Automatic investments in low cost index funds compounded over time will change your life AND you need to set aside part of that to play and buy what you believe in. My Vanguard accounts over the last decade have been a life changing investment but also discipline and practice. But having a business background, learning about and understanding business allowed me to make some investments early in into Tesla, Square, Apple, Amazon and Peloton that have grown asymmetrically, but having the decade of compounding index fund growth keeps me sane even when the market dips. “The most important organ in making good investment decisions is not the brain, but the stomach “ Peter Lynch
You're right, Crypto has become a lucrative way of earning now a day's if trade well. My spouse invested heavily in it and her weekly returns are guaranteed.
I love this! What really stuck to me is how psychology and one’s own upbringing play a major role into how we manage money! Definitely would love to see him talk more about that
I like this guy. He's 100. SO TIRED of people saying this is going to happen and that is going to happen. It's following patterns, market trends, and speculation.
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@@scottpatterson8443 I agree with you. I also believe that the best things in life are free. Taking the time to explore and enjoy places around you, with the people in your life can be fun. I was at Warren Dunes State Park, Michigan with my family recently. We had an amazing time. We spent basically nothing.
I get that also but my life revolves around working 7 days a week to pay the bills and watching my kids grow up on Facebook photos as I'm hardly ever not working. Which is why I watched this video about investing as I need more money
@@scottpatterson8443 wow!!! That’s a lot of hours. But the truth is that you have to do what have to do to take care of your family and pay the bills. But I also think it’s critical to develop key relationships, because having solid relationships is very important when you stop working.
@@solomonasine I agree with you H.o.I. I have been poor and I have been rich - rich is better. I have been alone and I have been loved and loved is better. I have been selfish and I have been kind and kind is better. I think most people would agree with these three points. BUT when we wake up our inner voice is trained to ask "how do I get more money ?(or meet the boss's targets)" and "how do I get more love? (or less trouble in the next meeting)"... Very few of us put time into thinking "how could I be kinder?"... The third one of these good things is seriously under-explored. God bless you H.o.I.
Aye man, this is the 3rd interview I've watched of yours. I just started watching u about 3 days ago. I started with the Wallstreet trapper interview. Now I've always listened to podcasts and watched interviews and I must say.... you have to be 1 of the best interviewers I've ever seen. Your interview style and questions are top tier. Love the page
People can’t trade because self discipline is extremely lacking. You can’t trade without a pretty damn adherence to tight rules and be able to stick to them. It can be done, but for the most part I do see your point and I’ve experienced both sides of the coin. Great talk!
Yeah I've been Forex trading for almost two years and quickly realized the times I failed at it was when I was undisciplined. Almost as soon as I created a strict regiment, I started to see consistent results which allowed me to create my own income. But man, it wasn't easy to get over that societal programming I had earlier pertaining to mental indiscipline.
The key to successful investment is not to over-leverage nor expose oneself without being able to ride the crashes. Play it as a marathon and use time in your advantage as opposed to fighting it as a day trader.
This is a great interview with very valuable information. The TRUTH has a certain ring to it! Promises of quick, large returns are a big red flag... boring and consistent savings/investing will usually win out from my life's experience. Great guest as usual Tom!! Thank you.
2 years ago, I was jobless, homeless, and broke. And I remember at the time telling people, all I want to do is be able to walk in the whole foods and not worry about my bank account. 2 years later, in a job that literally pays me twice what I've ever made before, and I'm there. Mostly. I still look at my bank account if it's more than couple days after payday. Habit, probably a good one 😂
Ramit is smart for what he is comfortable believing in and many of his “hacks” should be considered. Problem is he has a slick schtick that gets him on programs like Tom’s but he has failed to scale his thinking for current financial shifts that are inevitable. You can tell from his generalized concepts that his models are based on limited knowledge of alternatives that will be necessary when it come to the ending debt cycle. He even groups all “cryptos” together and probably doesn’t understand the difference between Bitcoin and Dogecoin.
Saying everyone in gme is in mom’s basement in RH app sounded funny. I have 250k invested there, own a home am retired at 40 & use fidelity. Plus, the most successful hf in the world just bought 99m worth of shares. It’s the media that is brainwashing not those invested.
I think the way his advocates the idea of investing in a safe manner. People can take risks at different age in their life as mentioned in the video. However, the risk tolerence on crypto may still be too great for his investment ideology. Lets just pretend majority of the people who invested in crypto understands in-depth on what they are investing in, can you really group crypto to "risky investment"? My perspective is that, Ramit probably grouped crypto a new emerging market where even the fiscal regulation on them can be changed overnight. So crypto is not just "risky", it probably is extremely high risk and is not suited to his investment ideology. Someone mentioned about GME investment comment down below. I think Ramit just generalized that there's a large group of so called investors who have no idea what they're buying into. It's great for you to not fall into the group of "mo's basement in RH app etc etc". But just because you don't, does not automatically make the statement false. He ain't targetting you, and it's ok. Media is doing the brainwashing, but also who's funding those media to push for the narrative they're trying to get out to the public?
