It's amazing how society makes "saving money" seem "uncool". Spent much of my 20's looking fresh while being broke, in-spite of knowing that my expensive habits were keeping me broke. It took a great deal of not-giving-a-f@$# to actually ignore the comments and opinions of friends and family as I attempted to fix my financial situation. I skipped out on frequent shopping and ordering appetizers and beverages... Instead I opted for free water at restaurants and pre-gammed when going out to bars. Social pressure can be a real b****... Fast forward to today, I've been able to payoff all debt (except my house) and begin my passive income journey. I cannot thank channels like Nate's for the constant encouragement to do what will pay-off, even if peers don't think it's cool. 👍
@@nosolar2023 actually, i am not being punished... saving money is just a means of creating a surplus of money to set aside. I've used the money that I have saved to build and invest in businesses. The stock market has been crashing so I've been investing into dividend paying companies that are getting beaten up. Hopefully it will pay off, but only time will tell.
I'm 50 years old and I learn a lot from your channel. When I was growing up Minimalism did not exist, at least in California. It was either excessive consumerism or hippie b.s. I'm just saying you have older fans out there.
Minimalism has existed for centuries, how do you think poor people lived? Or, those living through WWI and WWII, only the very wealthy could afford to live in luxury, the rest worked for them!
@@sjordan7085 minimalism does not equal poverty! Minimalism is a personal choice, not something you have to stick to because you don't have money >.> why are you mixing them up?
I feel like Nate's channel is the dad that some of us never had. My dad made me terrified of credit cards as a child becuase of his debt and I was actually proud of never having owned one until the reality of not having a credit score hit me hard lol. Keep up the simplified yet great content :)
@@NateOBrien Or people who value their time more. If you have a ton of money, it's super worth it to save your own time. That said, for most people probably not...
@@NateOBrien Sometimes they have different connections than what can be found online, too. Kind of like having an employment centre look over your resume when you're not sure which resume suits your needs.
well definitely true. i personally think they actually they are are irrelevant but they are able to still reach the people that want to pay for the service instead of doing it themselves. So there is still a market for them. Good Point!
Great video as always Nate! My biggest pet peeve when it comes to unnecessary spending is “lifestyle inflation” when people get a bigger salary so they adjust their lifestyle expenses to match their salary and because of this, they generally never get ahead. Instead of keeping their expenses as they are, they increase them to look like “they’ve arrived”. I’m a firm believer that you can definitely go broke trying to look rich. Your channel is a huge motivation for me and my channel, thank you so much for your value added videos!!
Reggie Bryant I fell into lifestyle inflation the last few years, and is now getting back on track. Freedom is the only thing that matters, and being debt free gives me that feeling. And I am no longer stressed, deciding which CC to pay off was awful.
_Unique paramination technology, have you heard about this? The technology of 2020, which will be introduced by new cryptocurrencies. There is such a PRIZM (PZM) coin, and this is its patented technology! Cryptocurrency is truly decentralized
In addition to the main forging mechanism, which does not increase the amount of funds in the system, in PZM there is an additional ParaMining mechanism that creates new coins according to standard mathematics metrics for the development of a normalized financial system in the context of the global economy. According to calculations, only such a format for the growth of the mass of coins can provide a gradual and confident replacement of all currently existing economic instruments.
I love when you talk about health and lifestyle you can tell your passionate about it, and it’s a depressing truth but something we need to remind ourselves of everyday!
1. Overpaying for vacations. 2. Buying a home too soon. 3. Food delivery. 4. Trusting other people too much with your money. 5. Double whammy. 6. Payday loans . 7. Making excuses especially when it comes to finances.
Good advice! Also don't get involved in gambling or playing the lottery. My parents spent so much money on lottery tickets, it's just such a waste of money!!
Consumerism got me again after being minimalistic. Clothing has always been something I love. It did create a way to have a timeless but also a fun wardrobe I love now. Also just the quarantine trends throughout this year. I tried a lot of crafts and spent a lot.
We learned to do so many calculations at school, then at college, and nowhere do they teach us how to handle money. Here in Brazil they still believe that to be rich, you need to study. But I already see a mass of graduates and financially unsuccessful people. As Nate always describes that our habits dictate the direction of our finances.
I saw my first video of you 5 days ago, literally now I have seen more than 20. Nate, you are an inspiration, please continue to publish more and more videos, you rock! Greetings from Chile :)
Great vid as usual! One thing on buying a house though, when you pay rent you have no return on that money, its gone. When your paying a house, yeah it could be more expensive, but at least (if bought right) you will make a return on your initial investment.
