and working hard stuff just to be financially secure, then off to whatever gets our adrenaline pumping.
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Well done
Congrats Hassam! At what age are you planning to retire?
@@i_love_god10 around 40.
Well done!! You're doing incredibly well and have built such a wonderful daily life!
Well done, sir!!
I’ve been diligently working, saving, and contributing towards early retirement and financial freedom, but the economy so far has caused my portfolio to underperform. Do I keep contributing to my 401k or look at alternative sectors to meet my goals?
Keep contributing; remember you are in for the long haul. However, I'd suggest you consider advisory services at this point in time.
Yes to advisory service; my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 160% rise from early last year to date, summing up approx. $2.75k ROI. I and my FA are working on a 8-figure ballpark goal, though this could take another year.
@@MarieLegrand-p7z
Ambitious! Could you be kind enough with details of your advisor please? In dire need of proper asset allocation.
Sophia Verdekal O'neal is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment if you like.
Thanks for putting this out... just inputted her full name on the web and at once found her consulting page; she seems highly professional and well-matched for the job.
It’s so nice to see great stories about smart people who worked hard for what they have!
FYI just to be clear to those who have big delusions of grandeur, this is not an entry level or junior position and often requires masters degree at minimum, he himself has a PHD and wasn't until his 30s he starting making the big bucks
Yup, I work in the same field with only a masters degree and 10+ years of experience and only make like 180-190k per year. His position is near the top end of what you can make in a non-management role that is not in Silicon Valley.
No. You are just being scammed. How long have you worked in each job for the last 10 years? If you haven't moved around every 2-3 years, then that would explain your low salary. The rest of us are eating puss after 2-3 years per company. The upper bound on his skillset and education would be closer to 350k before management.@@Matys1975
Well yeah, you can't really get a job in Artificial Intelligence without a PhD, or in some cases a master's degree would suffice, but a bachelor's degree won't be getting you any AI jobs.
@@JohnSmith-hr7fllol yes you can. I’m an AI Language Engagement Strategist and I do not have a PhD. I do have a masters but it’s in education since I transitioned from that career.
@@patriciaetienne5070 I see. Wow, that's good to know. I thought differently since some people I know who are in the field, say bachelor's degree jobs are pretty scarce, and when I go on job websites, a lot of AI jobs have a minimum requirement of a master's degree. How hard was it for you to get in the field? Do you think your master's degree in education is helping you get the job since that could be put to good use in the field?
THIS IS AMAZING! Hassam and I were roommates during his PhD days! He truly changed my life. Every bit of what he's gone to become was due to his hard work and he truly deserves it! He is one of my life long friends! ( Btw I live 25 mins away and Hassam only comes to see me once a year 🤣🤣🤣)
wait are you serious? He is trying to improve but it sounds like you need to reach out b/c he may not be good at reaching out. OMG this makes me so sad, please please change that. I would do anything to see my friends far away more, and you are so close.
We still talk pretty often, Hassam is just a home body ya know 🤣
Sounds like he is whipped and has been domesticated! People had great hopes in him! But alas! We lost him to the dark side!
The call out 😂
Omg Hassam, this guy just publicly roasted you! Getttem 😅
Hassam’s phone is about to be blowing up with aunties who have single daughters 😂
YOU know alot
100%😂
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😂I was thinking the same. The only saving grace is those aunties don’t watch CNBC!
I am still waiting for that time even after 5 months
Hassam deserves it, always nice to see hardworking people bear the fruits of their labor.
hard-working, smart, genuine, down-to-earth guy - much better role model than the finfluencers
Wish I was as smart as him. I sucked at math.
What I love most about his situation is that he lives like someone who is making average money. No fancy cars, clothes just pure enjoyment of life. ❤❤❤
Just like the book “the millionaire next door” 🎯
3 cars. Yeah just like my neighbor…
@@greentea_he says has had 3 cars not currently have 3 cars, which is normal.
@@dec1slh i never had 3 cars. I always had 1 car. I switched every year. The honda in the video is not mine. It belongs to my tenant
@@hassamsheikh I'm not the one that said you currently had 3 cars. I said that you have had 3 cars meaning you had a car, replaced it with a different car, then replaced that with a different car.
As an immigrant myself and someone who grew up poor, it’s inspiring to see that all ur hard work has paid off.