@@rob_cd his whole premise is based on persuading others to dump their money into “safe investments” with historical 7% returns… the problem is he neglects to mention the risk of the ending debt cycle and the one ruble collapse of our debt based currency controlled by a private bank. The truth is, nobody knows if the market will collapse in a year or 10. Nothing is guaranteed anymore, except there are only 21 million Bitcoin. Checks and balances. Accountability will come someday.
I enjoyed this interview but my only complaint is how frequently Tom interrupted the guest. I’ve noticed when people aren’t quote “financial people” and they talk to someone in the know about investments, it seems like they always try to interject to “prove” how smart they are about money and investing. It honestly seems like a subconscious thing, but personally it’s very frustrating to me. Enjoyed it but please word of advice to any interviewer who sees this, let your expert speak on the subject matter, especially in the realm of finance.
I think Tom chimes in because it's as if he's piecing together what ramits saying, but he saying it out loud, and because he's saying it out loud Ramit can correct him if he's wrong, that's just my opinion , good interview never the less
@@KingSB187 True-but then he goes on to make it about him and adds in a story as well. It's really offputting when you really want to hear what the expert is sharing
Tom's networth is about 15 times that of Ramit. I would think he knows a thing or two on finances. Fair enough he interrupted, but u can't bash him for trying to be savy. He is f'en rich.
We live in a time when a house costs $1 million in most cities. The strategy they're talking about in this video worked 30 years ago. If you do it today, you'll be eating ramen noodles your whole life and at the age of 65, you'll be able to buy a house and a decent meal. No thx. I'd rather take extremely high risks to get rich today. Get rich or die trying.
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Really love this video. Must say, I've been heavily addicted to investing and saving for the long term. Compound interest is probably one of the most under rated topics when talking about investing.
This is so discouraging for traders who are trying to make it and make it a full time business.....but this people need to know that its the person who loose money not trading makes u loose money.... i mean with proper discipline, risk management and consistency.... trading can be a good source of income …inspite of waiting 10-20 years and loose or make ....that sounds more risky to me....
yes that's true. I'm a consistently profitable (highly profitable) day trader. the only thing he said that I have found very true is that in the markets consistent money can only be made in a boring and simple way. if it's not boring your risking too much and if its not simple your not trading in a consistent way with your system/systems
@@mso008 I agree. I've almost turned off his videos because of this, and until this stops I won't subscribe....good questions but you interrupt before the speaker gets to their point and to the gold of their knowledge (noticed this on Jason Fungs interview)
Hmmm.... I read and appreciate Mr. Sethi... but when he talked negatively about crypto, sorry, I tuned out. What a great debate it would be: Mr. Sethi and Mr. Saylor.
his advice only makes sense if you've written a best-seller book on how to get rich and got rich on it, so you have a bunch of cash lying around, you want to spend no time maintaining it and you want it to be safe. I.e. it applies to just him and like three guys in the world lmao.
I love you Tom but please for the love of God let the man talk! We missed out on quite some nuggets of valuable information because you cut your guest off. The questions are great and can be asked once the other person is done saying what they want to say. Please let your quests speak 🙏🏼 best wishes
I'm actually surprised he is recommending target-date funds when he is warning of high fees. The fees in those are layered. It's my impression that Ramit knows surface knowledge about investing, and suggesting it, and appearing more confident in his advice than what he really is. Some of what he says is interesting, but there are a lot of points I find inaccurate, too simplified or inconsistent with his own advice.
I think you have to weigh the convenience of the target date vs. say lower fee of say an S&P 500 index. You don't have to reallocate your portfolio in a target date fund based on your increase in age since it's done automatically. If your goal is to make your investment life as low touch as possible, I would say a target date fund isn't a bad idea despite a slightly high management fee compared to cheaper alternatives (i.e. S&P 500 index).
Ramit, I've heard you on a few podcasts now. Definitely appreciate your wisdom. This podcast was phenomenal because y'all were genuinely passionate throughout the entire discussion.
I have had a account with fidelity for a few years and I’ve only contacted a representative on two occasions specifically to get put in the Vanguard 2050 but they have no idea what I’m talking about the second time I called The young guy made me feel like my money was not enough for what I was trying to do. It was a very defeating moment. How do I even go about getting help with this. I have heard all the podcasts I know where to put my money, I just need somebody to put it there for me.
If it's at least $50K, u can try Creative Planning. (based on Tony Robbins bk Unshakable). Worth looking into.. although, they are financial advisors, they are fiduciaries.. meaning they only take 1%.. rather than way more. But Ramit just said this was bad too. So I'm at a loss myself.
I really recommend "The simple Path to Wealth" book by it talks about the same, stop trying to time the market and just pick a good vanguard index fund, and do not touch it.
Vanguard is great for those who can afford the high minimum investments; however, charges $20 per account otherwise. Also, most people do touch it. With the rise of index investing brings short term traders which defeats the purpose. In other words, too many short term traders tip the boat.