I wish I had this knowledge 20 years back when I was your age Nate. How did you learn so much about money to this young age. Is it all from your parents. I want my daughter to learn all this and build her wealth. I want my 11 year old daughter to watch your videos during the time she’s growing up😊
Nate, you are wise beyond your years, son! Your advice is sagely. I love your comment that you do not like to blame anyone else. It means that you take ownership and contemplate the consequences of all your thoughts, words and deeds. I am very proud of you. Infinite Blessings.
Enjoy Vienna, it's beautiful! I actually went there recently after watching your tips on how to find cheap flights! The flights only ended up costing me about £40
In this isolation we managed to save money, no going out (all restaurants and shops being closed) and I only bought books for my toddler and food. We cook at home and even not buying more gas for our car every two weeks helped a lot. I am actually decluttering again my wardrobe (it’s rather small but we live in around 55 sqm) after donating and selling a lot in the last couple of years. When I was younger I would never hustle to make more money, I’m 33 soon and after graduating in foreign languages and having no inspiration whatsoever to starting my own business I got a job like everyone else. I follow Jade Darmawangsa and found your channel 2 days ago. Jade’s 19 and she’s absolutely amazing, just like you. She started her own business at 16. I think it’s remarkable and I feel grateful that I can learn from younger generations that have a better understanding of what working smarter means. I live in Europe and I also have this irrational fear of making business mistakes. Make you could do a video on making mistakes and surpassing them? Just a though. I watched lots of your videos and I am watching some more. I actually know I’m learning useful things thanks to you so I see it as an investment.
So many good points, Nate. I saw an ABC story from May of 2019 that stated a shocking 40% of American adults surveyed said they couldn’t come up with $400.00 in case of an unexpected expense and still pay their bills. Can this true? 40%! So, kudos to you for promoting fiscal responsibility!
Great advice! Here's a couple of related items: when buying a house plan on the average maintenance costs to be in the range of 1%-3% of the market value of the house; that's to cover things like repair the roof, pain in and/or out; major appliance's; it does not include yard maintenance, insurance, taxes.... Then there is marriage; most guys don't realize that when they are marrying the are marrying the family as well as the girl; and if that family has never managed to accumulate much wealth they will view your wealth as theirs and want to spend for all sorts of "good causes" like paying their medical bills because they didn't think they would ever need medical insurance.
Nate - Thanks for the awesome videos. You are spot on. Healthcare can be a big expense when you get older. I have heard several people say they wish they took better care of their teeth because replacements are so expensive (in the tens of thousands) and painful. Would love to see you do a video on your vacation and how you priced it out and got such great deals on international travel. Enjoy your time off!
Since you're in Madrid, come to visit Lisbon! It is just at a 1-hour flight away. I think you're videos are great, you're a great communicator, always straight to the point and with very good advice. I am a fan. Keep up the good work!
Great video Nate! It seems as though a lot of the issues people face with their finances come back to a lack of Financial Literacy and simply investing or engaging in practices they don’t fully understand. Does anyone else agree?
@@hectorramirez5413 It's the same in Australia (where I am from). A lot of the fundamentals are never spoken about and in the mean-time, credit card companies, banks, car dealerships and lenders do their best to get customers and people just don't know any better :/
Hi Nate I follow your videos. I live in Sydney here the cost of living is very very high. I earn less but still managed to save a lot. I work full time but try to earn extra on weekends too. Spending only on what’s required. It helps. Cooking at home, not buying unnecessary stuff and budgeting, extra work on weekends has really made difference 😊
Awesome breakdown! I have never used food delivery service, (other than pizza) and can't believe the delivery fees and tips for these services! Not a good use of money at all when you really break it down lol
I don't know if you allready did this, but I'd love a Video about money and travel: which credit card do you use? how are the fees? do you use a special travel-credit card? Where/how do you get some local currency? Would be very interesting and helpful
I know a few older people who Blame EVERYONE about their money troubles. They have a mentality that they are the victim in all situations. Obviously it hasn't helped them but they are also closed minded so they can't be helped.
Hey Nate! I am a Viennese lawyer and have been following you on this channel for quite some time. I'm excited you're in my city for some days. If you wanna meet up and have a tour through the city or a quick coffee, please let me know. If your schedule is too tight, have fun in the city and don't miss out a long coffee break in an old Kaffeehaus
So true about smoking and drinking excessively, both I don't do or at least drink in minimal quantities, I don't have to wake up the next morning also with a tragic bank balance!