I hope he befriends local dads in the area so they can nerd out on tools once or twice a month, maybe enjoy some bbq, etc. Because human connection is still very important, no matter how much you are making. And he seems like such a good person. Hope he eventually find his tribe.
Awesome idea. He should def do that. Seems like such a great guy.
He has his tribe at the mosque. Don’t worry about thatS
My favorite part of this story is that regardless of his lack of social life he finds these little things that brings him joy and he goes all in on them giving him little nuggets of happiness. Really enjoyed his story.
Oh my God this is Hassammm 😲. I have known this guy since 2005. I always used to call him a geek. Feeling so proud at the moment to see him where he is mashaAllah.
He always has been bringing up something different to the table even during his studies. He has always been like this, simple outside and genius inside. Never boasted off his intellect and always been a low profile. never talked much but always been a keen observer. Used to be exceptional in Robotics. and one thing that I have always liked about him is that he has a caring and empathetic heart inside. He never tells much about himself but has always kept an eye on people in his surroundings. I can't explain how much I am happy to see this video. All his batch mates are so super proud of him. Way to go man 😃 keep shining. The sky is the limit for you.
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he's all that but you still didn't date him?🤣
@@jrex3575 was it necessary? Can't a man and a woman just be good friends?
@@yazdani0466 no. You were probably leading him on or he is not interested in you at all. Being friends with a girl as a single man is ALWAYS a huge loss for the man. For the woman its win win since you get that masculine protection.
Love that you guys are showing more love to us tech nerds!
He's a good guy and the gap between living in poverty and then quarter million salary is real. Kids who grow up upper middle class with never having to worry about buying food don't face these challenges. But to go from being hungry and struggling to suddenly having so much money, you don't know what to do with it.
Jobs will pay your bills business will make you rich but investment makes and you keep you wealthy the future is inevitable, I pray everyone here becomes successful
Everyone needs more than their salary to be financially stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly because money left for savings always ends up used without returns
Starting early is the best way to getting ahead of build wealth, investing remains the priority
Last year I was working full time budgeting groceries, unable to afford date nights, and missing time with my kids. Now I learn how to make money online. Now I'm a SAHM, homeschooling and making profits every week.
@lindapoplin7150I will personally introduce you to my account manager Mrs Catherine of UCLA Anderson financial Institute
@lindapoplin7150 her availability is on (face book) 👇
Well done hassam👍
It is always good to have a financial plan. I work with a professional planner and a fixed-income strategist in NY. the fixed-income portion of your portfolio won't simply serve as a buffer to the volatility of the equity portion of your portfolio but will provide legitimate income.
Female financial advisors are doing way better than the male ones now. The likes of Lauren Simmons, Kathy lien and the most successful of them all LUCY ROSE CARTER 🔥
Having an investment adviser is the best way to go about the market right now especially for near retirees. I've been in touch with LUCY ROSE CARTER for a while now mostly because I lack the depth knowledge and mental fortitude to deal with these recurring market conditions. I netted over 70k$ during this dip, that made it clear there's more to the market that we average joes don't know
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What a hustler.
Sacrificed 4 years, living under the poverty line to keep studying and became a scientist.
Props to this man.
It’s really difficult to make friends as an adult
What's interesting is he doesn't mention wanting to be in a relationship, and he's around the same age as me. I'm seeing commonalities these days with highly skilled millennials caring less about 'settling down' and more about financial freedom.
he motivates me to get my homework done. One step closer to graduating with my bachelors and learning how to save!!
Learning that he grew up all the way in Pakistan and seeing where he is now is very inspiring to see. Hassam if you read this I wish you so many more blessings 🙌
Thank you
Kudos! This is a great example of a good person who did not grow up in a privileged background and built up his career from scratch.
Nerds deserve that kind of money.
He is a jock salary earner
I would love to hear more about his car purchasing strategy.
This story turned out way different than I was expecting. I usually feel bad after watching these high-earner videos, but this one just makes me feel more motivated and optimistic about life. Wishing the best for Hassam and his future.
Love it, This was a huge motivation for me to continue pushing through. And also GGMU!!!
Great job on saving money! My husband and I did many similar things throughout our 20's, which allowed us to reach financial independence! It's so important to save when times are good so you don't find yourself in trouble when the unexpected occurs.
Amazing! Saving 50% of salary is great! Hope he makes it to the 50m saving goal.
He will. He’ll be up to $500k in no time
10m was his goal. Not 50m
@@farzana6676 i think we all got that smartass
Cool. Glad to see people still view the US as the land where dreams come true. And are willing to work to make sure that happens!