This advice is spot on for average Joe. I started what this guy is advising in the early 90s. Set up automated investing in low cost ETF and continue through the ups and downs of the market. Dollar cost average your way to becoming multi millionaire...never forget..when the market is down...everything is on sale...this guy says an hour month....an hour a year is plenty...follow this strategy for life and you're going to be fine...finally, live below your means. Ps. Financial advisers are only for wealthy people..if you are a ham and eager like me...don't waste your money
I bought my home in 2015 at a 2.25% fix interest now the home is more that double for what I pay , I say this because sometimes the even call expert are wrong each situation is diferent, if you can buy your home low with good credit you will pay less than renting , if you buy the wrong home is expensive and also realstate condition in every state are different, California and new York are broken in my opinion
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks (with the help of my Financial Advisor of course) and made about 246k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded with her again and now I'm rounding up close to a million.
The pandemic came and taught everyone the importance of having multiple stream of income, unfortunately having a nice paying job doesn't mean you are financial secured anymore. So we all need to put in an extra-income earning chance, like investments.
Investment is that tiny line that separates the RICH from the POOR. The foolish from wise sorry to say. I can proudly say I am wise today because I can provide for my family through my investments.
@David Peters Be careful not to jump into trading without any proper training because it can be very detrimental. Many folks jump into trading only to suffer great loss at the very beginning. Do not try to imitate a professional traders, better still ask questions. Get the services of a professional stock expert or a licensed broker.
Expert Mrs Dawn Fitzpatrick . She is famous and a registered broker I will recommend her trading service for you. her strategies is amazing and is working perfectly well for me at the moment.
Great insight! The key to building wealth is starting young. A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger is a great investing book for teens.
I think relating to ur money based on ur "Rich Life" definition, ur relationship w/ money becomes way more empowering. We often "invest" in the stock market just cuz we think we "should".. then we lose a big chunk & feel shitty abt it. I think u should only "invest" in the stock market what ur willing to lose.. & the rest ACTUALLY "invest" in ur "Rich Life" definition.
I like Ramit and think he has a lot of great advice for many people. I do think that he is a little too old school in which some of the older advice does not work in this environment. Inflation in June 2021 was over 5% according to cpi, which most think its actually higher than that, bonds at the same time is 1.5% that's negative 3.5%
Tom, Tom, Tom, Low cost investing is the ultimate way to build. In fact you are building while you sleep. Or better yet you are building while you are building.
46:45 if (Lisa?) hates how messy your areas can get, totally fair! especially with a women's closet. I have a fix idea for a win- win for you both. the best solution is to seperate the conflicting zones... Give her a spare bedroom or (bigger) other area for a DIY walk in closet, and you can have the whole closet and keep it as messy as you want lol I understand the friction that would create though, ....or can bring in cleaning service thats how Anthony and I handled it
Mr Tom , my best advice to you is to buy physical gold in ounces, buy it and leave it to stalk, in time you will come ahead of the game in your retirement.
You can adapt this "boring" investment approach to Bitcoin as well, so in the end it doesn't matter what kind of investment vehicle you chose. Blockchain assets are an emerging asset class with a lot of potential despite the fact that many people still treat them like casino plays.
Good discussion, my only issue is him telling people not to trade, what a limiting belief or philosophy, better for him to labor how hard and difficult a sport it is but to say most people even in Wall Street don't make money is a complete misnomer, just because you haven't seen it or witnessed it does not mean nobody makes money. maybe you are simply not in those circles. Trading is not a personal finance topic or theme, he is talking off an area he is completely ignorant on in my opinion. but I agree with a lot of his high level concepts
What about Europe or UK, can you invest in Vanguard funds if you're from there or is it just for US? As I assume when you take money out you need to pay tax on it, so if you are not a US tax resident that would be and issue? What are the equivalent low cost funds in UK or EU? I just want to put my money somewhere for super low cost and don't worry about it for next 30 years knowing its safe and growing.
He is right investing takes time and it is boring I have been investing for years. I love investing in rental apartments it’s worked out for me . Everyone’s investments don’t look the same. Try what is best for you.
The fact that he says, 20% of Wall Street fun managers don’t outperform the market and to invest in a Vanguard fund 😅😂 sounds like someone is getting paid to talk up Vanguard. Most other things he says I agree with for the average investor.
Tom, please invite Cathie Wood - CEO of Ark Invest for a chat on a disruptive innovation investment topic as you are the best person to ask right questions. I do believe people would like to compare | get their conclusions on investment strategies - playing safe with building diversified portfolios, but at the same time we live in a different world now and moving a new era or we might live at the new era without realising it yet .. Thank you
People who are trying to pick stocks or do this wall street bets stuff aren't making lots of money unless they have lots of money to play with. That's why the vast majority of people should be doing what Ramit says.