I’m sure while traveling you notice all the STUFF europeans just don’t buy. Americans hoard all this stuff that just doesn’t exist in Europe. Future video idea?
There are some travel restrictions in Europe ATM, just be sure to check everything before going places in Europe because some cities may be closed or restricted for tourists.
OMG Nate, how can you be this smart and so young. All on point and another thing cigarette smokers don’t think about is their health later and the money it will cost them in lost wages for them and their family who have to take off work or travel from out of state to visit them when they are in hospital or dying on hospice. Thanks for your videos!
Travel Agents can be useful in some situations. Sometimes they have access to inclusive offers. Also if your busy person, they can save you time. However I agree you can do it yourself in most cases. Yes I spent a lot of money on delivery. I finally invested in crockpot, and not only do I save a lot of money, but eat healthier. I am also eating much healthier, and I have leftovers and put into meal containers. I also purchased a rice cooker. I have saved a lot money.
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I think I made the mistake of buying a house too early. My husband and I didn’t have enough of a down payment, but we were sick of paying rent. Looking back, I would’ve waited until we were ready and I would’ve insisted on a property with a rentable space.
I hardly ever order takeout for that same exact reason. I always think it's so expensive. It seems like a lot of people order takeout or eat out much more often than I do. I think it's good once in while but not on a daily basis. Preparing your own meal (or having frozen meals available for when you don't have time to cook) is much cheaper not to mention it's usually healthier.
Hey Nate! If you somehow find this comment maybe you could film a video going more in-depth about finding deals on vacations or good vacation spots to go in general? I never knew you could find flights to Spain for such a cheap price! Another great video thank you! 👍
Payday loans are a problem especially when repeated however there is one thing that payday loans use in a commercial that makes a payday loan worth it Some isolated times when many apartments charge exorbitant late fees especially those tied up with property managers.The payay loan insterest is much smaller than the piled up late fees some property managers charge in any event the paycheck is delayed up to a week from the deadline.Payday interest could cost only 20 percent of the late charge if check is delayed a week
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1) Sorry, on my vacation, I fly direct. Never stop over. Time is money. We book Amtrak at least 2 months before departure, and it only cost $50 to Boston, Phili or Baltimore, from NYC. We like to go take in a baseball game once in a while, and tour the city. Use points for hotels. 2) never neglect your dental health, delaying checkups can wind up costing more. Also poor dental health can effect your heart.
I'm probably off topic but I want to tell you that at one time I had credit card that I was making payments on and the company called me. I asked, didn't I make a payment and the response was yes, but the interest rate went up. Because the interest rate went up, it turns out that I should have made a larger payment. I had stopped using the card in an effort to pay it off. That was just a total rip off in my opinion.
For frugal folk, or people who live on a low income, taking 'Days Out' instead of a vacation saves money. I use my vintage RV to go to the beach, a State Park, or place of interest. It was inexpensive to buy, and insurance and upkeep is minimal. I live in a beautiful area, so taking a Whale Watching trip, where they include dinner on board is always a special treat, especially when the Senior Center provides coupons for 20% off, on Mother's Day, Mom goes free, so basically buy one get one free. And, children under five are also free. For me, a special day out at least once a month, is something to look forward to and just as enjoyable as spending a fortune on overnight accommodation and travel. Even a drive to the ocean for a picnic on the beach with family or friends, greatly improves my mood, and provides an opportunity to bask in the beauty of nature. I generally budget $20-$30.00 for a day out, but driving or riding one's bike to a local park costs even less.
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Cool you are in Europe. Corona aside this is a good time to travel (cheap). Have fun in Amsterdam. I enjoy watching your shows. With stock exchange indexes crashes I am planning on buying. I heard trackers are the cheapest option for reasonable risk. But I only want to buy stocks in sustainable companies. Not in Shell Oil for instance and they are a big part of the Dutch exchange (AEX). Any tips?