Down to earth and hard working man, thanks for sharing his story
we loved your story hassam! cheers to your hard work
I find Hassam so endearing. Well done Hassam! You're a great inspiration.
I’m an immigrant from Peru. I came to the US at 10 years of age. My childhood was very financially stressful. We had periods of money but more periods of financial constraints. My parents did not believe in saving therefore this was never taught to us. We were taught to take risks and live life as fully as possible even if it meant acquiring more debt than one could handle. It definitely taught me to live my life frugally and make saving a priority. I’m 45 now. I became a doctor and I’m semi retired (I only work when I need to). I do not own a million dollar home or drive $100k+ cars but I’m completely debt free and have freedom to do what I please with my time. Saving and investing are key. I would still need to put long hours had I pursuit material goals rather than financial freedom. I spend most of my time with my wife and three children. Your life is what you make of it. Don’t spend it making other people rich or pursuing material possessions to impress people that don’t care about you. Life is supposed to have a greater meaning than working to own stuff. Remember you cannot take any of that with you when you die.
This is very interesting. A great number of Americans do not believe in saving, and as a saver, I have never understood why.
Best comment I have ever read in RUclips and a life lesson
That’s so interesting. I grew up being taught the opposite mindset. Can you tell me what it was like growing up like that? How do you think it’s formed you?
wow!! from barely having to afford anything to having reached the education of a Phd and work as an AI scientist is very amazing. Congrats!!! Hassam Sheikh is an inspiration.
I also worked very hard to get a PhD in mathematics, but not enjoying the fruits of my hard work. I work as a full time lecturer at a very well known university based in Manhattan, and the university is enjoying the fruits of my 7 years of hard work, and they are paying me 69K a year in return.
Go into Computer Science/AI and you will at least tripple your salary. Good luck
69k a year in NYC? PhD in mathematics? You screwed up. You could at least be a data analyst.
start uploading your lectures on youtube and monotise your account. If you have 0 views no worrys as you already got paid for that lecture, but imagine if you get views then you get paid twice for 1 lecture.
Also might I recommend either looking at private high schools in Manhattan or public schools elsewhere, you’d be surprised what directors of math departments at public school systems can make, really
I am impressed he lives simply unlike other people in Florida who only care about what others think of them. We need more Hassams in this world.
Our entire economy is based on the vast majority of people spending all of their money. If everyone became financially responsible, we would suffer the worst economic depression in history
Bravo on saving the money, but he lives like a hermit. It's so much beautiful in this world to see. Save but live at the same time.
Anyone have more content on his car buying strategy? I’ve never heard of this way.
This is so good!
I’d be retiring or working less in 5 years, and curious to know how best people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments, I earn around $190k per year but nothing to show for it yet.
money advice is subjective, what works for you may not work for me. I would suggest getting rid of any unnecessary purchases, especially things that cost you monthly, or better still consider financial advisory.
Agreed, I'm quite lucky exposed to finance at early age, started full time job at 19, purchased first home 28. Going forward, got laid off 36 amid covid-outbreak and at once consulted an advisor. As of today, I'm barely 10% short of $1m after 100s of thousands invested.
Great! mind if I look up your advisor please? only invest in my 401k through my employer as of now, but enthused about investing for my eventual retirement
I've shuffled through investment coaches and yes, they can be positively impactful to an individual's portfolio, but do your due diligence to find a coach with grit, one that withstood the 08' crash. For me, "Teresa L. Athas" turned out to be better and smarter than all the advisors I ever worked with till date, I’ve never met anyone with as much conviction.
excellent share, Just looked up her name and spotted her consulting page ranked top. after reviewing her credentials i reached out to her.
Awesome story 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 your the Man Hassam 😎 Keep it up !
Very nice man! Keep up the good work! Greetings from Germany
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields
This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $485k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently
Wow, that's stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio
I've actually been looking into advisors lately, the news
I've been seeing in the market hasn't been so encouraging. who's the person guiding you?
Proud of your journey, wow !!
This is what makes America so awesome! You can come anywhere in the world and shine through your hard work, contribute to the state coffers and build your life unhindered!
It's nice to see a millennial that is doing well and not blowing all his money!!! I hope he's investing in an SP500 fund for the long term!!!
That's my majority of portfolio
@@hassamsheikh That's fantastic! You'll be a millionaire many times over if you keep it up! Money is security!! Enjoy and stick to it!