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I agree most people should not be trading the market themselves. For most people, if they're going to invest themselves, an index fund like the S&P or a Vanguard is more ideal. But it's not complicated to trade the market, it really isn't. You have to be a robot about it, it does take a LOT of practice, and you'll get a LOT better if you track your data. If your smart about it and only risk what you can reasonably lose based off your win loss rate, it can be profitable and entertaining. But you will be trading your time, and your APR will roughly be a trade-off with your time invested and profit. If you don't enjoy it more than your other means of income, just get a few diversified indices with a good track record. (I'm also jonesen on the DeFi loans right now.)
If I had to choose best options it'll probably be being a business owner, cash value life insurance, digital real estate (no not meta verse), index funds
Which personal finance tips resonated with you the most?
Si Hay Dinero En El Medio Es Un Engaño!
reclaim the *Scapegoat* or remain lost!
Automatic investments in low cost index funds compounded over time will change your life AND you need to set aside part of that to play and buy what you believe in. My Vanguard accounts over the last decade have been a life changing investment but also discipline and practice. But having a business background, learning about and understanding business allowed me to make some investments early in into Tesla, Square, Apple, Amazon and Peloton that have grown asymmetrically, but having the decade of compounding index fund growth keeps me sane even when the market dips. “The most important organ in making good investment decisions is not the brain, but the stomach “ Peter Lynch
This is PRICELESS! THANKS TOM!!
Keeping it simple and low cost. The excitement should come from the wealth being created, not by exciting swings in the investment choice.
Still waiting for his response on what to do when rates are low?
When I was young, I was poor. Now after 30 years of hard work, I am no longer young.
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Nice, I genuinely LOL'ed.
I relate to that hahaha
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It really made a difference for me when he said investing should be boring. I didn't know I needed him to say that.
Getting rich easily absolutely exists and happens everyday.
Getting wealthy is hard work ☹️.
I prefer the Kings GBP Sterling, far more genuine currency if you take into account the Trillions of debt the US government owes ✌️
Money invested is far better than money saved , when you invest it gives you the opportunity to increase your financial worth.
People prefer to spend money on liabilities, Rather than investing in assets and be very profitable.
Most People fail to understand that living a life without passive income isn't worth much except trying to payoff debts and loans.
You're right, Crypto has become a lucrative way of earning now a day's if trade well. My spouse invested heavily in it and her weekly returns are guaranteed.
I love this! What really stuck to me is how psychology and one’s own upbringing play a major role into how we manage money! Definitely would love to see him talk more about that
Big part of money management is peace of mind.
I watch a lot of Tom's content, but Ramit was kind of new to me. It's now stuck in my mind "low cost, long term... low cost, long term"
Have followed Ramit’s content for several years. Sensible (maybe boring) advice and keeps it real. Thanks for bringing him on Tom
I like this guy. He's 100. SO TIRED of people saying this is going to happen and that is going to happen. It's following patterns, market trends, and speculation.
Building wealth and achieving financial independence is more achievable than commonly perceived. With access to accurate information, establishing lasting financial stability and prosperity becomes attainable. Engaging in prudent investment remains a primary avenue for generating substantial income and sustaining enduring wealth.
To begin building wealth, define your goals and assess your risk tolerance, either independently or with a financial advisor. By gaining insights into savings and investments and creating a clear plan, you can attain financial stability and effective income management.
Hiring a skilled financial advisor like Mary Onita Wier can lead to success, as evidenced by my seven-figure gain in just the first quarter of this year, despite market concerns.
@@hunter-bourke21 I've been thinking about going that route. I have a lot of stocks that I have maintained, but they are beginning to lose value, so I'm not sure if I should hold onto them or sell them. I feel hiring your investment coach would make it easier to restructure my portfolio.
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Wealth is the ability to fully experience life with the people you love.
To do that you need money though
@@scottpatterson8443 I agree with you. I also believe that the best things in life are free. Taking the time to explore and enjoy places around you, with the people in your life can be fun. I was at Warren Dunes State Park, Michigan with my family recently. We had an amazing time. We spent basically nothing.
I get that also but my life revolves around working 7 days a week to pay the bills and watching my kids grow up on Facebook photos as I'm hardly ever not working. Which is why I watched this video about investing as I need more money
@@scottpatterson8443 wow!!! That’s a lot of hours. But the truth is that you have to do what have to do to take care of your family and pay the bills. But I also think it’s critical to develop key relationships, because having solid relationships is very important when you stop working.
@@solomonasine I agree with you H.o.I.
I have been poor and I have been rich - rich is better.
I have been alone and I have been loved and loved is better.
I have been selfish and I have been kind and kind is better.
I think most people would agree with these three points.
BUT when we wake up our inner voice is trained to ask "how do I get more money ?(or meet the boss's targets)" and "how do I get more love? (or less trouble in the next meeting)"... Very few of us put time into thinking "how could I be kinder?"... The third one of these good things is seriously under-explored.
God bless you H.o.I.
Amazing. Finally, I have got to listen to someone direct, on point, fast, clear, natural. Many thanks.