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Uber Eats actually just ruined my life a little bit. I lost my job for a little bit and had a little depressive rut so I ordered a lot of Uber eats and I'm coming back from it now never again. I even have $50 a month grocery plan but I wasn't thinkin straight I'm so disappointed in myself rough month
Lol perfect timing. I almost used a delivery app for Starbucks since I am working from home and ran out of coffee and my main tea. Saw the price and ran for the stove. I made my backup, less caffeinated tea. Oh I am suffering. Poor me. Saved $20
I'm a travel agent and no I'm not offended because for the most part you're right. The thing is what we switch to is having specialties so you come to me if you want to go to Disneyland or Disney World because that's my specialty and trust me you can't know it all It's a very very complicated product and it is something that I spend my days learning about every day. The thing to remember with travel agents and I just want to remind people that travel agents should be free for the client. We are paid by the vendors and the only way we get paid again is if you have a great experienceBut some travel agents do is stick to their vendors and their vendors only and even though you could have had a great experience at a cheaper price they don't look at those people because they don't get as much of a kickback. You got to make sure you're working with a really good travel agent that puts you first which is why I like specifically focusing on a particular product because You come to me because my Disney knowledge and you already know you want the product I'm selling. I'm not going to sell you Disney when you want six flags. But it shouldn't cost you anything to use the travel agent though the bookings they find or offer you may not be dealing so make sure you do your homework before you just accepting whatever they give you. Remember though that you get what you paid for and we actually don't really do flights anymore because the airlines don't do commissions for travel agents anymore.
Nate pls can you tell us what do you think happened yesterday i the money market around the word and what to expect now for people with small investment
It's amazing how society makes "saving money" seem "uncool". Spent much of my 20's looking fresh while being broke, in-spite of knowing that my expensive habits were keeping me broke. It took a great deal of not-giving-a-f@$# to actually ignore the comments and opinions of friends and family as I attempted to fix my financial situation. I skipped out on frequent shopping and ordering appetizers and beverages... Instead I opted for free water at restaurants and pre-gammed when going out to bars. Social pressure can be a real b****... Fast forward to today, I've been able to payoff all debt (except my house) and begin my passive income journey. I cannot thank channels like Nate's for the constant encouragement to do what will pay-off, even if peers don't think it's cool. 👍
Fantastic
And now they are punishing savers with low interest rates 😫
@@nosolar2023 actually, i am not being punished... saving money is just a means of creating a surplus of money to set aside. I've used the money that I have saved to build and invest in businesses. The stock market has been crashing so I've been investing into dividend paying companies that are getting beaten up. Hopefully it will pay off, but only time will tell.
Dude great story! That's awesome
@@CodySteckRealEstateVideos thanks Cody!
I like how you speak quickly and directly to the point. makes me feel that I'm not wasting my time.
I'm 50 years old and I learn a lot from your channel. When I was growing up Minimalism did not exist, at least in California. It was either excessive consumerism or hippie b.s. I'm just saying you have older fans out there.
this is cool. thank you for posting
You need advice to google for better ticket price and accommodation rates ? So here is another: Use Uber instead of Taxi, or walk instead of Uber.
Holger P. There’s no need to be rude dude. This channel is helpful for tons of people, that’s why we’re all watching him
Minimalism has existed for centuries, how do you think poor people lived? Or, those living through WWI and WWII, only the very wealthy could afford to live in luxury, the rest worked for them!
@@sjordan7085 minimalism does not equal poverty! Minimalism is a personal choice, not something you have to stick to because you don't have money >.> why are you mixing them up?
It’s not your salary that makes you rich, it’s your spending habits - Charles A. Jaffe
It's a bit of both
Agreed
Spending habits over salary for sure, but both are necessary. I focus on spending habits, because the more I make the more I pay in taxes.
@@NateOBrien Yes! So true. thank you for pointing that out.
Gotta disagree a bit... Spending habits are important of course, but it is VERY hard to get rich or wealthy, on a small salary....
Smoking and drinking is a huge expensive habit to have, I’ve learned it the hard way
Smoking is a killer in every way, financially it's such a burden. I hope you've left it behind :)
I feel like Nate's channel is the dad that some of us never had. My dad made me terrified of credit cards as a child becuase of his debt and I was actually proud of never having owned one until the reality of not having a credit score hit me hard lol. Keep up the simplified yet great content :)
I hope you found Dave Ramsey by now. Credit cards are not your friend.
"I don't want to offend travel agents, but they're kind of irrelevant" 😂
There is still a place for them I suppose. Plenty of people 60+ who do not use computers etc
@@NateOBrien Or people who value their time more. If you have a ton of money, it's super worth it to save your own time. That said, for most people probably not...
@@NateOBrien Sometimes they have different connections than what can be found online, too. Kind of like having an employment centre look over your resume when you're not sure which resume suits your needs.
well definitely true. i personally think they actually they are are irrelevant but they are able to still reach the people that want to pay for the service instead of doing it themselves. So there is still a market for them. Good Point!