Thanks so much for sharing this. I literally was just thinking about my financial situation before clicking on this video. This is so inspiring! And go Fellow Knight!
Seems like a nice guy that knows what he wants in life
can someone explain how he'll have around 10M saved for early retirement if he's only socking away 100k/year?
The vid never says how much he already has saved. That’s probably a big factor. He is also saving 100k a year while still renovating his house and paying mortgage. Right now he’s saving at least 8.5k a month, after the house is done he will probably save 12.5k a month. Assuming he has a pretty huge nest egg already and might be foreseeing more pay raises it’s definitely possible.
@@slee2843 sure, if he has 9 million in prior savings it makes sense. I think that's misleading and defeats the point of the video.
Kudos to this guy, he clearly is great with money. But why buy a 6 bedroom house if you live by yourself? Seems excessive. No hate tho, congrats to this guys success.
Long story but it was a calculated risk that paid off really well.
I think he also said that he occasionally rents out rooms as well
Rafael all these things are to curb the loneliness ie no social life. Why do you think he is spending most of his income on home improvements, and fancy food that he eats at home. Apart from that job he has no life if they fired him tomorrow i doubt he would leave his house unless to buy groceries.
@@hassamsheikh I’m not hating on you man! I’m glad it worked out, I also own a huge home but I have 3 kids lol.
Its called House Hacking. Its a smart investment strategy and excellent way to make passive income. Yeah 6 rooms is excessive for just him but if he is able to rent out the rest of the rooms, imagine how much more he makes per month.
I was honestly surprised how the house hacking aspect was not brought up in more detail. This is how I managed to live in my house for free. Renting out 2 of the bedrooms while I lived in the master bedroom and working full time. Such a great way to save money.
Why not just buy a smaller home? Seems counterproductive
@@pakigangsta5 Newer houses are skewing larger due to zoning/permitting. If you buy an older house, you tend to inherit a lot of maintenance / issues.
@@pakigangsta5 In the US, homes are investments. The government heavily restricts the building of new homes to ensure they continue to go up in value. Due to that, historically buying a home far larger than you need has a good financial decision
I should do this as well
Can also rent out your car on Turo. It's like the AirBnB of cars; you become the Enterprise Rent a car of your local neighborhood
This is my goal once i get my masters in data science. Make over 100k is my goal. Data scientist it is.
Yup, I have a masters and have been working in that field for 10 years. My salary is about 180-190k as an individual contributor working in the midwest of the US. It was not that easy to get to the spot I am at now, required a lot of hard work after getting out of school
@@Matys1975Luckly i already have a jkb as a financial analyst, so hopefully when im done i can transition to the data science department.
this guy is like me spending on normal a lot on things like food and tools that makes me happy more than cars or clothes.
Erik one difference you most likely have friends, social activities , a social life he doesn't..
Agreed, this guy stays home playing with power tools and cats. WTF? He should be out living life.
What he said at the end is what it's all about. Hard work eventually pays off.
Congrats, Hassam! You are now reaping the fruits of your hard work. I resonate a lot with your story. I immigrated to Canada some years ago. Started from the bottom as a student. First few years were tough with a tight budget and multiple challenges. But I overcame them too and now I am working for a tech company making 6 figures a year. It is possible to achieve our dreams if we work hard for them and never give up. 🙂
That’s amazing! All that hard work you deserve the best 🎉❤
I need to stop being so scared of loss that I fail to succeed.
The path to success involves some risk and growth, and it will also make you happier 🙂
Congratulations!! 🎉 His hard work & diligence has paid off. I hope he finds some friends at the university, in a young professionals group, Church, or tries to join a meet up to meet people with the same hobbies. He seems sweet & I hope he continues to enjoy the fruits of his hard work.
He really just inspired me to work hard, save harder and invest even harder,
It's always good to have a financial plan, as well as a life plan
Certainly and productivity is optimized, it also applies to the tech, financial and digital markets. But investing is not as easy as it looks though, It could get really technical
I'm pretty sure he's investing all that money saved
indeed, most people downplay the roles of financial planning and the role of experts in it, until burnt by there mistakes. If you have that much money sitting in your bank account, that means that you are not investing your money properly.
I expected him to talk about giving his family back and helping..
I did the help.
thank you Hassam for your inspiring story
Having a social life is over exaggerated. If you want to have it, great work towards it. If you don’t, just do what makes you happy.