Aye man, this is the 3rd interview I've watched of yours. I just started watching u about 3 days ago. I started with the Wallstreet trapper interview. Now I've always listened to podcasts and watched interviews and I must say.... you have to be 1 of the best interviewers I've ever seen. Your interview style and questions are top tier. Love the page
same here, i started with Wallo, this my 3rd video too....good content here!
I agree
Yep me as well, Must be time for those that are now "Woke" to "Rise"!
Agreed
I started with wallstreet trapper also and since I’ve watched so many! Great information and awesome interviews
If you're reading this I'm praying something amazing happens for you today. 🙏🏻❤
Why
People can’t trade because self discipline is extremely lacking. You can’t trade without a pretty damn adherence to tight rules and be able to stick to them. It can be done, but for the most part I do see your point and I’ve experienced both sides of the coin.
Great talk!
Yeah I've been Forex trading for almost two years and quickly realized the times I failed at it was when I was undisciplined. Almost as soon as I created a strict regiment, I started to see consistent results which allowed me to create my own income. But man, it wasn't easy to get over that societal programming I had earlier pertaining to mental indiscipline.
The key to successful investment is not to over-leverage nor expose oneself without being able to ride the crashes. Play it as a marathon and use time in your advantage as opposed to fighting it as a day trader.
This is a great interview with very valuable information. The TRUTH has a certain ring to it! Promises of quick, large returns are a big red flag... boring and consistent savings/investing will usually win out from my life's experience. Great guest as usual Tom!! Thank you.
2 years ago, I was jobless, homeless, and broke. And I remember at the time telling people, all I want to do is be able to walk in the whole foods and not worry about my bank account. 2 years later, in a job that literally pays me twice what I've ever made before, and I'm there. Mostly. I still look at my bank account if it's more than couple days after payday. Habit, probably a good one 😂
That is amazing!! I am happy for u!
What kind of job is that?
@@summer7529 I work in Healthcare IT
@@skyelincoln7296 what specifically? Healthcare IT is very broad
How did you do it
I like this man when he said ppl predict the markets are idiots or lying.
Ramit is smart for what he is comfortable believing in and many of his “hacks” should be considered. Problem is he has a slick schtick that gets him on programs like Tom’s but he has failed to scale his thinking for current financial shifts that are inevitable. You can tell from his generalized concepts that his models are based on limited knowledge of alternatives that will be necessary when it come to the ending debt cycle. He even groups all “cryptos” together and probably doesn’t understand the difference between Bitcoin and Dogecoin.
I'm new to the money game but sensed some of what you said, and his "generalized concepts" left me with questions.
Saying everyone in gme is in mom’s basement in RH app sounded funny. I have 250k invested there, own a home am retired at 40 & use fidelity. Plus, the most successful hf in the world just bought 99m worth of shares. It’s the media that is brainwashing not those invested.
I think the way his advocates the idea of investing in a safe manner. People can take risks at different age in their life as mentioned in the video. However, the risk tolerence on crypto may still be too great for his investment ideology. Lets just pretend majority of the people who invested in crypto understands in-depth on what they are investing in, can you really group crypto to "risky investment"? My perspective is that, Ramit probably grouped crypto a new emerging market where even the fiscal regulation on them can be changed overnight. So crypto is not just "risky", it probably is extremely high risk and is not suited to his investment ideology.
Someone mentioned about GME investment comment down below. I think Ramit just generalized that there's a large group of so called investors who have no idea what they're buying into. It's great for you to not fall into the group of "mo's basement in RH app etc etc". But just because you don't, does not automatically make the statement false. He ain't targetting you, and it's ok. Media is doing the brainwashing, but also who's funding those media to push for the narrative they're trying to get out to the public?
@@rob_cd his whole premise is based on persuading others to dump their money into “safe investments” with historical 7% returns… the problem is he neglects to mention the risk of the ending debt cycle and the one ruble collapse of our debt based currency controlled by a private bank.
The truth is, nobody knows if the market will collapse in a year or 10. Nothing is guaranteed anymore, except there are only 21 million Bitcoin. Checks and balances. Accountability will come someday.
Crypto is all the same. It's all a fucking pyramid scheme
“I only do things that elevate her”.
That’s an amazing simple principle.
I enjoyed this interview but my only complaint is how frequently Tom interrupted the guest. I’ve noticed when people aren’t quote “financial people” and they talk to someone in the know about investments, it seems like they always try to interject to “prove” how smart they are about money and investing. It honestly seems like a subconscious thing, but personally it’s very frustrating to me. Enjoyed it but please word of advice to any interviewer who sees this, let your expert speak on the subject matter, especially in the realm of finance.
Tom is probably top 5 interviewers in the world, he seemed off his game on this one with all the interruptions.
Exactly!