For not rich people hah
Great video as always Nate! My biggest pet peeve when it comes to unnecessary spending is “lifestyle inflation” when people get a bigger salary so they adjust their lifestyle expenses to match their salary and because of this, they generally never get ahead. Instead of keeping their expenses as they are, they increase them to look like “they’ve arrived”. I’m a firm believer that you can definitely go broke trying to look rich.
Your channel is a huge motivation for me and my channel, thank you so much for your value added videos!!
Reggie Bryant 💯🙌🏾
Reggie Bryant
I fell into lifestyle inflation the last few years, and is now getting back on track. Freedom is the only thing that matters, and being debt free gives me that feeling. And I am no longer stressed, deciding which CC to pay off was awful.
“Well, might not be the best time to go on a cruise right now...” 😂
_Unique paramination technology, have you heard about this? The technology of 2020, which will be introduced by new cryptocurrencies. There is such a PRIZM (PZM) coin, and this is its patented technology! Cryptocurrency is truly decentralized
In addition to the main forging mechanism, which does not increase the amount of funds in the system, in PZM there is an additional ParaMining mechanism that creates new coins according to standard mathematics metrics for the development of a normalized financial system in the context of the global economy. According to calculations, only such a format for the growth of the mass of coins can provide a gradual and confident replacement of all currently existing economic instruments.
Impulsive buying on amazon. Oof.
One can easily take the cure for Amazon, considering how many orders have items missing. Way too frustrating for me to keep up with.
I had that problem but still have prime, use it for music and movie and essential buying only
So true. Same or worse temptation on eBay which has the thrill of 'winning' auctions. Now I never use it.
@@rachelrachel3214 Sure. It's called RADIO. Failing that, READ a book.
I love when you talk about health and lifestyle you can tell your passionate about it, and it’s a depressing truth but something we need to remind ourselves of everyday!
1. Overpaying for vacations.
2. Buying a home too soon.
3. Food delivery.
4. Trusting other people too much with your money.
5. Double whammy.
6. Payday loans
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7. Making excuses especially when it comes to finances.
Good advice! Also don't get involved in gambling or playing the lottery. My parents spent so much money on lottery tickets, it's just such a waste of money!!
Educating myself financially was one of the turning points of my life.
Consumerism got me again after being minimalistic. Clothing has always been something I love. It did create a way to have a timeless but also a fun wardrobe I love now. Also just the quarantine trends throughout this year. I tried a lot of crafts and spent a lot.
We learned to do so many calculations at school, then at college, and nowhere do they teach us how to handle money. Here in Brazil they still believe that to be rich, you need to study. But I already see a mass of graduates and financially unsuccessful people. As Nate always describes that our habits dictate the direction of our finances.
I love how practical and mature your contents are! Wonderful job, Nate. You're inspiring
Most expenses can be cut drastically by just putting in a little bit of effort! Awesome video mate 👍🏻
For real. Like Jim Rohn once said - "It´s not how much money you make that counts, it´s how much money you KEEP!"
Hey Nate, huge fan, I love when you put the labels on the screen when you introduce the seven habits! Missed it on this video but you usually do it!
I saw my first video of you 5 days ago, literally now I have seen more than 20.
Nate, you are an inspiration, please continue to publish more and more videos, you rock!
Greetings from Chile :)
The best thing about your videos is honesty.. really love it bro 👍🏻👍🏻
Great vid as usual! One thing on buying a house though, when you pay rent you have no return on that money, its gone. When your paying a house, yeah it could be more expensive, but at least (if bought right) you will make a return on your initial investment.
I agree completely it is the spending habits that makes you rich. 100 Prozent. Thank you.
I'm new one here , just binge watching your vids , you are just amazing , thank you ✅✅🙏
true nate! I live in Brazil and your directions are really helping me!
I wish I had this knowledge 20 years back when I was your age Nate.
How did you learn so much about money to this young age. Is it all from your parents.
I want my daughter to learn all this and build her wealth. I want my 11 year old daughter to watch your videos during the time she’s growing up😊
Nate, you are wise beyond your years, son! Your advice is sagely. I love your comment that you do not like to blame anyone else. It means that you take ownership and contemplate the consequences of all your thoughts, words and deeds. I am very proud of you. Infinite Blessings.
