#10 is truly so underrated. In our culture everyone fantasizes the future, mourns the past and over analyzes the present. This was a fantastic video brother!
Hi Tae, I wanted to express my gratitude for your hard work in creating informative, simple-to-understand, pragmatic financial videos. Your content has significantly improved my financial literacy, despite my lack of a traditional financial background, and I believe this will help me better achieve my financial goals (I even have my own RUclips playlist with a few of your vids to help me!). Additionally, I appreciate your insights on sustaining financial responsibilities while having a family, as this is a goal I aspire to in the future. Again, thank you for your valuable contributions and dedication to helping others build wealth in a slow and steady manner.
You validated me so much when you told us a bit about your financial traumas in the past. I am currently experiencing so much regret since I am focused on paying debt, and I can't help but think 'if only'. I KNOW it's useless, but I can't help blame myself. Hearing you, who is a financial expert, also make financial mistakes makes it feel more okay that I am going through this journey, so thank you
I am 22 years old and lost my dad about half a year ago and I am going to receive some money soon. Would it be smart to grow my money in stocks for a few years while I am in college and then invest in rental properties afterwards, or should I go for real estate investing first?
@Charlesman_T mind sharing info of the professional guiding you please? truly appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress, thus the search for a reputable advisor
Invest in stocks, and hold for as long as possible. Index funds can take a lot of risk away. Start studying financial literacy more. A little bit of effort on a targeted plan over time will make all the difference. Compounding works with many skill sets and other things, besides compounding money through investing. Delayed gratification practice and big goals will help you do anything. Courage, positivity, research, and dedication will also get you there. By the way, it will all be an extremely long marathon called life. Very few things in life are sprints.
Park it into Fidelity Investments in the Money Market Government Fund. It is insured and earn 4.97% no penalties if you need it. Rentals will cause you trouble and take your eyes off of your studies. Wait and pray then invest in the stock market into mutual funds. Don’t hire an advisor as they will take your money! Keep listening to this man!
I don't know how much money you're going to get. But if you ARE going to college it might be wise to invest in good accomodation near campus. A small apartment, perhaps. That way not only will you be satisfying the real estate thing but also saving accomodation money. Then, when college is finished you can invest in something bigger for the partner/wife/kids. And knowing that you will have a place to retreat to if shit hits the fan.
I have a great Relationship with Money. I allow it to do what it was meant to do, Buy stuff. It doesn’t like to be jailed in a vault. It likes to flow freely. So my relationship is more like an acquaintance. Lol.
My life seems to centre a lot of my life, everything I do is influenced by money from what I buy to where I live, it's hard to not think about it. I do always talk about it to the point that I am pretty annoying with money
I embrace all these thoughts. It gives me reminders & confirmation I AM on the right path, which I tend to question from time to time…depending on the scary financial turbulence. BUT, I get so delighted when you consistently comment on your “Amazing Hair”. It makes me laugh out loud every time and releases the money thinking tension! I’m at the point, now, where I “wait for it”…so fun! It makes me like you & your advice A LOT! Thanks for doing the excellent research…being so dedicated, applicable, transparent, humble……just believably REAL….I feel like I have a trustworthy, go to financial guy, with amazing hair! 🤭 THANK YOU.
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#10 is truly so underrated. In our culture everyone fantasizes the future, mourns the past and over analyzes the present. This was a fantastic video brother!
Hi Tae, I wanted to express my gratitude for your hard work in creating informative, simple-to-understand, pragmatic financial videos. Your content has significantly improved my financial literacy, despite my lack of a traditional financial background, and I believe this will help me better achieve my financial goals (I even have my own RUclips playlist with a few of your vids to help me!).
Additionally, I appreciate your insights on sustaining financial responsibilities while having a family, as this is a goal I aspire to in the future. Again, thank you for your valuable contributions and dedication to helping others build wealth in a slow and steady manner.