I think Tom chimes in because it's as if he's piecing together what ramits saying, but he saying it out loud, and because he's saying it out loud Ramit can correct him if he's wrong, that's just my opinion , good interview never the less
@@KingSB187 True-but then he goes on to make it about him and adds in a story as well. It's really offputting when you really want to hear what the expert is sharing
Tom's networth is about 15 times that of Ramit. I would think he knows a thing or two on finances. Fair enough he interrupted, but u can't bash him for trying to be savy. He is f'en rich.
We live in a time when a house costs $1 million in most cities. The strategy they're talking about in this video worked 30 years ago. If you do it today, you'll be eating ramen noodles your whole life and at the age of 65, you'll be able to buy a house and a decent meal. No thx. I'd rather take extremely high risks to get rich today. Get rich or die trying.
That's my motto too!
Well said buddy!!
Incredible person reading this, you have everything is to succeed in life, whatever that is for you. Go after the life you truly want NOW! ✨
I believe in you! Love - Nat ❤️
hav a peaceful day NAt
@@hii.positivity Thank you, you too 😘
Thank you
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van morrisons philosophers stone album is amazing. check it out
@@ryderclashable thank you, I will
I only wear 4 Sonic outfits I bought and I only eat raw vegetables I save all my money
Take a shot every time Tom interrupts Ramit after asking him a question.
It is his show!
@@Isa-jr9en his show or not.. you do not interrupt someone when they are speaking. Basic human interaction skills
@@abzy3k1 Right
I'm drunk AF and he's rude AF
@@ashleyelizabeth1173 lol
Really love this video. Must say, I've been heavily addicted to investing and saving for the long term. Compound interest is probably one of the most under rated topics when talking about investing.
This is so discouraging for traders who are trying to make it and make it a full time business.....but this people need to know that its the person who loose money not trading makes u loose money.... i mean with proper discipline, risk management and consistency.... trading can be a good source of income …inspite of waiting 10-20 years and loose or make ....that sounds more risky to me....
yes that's true. I'm a consistently profitable (highly profitable) day trader. the only thing he said that I have found very true is that in the markets consistent money can only be made in a boring and simple way. if it's not boring your risking too much and if its not simple your not trading in a consistent way with your system/systems
Tom, you are the best interviewer, seriously. I love how you constantly clarify what your guests mean. You da best
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Yes
This was amazing. I wish Tom didn’t talk over him so much in the beginning though.
Totally agree. Tom talks too much.
Let the guest talk.
@@mso008 I agree. I've almost turned off his videos because of this, and until this stops I won't subscribe....good questions but you interrupt before the speaker gets to their point and to the gold of their knowledge (noticed this on Jason Fungs interview)
Impact Theory is my Jam!!! Thank u for such rich content!! And I love the consistency of greatness in all the guest u invite!!
Hmmm.... I read and appreciate Mr. Sethi... but when he talked negatively about crypto, sorry, I tuned out. What a great debate it would be: Mr. Sethi and Mr. Saylor.
Same here
Tip by tip
Dip by dip
Save by save
Step by step
Money by money
Money grow money
Family is amazing!! Thank you so much for this podcast.
his advice only makes sense if you've written a best-seller book on how to get rich and got rich on it, so you have a bunch of cash lying around, you want to spend no time maintaining it and you want it to be safe. I.e. it applies to just him and like three guys in the world lmao.
I love you Tom but please for the love of God let the man talk! We missed out on quite some nuggets of valuable information because you cut your guest off. The questions are great and can be asked once the other person is done saying what they want to say. Please let your quests speak 🙏🏼 best wishes
Nothing new, it's part of his schtick.
I'm actually surprised he is recommending target-date funds when he is warning of high fees. The fees in those are layered. It's my impression that Ramit knows surface knowledge about investing, and suggesting it, and appearing more confident in his advice than what he really is. Some of what he says is interesting, but there are a lot of points I find inaccurate, too simplified or inconsistent with his own advice.
There is target date funds that have low fees
There is no way in hell that target-date funds can beat the S&P 500.
You sound like you know what your talking about.. That's not me being sarcastic either. 👍
like hes delusional about inflation.
I think you have to weigh the convenience of the target date vs. say lower fee of say an S&P 500 index. You don't have to reallocate your portfolio in a target date fund based on your increase in age since it's done automatically. If your goal is to make your investment life as low touch as possible, I would say a target date fund isn't a bad idea despite a slightly high management fee compared to cheaper alternatives (i.e. S&P 500 index).
Ramit, I've heard you on a few podcasts now. Definitely appreciate your wisdom. This podcast was phenomenal because y'all were genuinely passionate throughout the entire discussion.
Just read his book
I have had a account with fidelity for a few years and I’ve only contacted a representative on two occasions specifically to get put in the Vanguard 2050 but they have no idea what I’m talking about the second time I called The young guy made me feel like my money was not enough for what I was trying to do. It was a very defeating moment. How do I even go about getting help with this. I have heard all the podcasts I know where to put my money, I just need somebody to put it there for me.