Enjoy Vienna, it's beautiful! I actually went there recently after watching your tips on how to find cheap flights! The flights only ended up costing me about £40
In this isolation we managed to save money, no going out (all restaurants and shops being closed) and I only bought books for my toddler and food. We cook at home and even not buying more gas for our car every two weeks helped a lot. I am actually decluttering again my wardrobe (it’s rather small but we live in around 55 sqm) after donating and selling a lot in the last couple of years. When I was younger I would never hustle to make more money, I’m 33 soon and after graduating in foreign languages and having no inspiration whatsoever to starting my own business I got a job like everyone else. I follow Jade Darmawangsa and found your channel 2 days ago. Jade’s 19 and she’s absolutely amazing, just like you. She started her own business at 16. I think it’s remarkable and I feel grateful that I can learn from younger generations that have a better understanding of what working smarter means. I live in Europe and I also have this irrational fear of making business mistakes. Make you could do a video on making mistakes and surpassing them? Just a though. I watched lots of your videos and I am watching some more. I actually know I’m learning useful things thanks to you so I see it as an investment.
So many good points, Nate. I saw an ABC story from May of 2019 that stated a shocking 40% of American adults surveyed said they couldn’t come up with $400.00 in case of an unexpected expense and still pay their bills. Can this true? 40%! So, kudos to you for promoting fiscal responsibility!
Great advice! Here's a couple of related items: when buying a house plan on the average maintenance costs to be in the range of 1%-3% of the market value of the house; that's to cover things like repair the roof, pain in and/or out; major appliance's; it does not include yard maintenance, insurance, taxes.... Then there is marriage; most guys don't realize that when they are marrying the are marrying the family as well as the girl; and if that family has never managed to accumulate much wealth they will view your wealth as theirs and want to spend for all sorts of "good causes" like paying their medical bills because they didn't think they would ever need medical insurance.
Dope vid Nate. Bruhh I hate when I’m reading a comment and a AD take me back to the top 🤧🤧😭😭
great content. I think I can come up with 10 crazy habits as well. I love your personal take on each habit mentioned. Keep them coming
Nate - Thanks for the awesome videos. You are spot on. Healthcare can be a big expense when you get older. I have heard several people say they wish they took better care of their teeth because replacements are so expensive (in the tens of thousands) and painful. Would love to see you do a video on your vacation and how you priced it out and got such great deals on international travel. Enjoy your time off!
Since you're in Madrid, come to visit Lisbon! It is just at a 1-hour flight away. I think you're videos are great, you're a great communicator, always straight to the point and with very good advice. I am a fan. Keep up the good work!
Great video Nate! It seems as though a lot of the issues people face with their finances come back to a lack of Financial Literacy and simply investing or engaging in practices they don’t fully understand. Does anyone else agree?
I blame US education system not including a course to talk about financial literacy
@@hectorramirez5413 It's the same in Australia (where I am from). A lot of the fundamentals are never spoken about and in the mean-time, credit card companies, banks, car dealerships and lenders do their best to get customers and people just don't know any better :/
Hi Nate
I follow your videos. I live in Sydney here the cost of living is very very high.
I earn less but still managed to save a lot.
I work full time but try to earn extra on weekends too. Spending only on what’s required.
It helps. Cooking at home, not buying unnecessary stuff and budgeting, extra work on weekends has really made difference 😊
Awesome breakdown! I have never used food delivery service, (other than pizza) and can't believe the delivery fees and tips for these services! Not a good use of money at all when you really break it down lol
Agreed! Buying a house is usually not the most financially-smart decision, unless you're treating it as a rental property!
What do you mean treat it as a rental? As in rent it to others?..
Mui S yes
I don't know if you allready did this, but I'd love a Video about money and travel: which credit card do you use? how are the fees? do you use a special travel-credit card? Where/how do you get some local currency?
Would be very interesting and helpful
Travel agents are often good at recommending places to get the best exchange rate. Saved a huge amount in exchanging dollars to yen
Now you have a viewer from Brazil ... Thank you for your input.
for Americans bouncing around Europe, Ryanair often sell flights for €20-ish so use a vpn to book those flights within europe
Great video again Nate! I think the debt consumer driven economy has resulted into a lot of over consumption rather than savings.
overpaying for vacation is literally shocking to me.
Very good point about self-victimization, sadly so frequent today. Thanks for the vid!
You should create a 'movement' around the global for young kids in educating them related to finance and saving.
I know a few older people who Blame EVERYONE about their money troubles. They have a mentality that they are the victim in all situations. Obviously it hasn't helped them but they are also closed minded so they can't be helped.
