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Thanks guys for the awesome advice. I can relate to this, by mid 20s I had achieved my goals of owning a business owning a few investment properties. But being inexperienced I didn’t understand being over leveraged when the economy slows. I push the reset button 5 years ago. I’m am now 33 and with the knowledge I learned from those experiences and invested more time to learn about finance, I’m in the best financial position I have ever been. Thanks for your videos helping point us in the right direction.
Great episode, and advice I'm in that age bracket, my biggest regret in my 20's was not jumping on the housing market sooner and taking the opportunity in investing in shares being talked out of it by conservative european parents. Luckily I've made up for the lost opportunities with 2 big property purchases with future development opportunities. I would relay your message strongly take the educated risks in your 20's in shares, property or other forms of investing, and set up a strong foundation, its all about ensuring you can have the living standards in life that you want which will create the life style you enjoy.
Great anecdotal evidence here, Steven - thank you very much for sharing. This is valuable advice we would certainly agree too! Glad to hear it's worked out well for you.
*Hey everyone! Thanks for tuning into this week's "Money and Investing" Show. Now, we'd love to hear from you! What's the biggest financial mistake you've made in your 30s or 40s, or seen someone else make? Share your experiences in the comments below.* ⬇⬇⬇
Thanks guys for the awesome advice.
I can relate to this, by mid 20s I had achieved my goals of owning a business owning a few investment properties. But being inexperienced I didn’t understand being over leveraged when the economy slows.
I push the reset button 5 years ago. I’m am now 33 and with the knowledge I learned from those experiences and invested more time to learn about finance, I’m in the best financial position I have ever been.
Thanks for your videos helping point us in the right direction.
Not a problem at all! We are glad to have helped. A common thread for a lot of people out there - glad to hear you are back on your feet.
Great episode, and advice I'm in that age bracket, my biggest regret in my 20's was not jumping on the housing market sooner and taking the opportunity in investing in shares being talked out of it by conservative european parents. Luckily I've made up for the lost opportunities with 2 big property purchases with future development opportunities.
I would relay your message strongly take the educated risks in your 20's in shares, property or other forms of investing, and set up a strong foundation, its all about ensuring you can have the living standards in life that you want which will create the life style you enjoy.
Great anecdotal evidence here, Steven - thank you very much for sharing. This is valuable advice we would certainly agree too! Glad to hear it's worked out well for you.