If it's at least $50K, u can try Creative Planning. (based on Tony Robbins bk Unshakable). Worth looking into.. although, they are financial advisors, they are fiduciaries.. meaning they only take 1%.. rather than way more. But Ramit just said this was bad too. So I'm at a loss myself.
I really recommend "The simple Path to Wealth" book by it talks about the same, stop trying to time the market and just pick a good vanguard index fund, and do not touch it.
Vanguard is great for those who can afford the high minimum investments; however, charges $20 per account otherwise.
Also, most people do touch it. With the rise of index investing brings short term traders which defeats the purpose. In other words, too many short term traders tip the boat.
This advice is spot on for average Joe. I started what this guy is advising in the early 90s. Set up automated investing in low cost ETF and continue through the ups and downs of the market. Dollar cost average your way to becoming multi millionaire...never forget..when the market is down...everything is on sale...this guy says an hour month....an hour a year is plenty...follow this strategy for life and you're going to be fine...finally, live below your means. Ps. Financial advisers are only for wealthy people..if you are a ham and eager like me...don't waste your money
@Tom
Can u elaborate?
Can you expand on this bro
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The hole in Ramits advice is the incoming stock market crash which will erode 30% of those funds he recommends. Tom you are spot on.
I bought my home in 2015 at a 2.25% fix interest now the home is more that double for what I pay , I say this because sometimes the even call expert are wrong each situation is diferent, if you can buy your home low with good credit you will pay less than renting , if you buy the wrong home is expensive and also realstate condition in every state are different, California and new York are broken in my opinion
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I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks (with the help of my Financial Advisor of course) and made about 246k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded with her again and now I'm rounding up close to a million.
The pandemic came and taught everyone the importance of having multiple stream of income, unfortunately having a nice paying job doesn't mean you are financial secured anymore. So we all need to put in an extra-income earning chance, like investments.
Investment is that tiny line that separates the RICH from the POOR. The foolish from wise sorry to say. I can proudly say I am wise today because I can provide for my family through my investments.
@David Peters
Be careful not to jump into trading without any proper training because it can be very detrimental. Many folks jump into trading only to suffer great loss at the very beginning. Do not try to imitate a professional traders, better still ask questions. Get the services of a professional stock expert or a licensed broker.
Expert Mrs Dawn Fitzpatrick . She is famous and a registered broker I will recommend her trading service for you. her strategies is amazing and is working perfectly well for me at the moment.
You I'll have to reach out to her,. Her availability is on Whats@App 👇.... 👇
Great insight! The key to building wealth is starting young. A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger is a great investing book for teens.
Excellent show! The truth about the industry, marketing, and how you can be better than 80% of the Street.
Ramit got me started in investing, after I read his book it was super easy to understand his plans in the book and he had a couple of different ones
I love how the first thing he says you can do with 300k is go out and have a blast
Capital Preservation/Knowledge = Sustainable Success
Wow this was epic! I'm the spender & hubby is the saver. Loved this episode!
Great conversations and learning a lot 🙏🙏
Money is the exchange of value. Look for whatever brings value in you, in others and to the world in general
@Tom Bílyen i watched james jani and i am fully aware of this
I think relating to ur money based on ur "Rich Life" definition, ur relationship w/ money becomes way more empowering. We often "invest" in the stock market just cuz we think we "should".. then we lose a big chunk & feel shitty abt it. I think u should only "invest" in the stock market what ur willing to lose.. & the rest ACTUALLY "invest" in ur "Rich Life" definition.
Can't wait to listen to Ramit's podcast. 🙏
I read his book excellent
I use Robinhood... $20/day into a total stock market index fund, never touch it. Nothing wrong with Robinhood.
I like Ramit and think he has a lot of great advice for many people. I do think that he is a little too old school in which some of the older advice does not work in this environment. Inflation in June 2021 was over 5% according to cpi, which most think its actually higher than that, bonds at the same time is 1.5% that's negative 3.5%
This is fantastic, thank you!
Ayyeee my man finally getting Ramit on the show! Gonna Ramit into my brain right now
Fantastic interview love your grounded no fluff style Tom
There is a lot of inaccuracies here in this convo.. I'd love to challenge and join this conversation!
Go on then whats he got wrong?
I agree Brandon
Everyone is a genius when the market is green
Much LOVE and THANKS to you all involved in this show! 🙏 ❤ 💙
Tom, Tom, Tom, Low cost investing is the ultimate way to build. In fact you are building while you sleep. Or better yet you are building while you are building.
Ramit trying to prove his point about easy investing: “You don’t have to be good at investing. Are you good at breathing?”
Tom: “Yes.”
Lol
46:45 if (Lisa?) hates how messy your areas can get, totally fair! especially with a women's closet. I have a fix idea for a win- win for you both.
the best solution is to seperate the conflicting zones... Give her a spare bedroom or (bigger) other area for a DIY walk in closet, and you can have the whole closet and keep it as messy as you want lol I understand the friction that would create though,
....or can bring in cleaning service thats how Anthony and I handled it
Mr Tom , my best advice to you is to buy physical gold in ounces, buy it and leave it to stalk, in time you will come ahead of the game in your retirement.