Thanks for the video Nate. Can you please do a video on purchasing a house .
Hey Nate! I am a Viennese lawyer and have been following you on this channel for quite some time. I'm excited you're in my city for some days. If you wanna meet up and have a tour through the city or a quick coffee, please let me know. If your schedule is too tight, have fun in the city and don't miss out a long coffee break in an old Kaffeehaus
So true about smoking and drinking excessively, both I don't do or at least drink in minimal quantities, I don't have to wake up the next morning also with a tragic bank balance!
I’m sure while traveling you notice all the STUFF europeans just don’t buy. Americans hoard all this stuff that just doesn’t exist in Europe. Future video idea?
I m interesested in your comment. Can you give examples of that kind of stuff?
I’m intrigued too
we also hoard all kind of things, bro. it is a contagious habit.
I will make a video on it in the next couple of weeks here. A few things that come to mind: vehicles, bulk groceries, sneakers, guns 😂
Daniel Iles what’s wrong with guns?
23rd! Happy Travels Mr. Nate! When it comes to Financial Advice; This guy is spittin’!! 🗣📉📈🛬🛫🧳
There are some travel restrictions in Europe ATM, just be sure to check everything before going places in Europe because some cities may be closed or restricted for tourists.
OMG Nate, how can you be this smart and so young. All on point and another thing cigarette smokers don’t think about is their health later and the money it will cost them in lost wages for them and their family who have to take off work or travel from out of state to visit them when they are in hospital or dying on hospice. Thanks for your videos!
Do you understand that he is an actor who says what he is told?
Great video! Just a recommendation. Try using whiter lights. Your lights are too orange. Or maybe play around with the white balance on your camera.
Its really nice to hear you being so honest, keep it up 👌🏿
Travel Agents can be useful in some situations. Sometimes they have access to inclusive offers. Also if your busy person, they can save you time. However I agree you can do it yourself in most cases. Yes I spent a lot of money on delivery. I finally invested in crockpot, and not only do I save a lot of money, but eat healthier. I am also eating much healthier, and I have leftovers and put into meal containers. I also purchased a rice cooker. I have saved a lot money.
Great content and lots to learn in this video. Thanks Nate and enjoy your vacay!
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Wow I love all your videos! Thanks for sharing this
Thanks Nate for your videos!
Nate, what a fabulous vacation you have planned!! Enjoy to the fullest! 🛫
The best solution to spending money on food is to meal prep. Cook on Sunday for the entire week
I think I made the mistake of buying a house too early. My husband and I didn’t have enough of a down payment, but we were sick of paying rent. Looking back, I would’ve waited until we were ready and I would’ve insisted on a property with a rentable space.
I love your polo shirt can you share a video of where you get your black polo's?
Great video Nate! I wish I could get you to have a personal chat with my son, ugh, they are so bad with money :(
Gosh, how ironic - that high school guidance counselor probably only makes per year what you make now per month...
I hardly ever order takeout for that same exact reason. I always think it's so expensive. It seems like a lot of people order takeout or eat out much more often than I do. I think it's good once in while but not on a daily basis. Preparing your own meal (or having frozen meals available for when you don't have time to cook) is much cheaper not to mention it's usually healthier.
Hey Nate! If you somehow find this comment maybe you could film a video going more in-depth about finding deals on vacations or good vacation spots to go in general? I never knew you could find flights to Spain for such a cheap price! Another great video thank you! 👍
Just commented I want more money content andddd there it is, you're the best.
Payday loans are a problem especially when repeated however there is one thing that payday loans use in a commercial that makes a payday loan worth it Some isolated times when many apartments charge exorbitant late fees especially those tied up with property managers.The payay loan insterest is much smaller than the piled up late fees some property managers charge in any event the paycheck is delayed up to a week from the deadline.Payday interest could cost only 20 percent of the late charge if check is delayed a week
Tell me if I'm wrong? Doesn't this sound like he's speaking as if it was being played back at a faster rate than it was recorded?😂😂😂
Great advice! Have a great Vacation and be safe
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The American finance system seems crazy to me as a European. But, as usual a really good video touching upon some topics that are rarely discussed.
1) Sorry, on my vacation, I fly direct. Never stop over. Time is money.
We book Amtrak at least 2 months before departure, and it only cost $50 to Boston, Phili or Baltimore, from NYC. We like to go take in a baseball game once in a while, and tour the city. Use points for hotels.