OMG i see myself in Hassam. I also grew up in Lahore Pakistan. Moved to US at age 21. Came from lower middle class so didn't have any support. Worked full time in minimum wage jobs working 50hrs while went to school full time so could get grants and scholarships. Switched to a job which paid 10k a year for school and education. Worked 50 hours over therw as well. Graduated with degree in Information systems and 15k in student loans. Spent all the money i had saved up to pay off student loan right after i saw forst interest add up on the loan. Started job in my field . Got married in 2015. Bought house in 2019 and have a son. I also do not have any social life. Never did because of work and school. I am also homebody and waste too much money on tools. Started investing in stocks in 2019 and already doubled what i i invested in. That's beaide mutual funds and 401k. Bought house with 20% down and never had car loan more than 6 months. Never paid interest on a credit card in my life. The only difference is that i love to travel and spend way too much money on it. Watching Hassam was like i was watching myself..So proud of him!
Hrmm, lock in the highest APR on an auto loan to get the lowest MSRP, then pay off the loan. Clever
Well done Hassam!
nothing wrong with buying tools. You’re my kind of guys to hang out with.
Keep moving forward, just be wise with money if you're in the edge.
This is great. However, I hope the audience doesn't get the wrong idea that you need to make 250K a year to be able to save and invest for future.
Another pro tip: you can also rent out your car on Turo. It's like the AirBnB of cars; you become the Enterprise Rent a car of your local neighborhood
Truly fabulous! LOVE the cats' names, too funny! Wishing you all the best in life!
This is so good . I got encouraged as a PhD student in stem
I'm near Orlando. I wish i could meet Hassam. He seems very chill
LinkedIn?
@@hassamsheikh I'm at Lisa Lu, PharmD
Dunno if RUclips will let me post my URL
would you date him or interested in marrying him ? can you take care of his needs and follow his lead and be a good submissive wife ? If so, go ahead. If not, get lost
@@irshviralvideo weird comment. Are you his mom? Lol but we met up and hung out with some friends at the science museum.
@@risa-ru are you attracted to him ? in a couple of years you would regret not wifing him up.
Shaikh sahib chaa gaye! I would recommend putting more into tax advantaged accounts.
$250K/year in Orlando is a fortune.
I bet he'd be a very good friend!
Nice work Hassan! You’re an inspiration!😊
Pure inspiration, keep on elevating and lock on.
This guy has character!! So funny and smart
might just be me, but I was getting anxiety watching his VSCode stuck trying to SSH 😅
Well done! But there seems to be one thing missing...the talk about a future Mrs Hassam and plans for little Hassams...Lol
why ? you interested in him ? you need to be submissive and a good pure girl first
Beautiful story Hassam. You’re an inspiration, thank you.
The car thing, bad financing to get the price down, I would like more information on how to negotiate worse financing and a better price now please!
I love cooking too very intelligent gentleman
This is amazing! You seem like a great person and I hope you have happiness!
Very nice. He is smart and know early in life the meaning of saving money. Good luck Hassam, you will do well in life.
Genius car buying hack!!! I will try that with my next one!
Girls, put a ring on this one!!!!
The tactics for using borrowed money are very good to know
I feel like I would fail to check. I have to remember to check the used car cost index and use that to get the loan now and best price for paying it off
Same with credit score and all, but I feel less urgent as I currently don't have a car
This man 😍😍😍 keep doing you dude!
I can only think of one word.. Impressive
So inspirational. Best wishes to Hassam!
no wife, no kids, no phony friendships, good money...no wonder this dude is happy as a clam.
Ladies and gents what’s stuck out to me is, this guy makes 250k/year SINGLE in ORLANDO! That’s like making $450-550k/year in NYC, LA, CHICAGO (+surrounding areas)..
250k a year and rents out him spare room to students to help pay the mortgage. Love it !!
He wrongly said to cover the mortgage, he is probably paying a lot more to pay it off sooner like with his car loans.
Great story! Love the cats name :D Deborha Donatella🔥
Great job. What an amazing story!
No social life? No problem! Do what you love, and relevant people will come around
I like his vibe...its brilliance mixed with hard work mixed with genius
Pretty cool video.I admire him.Good role model
Would totally befriend this guy, I mean as once poor Asian nerds we grind the studying and working hard stuff just to be financially secure, then off to whatever gets our adrenaline pumping.
This salary plus more is the goal 😌