You can adapt this "boring" investment approach to Bitcoin as well, so in the end it doesn't matter what kind of investment vehicle you chose. Blockchain assets are an emerging asset class with a lot of potential despite the fact that many people still treat them like casino plays.
Lol, this comment aged well
Good discussion, my only issue is him telling people not to trade, what a limiting belief or philosophy, better for him to labor how hard and difficult a sport it is but to say most people even in Wall Street don't make money is a complete misnomer, just because you haven't seen it or witnessed it does not mean nobody makes money. maybe you are simply not in those circles. Trading is not a personal finance topic or theme, he is talking off an area he is completely ignorant on in my opinion. but I agree with a lot of his high level concepts
stoked....following the podcast for sure
What about Europe or UK, can you invest in Vanguard funds if you're from there or is it just for US? As I assume when you take money out you need to pay tax on it, so if you are not a US tax resident that would be and issue? What are the equivalent low cost funds in UK or EU? I just want to put my money somewhere for super low cost and don't worry about it for next 30 years knowing its safe and growing.
Greta, investuok į bitcoin ir eteri, tikrai daugiau uždirbsi negu iš fondų…
Guys. Where to listen to the podcast?
I wish he was on for another hour. Got to check out his podcast now.
Thanks guys
He is right investing takes time and it is boring I have been investing for years. I love investing in rental apartments it’s worked out for me . Everyone’s investments don’t look the same. Try what is best for you.
Great logical information i wish I knew 25 years ago
Illuminating conversation. Thank you both.
“I listened to Michael Saylor” 😂😂😂😂😂
The fact that he says, 20% of Wall Street fun managers don’t outperform the market and to invest in a Vanguard fund 😅😂 sounds like someone is getting paid to talk up Vanguard. Most other things he says I agree with for the average investor.
you're vary naive possibly just stupid. So are you one of those stock pickers that can get anyone rich in 30 days or less? lets hear about it....
Yo maybe if he got paid in crypto we can see his wallet 😂
@@Houcnc trueeeee 👏 I’d love to see it. I don’t think he’ll get paid in crypto until Vangaurd adopts it 😉😂😂😂😂
Agreed - that was not an accurate statement. "these guys get paid millions to underperform the market" .... no. no they dont.
Love this guy. Great advice.
Tom, please invite Cathie Wood - CEO of Ark Invest for a chat on a disruptive innovation investment topic as you are the best person to ask right questions. I do believe people would like to compare | get their conclusions on investment strategies - playing safe with building diversified portfolios, but at the same time we live in a different world now and moving a new era or we might live at the new era without realising it yet .. Thank you
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Thanks 🙏. Most people don't understand the value knowledge R Sethi sharing.
"This is the root of my obsession with you" - NUGGET OF A MOMENT!!! 29:00
People who are trying to pick stocks or do this wall street bets stuff aren't making lots of money unless they have lots of money to play with. That's why the vast majority of people should be doing what Ramit says.
The Millionaire Fast Lane by MJ de Marco is a much better book on the topic of wealth creation.
yes 100%
*To EVERYONE who will see this comment: I ABSOLUTELY believe in you. You CAN do this. You GOT this. I know it is hard, but you ABSOLUTELY got this...*
Your friend, Ahmet 🙏🖤
How does compounding interest work in a world of negative interest rates?
Peter Thiel's Zero to One, essentially says to do the opposite of what Ramit is preaching. Ask yourself if your on team Thiel or team Sethi
Ask yourself if you're a genius like Theil
Yeah he’s a venture capitalist? That’s not for everyone.
Think like Thiel, act like Sethi.
Great interview! Ramit is amazing.
Hi Tom,
I really enjoy your channel, could you please add CC to this video?
Thank you for all your videos. They are amazing!
"The trouble with most of us is that we would rather be ruined by praise than saved by criticism." --Norman Vincent Peale
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I agree most people should not be trading the market themselves. For most people, if they're going to invest themselves, an index fund like the S&P or a Vanguard is more ideal.
But it's not complicated to trade the market, it really isn't. You have to be a robot about it, it does take a LOT of practice, and you'll get a LOT better if you track your data.
If your smart about it and only risk what you can reasonably lose based off your win loss rate, it can be profitable and entertaining.
But you will be trading your time, and your APR will roughly be a trade-off with your time invested and profit. If you don't enjoy it more than your other means of income, just get a few diversified indices with a good track record.
(I'm also jonesen on the DeFi loans right now.)
Amazing interview. Eye opening.! 🔥🙏🏼 thank you for sharing.
Good to see you meeting in person again!
Tom, you inspire me - wish I could do what you do!
Which etfs or funds have least fees? I’ve heard vanguard is the way to go, is that true
Great episode, thank you.
If I had to choose best options it'll probably be being a business owner, cash value life insurance, digital real estate (no not meta verse), index funds