2) never neglect your dental health, delaying checkups can wind up costing more. Also poor dental health can effect your heart.
Travel agents can help save time when many itineraries are required for group travel 😇
I'm probably off topic but I want to tell you that at one time I had credit card that I was making payments on and the company called me. I asked, didn't I make a payment and the response was yes, but the interest rate went up. Because the interest rate went up, it turns out that I should have made a larger payment. I had stopped using the card in an effort to pay it off. That was just a total rip off in my opinion.
For frugal folk, or people who live on a low income, taking 'Days Out' instead of a vacation saves money. I use my vintage RV to go to the beach, a State Park, or place of interest. It was inexpensive to buy, and insurance and upkeep is minimal. I live in a beautiful area, so taking a Whale Watching trip, where they include dinner on board is always a special treat, especially when the Senior Center provides coupons for 20% off, on Mother's Day, Mom goes free, so basically buy one get one free. And, children under five are also free. For me, a special day out at least once a month, is something to look forward to and just as enjoyable as spending a fortune on overnight accommodation and travel. Even a drive to the ocean for a picnic on the beach with family or friends, greatly improves my mood, and provides an opportunity to bask in the beauty of nature. I generally budget $20-$30.00 for a day out, but driving or riding one's bike to a local park costs even less.
Good tips man! Save as much as you can to put into your investments!
Its amazing how many people don't add up the cost for ordering on doordash/uber eats. The markup is crazy!
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I would add alcohol to this list.
And cigs...and vaping...😆
Hi Nate, great video! IMO It'll be great if in the future you'll add the main things you say in writing :)
mug prop again! Love your videos - great motivation.
Travelling during off seasons... EXACTLY! We save so much money doing that.
Cool you are in Europe. Corona aside this is a good time to travel (cheap). Have fun in Amsterdam. I enjoy watching your shows. With stock exchange indexes crashes I am planning on buying. I heard trackers are the cheapest option for reasonable risk. But I only want to buy stocks in sustainable companies. Not in Shell Oil for instance and they are a big part of the Dutch exchange (AEX). Any tips?
Welcome to Spain. I hope you have fun!
At one time I had three payday loans in my name at the same time 😞 it was a dark dark time....
Nate: sees that the coronavirus is everywhere and affecting airplane tickets and users in this moment to go on vacation because it’s cheaper😂😂
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*These are some expensive money habits.*
#1: Existing (especially in California)
Mike B as i said many times all american citizens are getting butt fucked but the ones in California are also getting face fucked simultaneously
Uber Eats actually just ruined my life a little bit. I lost my job for a little bit and had a little depressive rut so I ordered a lot of Uber eats and I'm coming back from it now never again. I even have $50 a month grocery plan but I wasn't thinkin straight I'm so disappointed in myself rough month
It happens, the best thing you can do is learn from that lesson and move on.
Your biggest enemy is always yourself.
Lol perfect timing. I almost used a delivery app for Starbucks since I am working from home and ran out of coffee and my main tea. Saw the price and ran for the stove. I made my backup, less caffeinated tea. Oh I am suffering. Poor me. Saved $20
I haven’t apps for delivery food
Well it doesn't matter how much you make, it's how much you spend and what you spend your money on.
I'm a travel agent and no I'm not offended because for the most part you're right. The thing is what we switch to is having specialties so you come to me if you want to go to Disneyland or Disney World because that's my specialty and trust me you can't know it all It's a very very complicated product and it is something that I spend my days learning about every day. The thing to remember with travel agents and I just want to remind people that travel agents should be free for the client. We are paid by the vendors and the only way we get paid again is if you have a great experienceBut some travel agents do is stick to their vendors and their vendors only and even though you could have had a great experience at a cheaper price they don't look at those people because they don't get as much of a kickback. You got to make sure you're working with a really good travel agent that puts you first which is why I like specifically focusing on a particular product because You come to me because my Disney knowledge and you already know you want the product I'm selling. I'm not going to sell you Disney when you want six flags. But it shouldn't cost you anything to use the travel agent though the bookings they find or offer you may not be dealing so make sure you do your homework before you just accepting whatever they give you. Remember though that you get what you paid for and we actually don't really do flights anymore because the airlines don't do commissions for travel agents anymore.
Nate pls can you tell us what do you think happened yesterday i the money market around the word and what to expect now for people with small investment
love this video and the advice you gave! What part of Spain are you staying in??
You're awesome , i love your videos ❤