Reminds of that MAD TV dating agency sketch
🎶“Lowered expectations”🎶
You validated me so much when you told us a bit about your financial traumas in the past. I am currently experiencing so much regret since I am focused on paying debt, and I can't help but think 'if only'. I KNOW it's useless, but I can't help blame myself. Hearing you, who is a financial expert, also make financial mistakes makes it feel more okay that I am going through this journey, so thank you
Amazing video. Found you from catching up to FI. Great guide to live by
Thank you
Always appreciate your videos. Having a video comparing the aggregator at 8:50 would be useful.
great video - spreading a positive message! Love it Tae
hey Tae, could you make a video about how you maintain and style your hair each day? do you use product every day etc? love your content!
This is gold.
Love your videos!!
I loved this video. Lots of valuable info and things I will continue to remind myself to cultivate my relationship with money
Thanks for the video!
its all in the hair! Great video.
Money is the sixth sense without which the full use of the other five is not possible. W Somerset Maugham
I am 22 years old and lost my dad about half a year ago and I am going to receive some money soon. Would it be smart to grow my money in stocks for a few years while I am in college and then invest in rental properties afterwards, or should I go for real estate investing first?
@Charlesman_T mind sharing info of the professional guiding you please? truly appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress, thus the search for a reputable advisor
Invest in stocks, and hold for as long as possible. Index funds can take a lot of risk away. Start studying financial literacy more. A little bit of effort on a targeted plan over time will make all the difference. Compounding works with many skill sets and other things, besides compounding money through investing. Delayed gratification practice and big goals will help you do anything. Courage, positivity, research, and dedication will also get you there. By the way, it will all be an extremely long marathon called life. Very few things in life are sprints.
Park it into Fidelity Investments in the Money Market Government Fund. It is insured and earn 4.97% no penalties if you need it. Rentals will cause you trouble and take your eyes off of your studies. Wait and pray then invest in the stock market into mutual funds. Don’t hire an advisor as they will take your money! Keep listening to this man!
I don't know how much money you're going to get. But if you ARE going to college it might be wise to invest in good accomodation near campus. A small apartment, perhaps. That way not only will you be satisfying the real estate thing but also saving accomodation money. Then, when college is finished you can invest in something bigger for the partner/wife/kids. And knowing that you will have a place to retreat to if shit hits the fan.
The hair is great
Very helpfull video. Congrats!
Great content 👌 👏 👍
Lmao I remember that skit😂
I have a great Relationship with Money. I allow it to do what it was meant to do, Buy stuff. It doesn’t like to be jailed in a vault. It likes to flow freely. So my relationship is more like an acquaintance. Lol.
Hi Tae, hope you're keeping cool this summer! I'm looking to open a new HYS account. Which bank do you recommend (i.e. Ally, SoFi, Capital One, etc.)?
i wasted 250.000 euro; what an idiot i was; i trusted people that cant be trusted...i done got wise now and live in the present
Tae, what happened to the blue polo?
My life seems to centre a lot of my life, everything I do is influenced by money from what I buy to where I live, it's hard to not think about it. I do always talk about it to the point that I am pretty annoying with money
Can we get a tour of this library gym lol
If Tae doesn't compliment his hair, I don't want to hear the video 😂
I embrace all these thoughts. It gives me reminders & confirmation I AM on the right path, which I tend to question from time to time…depending on the scary financial turbulence.
BUT, I get so delighted when you consistently comment on your “Amazing Hair”. It makes me laugh out loud every time and releases the money thinking tension! I’m at the point, now, where I “wait for it”…so fun! It makes me like you & your advice A LOT!
Thanks for doing the excellent research…being so dedicated, applicable, transparent, humble……just believably REAL….I feel like I have a trustworthy, go to financial guy, with amazing hair! 🤭 THANK YOU.
Err.....around 9.30 think pound Vs dollar! (And penny Vs cent)
FYI: It's an American idiom -- "Penny wise, pound foolish". Peace.
@@queenofgoodmoneyhabits yep, that was said in the vid, but if pennies should be equated as dollars the UK would have a much better exchange rate 😁
i don't think focusing on saving and accumulating money is healthy. You should spend more.
Did you watch the video?
Hint, number 9, 10:09 .