5 Financial Resolutions to Set for 2020 | Phil Town

1. How will you set yourself for financial success in 2020? Leave a comment below!

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2. Just wanted to leave a note of appreciation for all the content you have made and shared.

   Your advice continues to be some of the best on YouTube and you deliver it in a way which makes it impossible not to feel motivated.

   I share your videos with many of my friends and it is always the first thing I give to people when they are feeling stressed about their financial situation.

   Thanks for empowering people to be and feel better.

   Looking forward to the fantastic content of 2020!

3. About 2 months ago I read “Rich Dad Poor Dad” which changed my whole view of my financial life. Since then I started paying myself first setting aside money for savings, investments and retirement. I started watching your videos. I began reading “The Intelligent Investor” and a book on accounting basics. I started a watch list of stocks to buy when their on sale. And started a side business to make extra money. I want to continue these habits and grow my financial education in 2020 and see how far I can get within this upcoming year.

4. Your videos are great!!! They were decisive to change my financial practice!… meaning that the suggestions you make here for 2020… are all assumed (were assumed before watching the video). This shows the success of your work. Have a great 2020… you deserve it! Thank you very much for your work and time.

5. Hi Phil! As a recent graduated student, I'm so glad that I'm current following exactly what you mentioned in this video! Although I funded my Roth IRA, I have not bought companies that are wonderful because they are not on sale right now. So should I wait or just buy them? Thank you!!

6. ????

7. I just placed a request for the Rule 1 book from the library to start my 2020 financial education off right.

8. Shouldn't we "now go play"?

9. last year I made a resolution to pay off my car… I accomplished that goal in August (2 years early on the loan) while still keeping a 3 month emergency fund. All I owe on now is the house. I won't be able to pay the house off this coming year without completely depleting my bank account. My goals for this year are:
   1. save up a 6 month emergency fund
   2. bump my 401k to 15% contributions
   3. pay down the house so I owe less on it than what I have in my emergency fund

   If everything goes according to plan and nothing major happens, then in 2021 I may be looking at paying the house off!

10. You didn’t tell us to now go play!!

11. First and for most I will pay off my credit card debt, I will be in the workshop on 01/16/20. That’s all I need to do for next year all the rest of the list are done.

12. Awesome content Phil. For anyone who hasn’t attend his workshop, I strongly advice that you should. You probably will learn about investing and Financial more than you ever learned elsewhere

13. I agree. Too many people are buying stocks at their all time high. ? Patience is key.

14. 1. Low debt
    2. Saving 200€ p/month for retirement
    3. Good management with the monthly budget
    4. Flying to Atlanta to learn about Rule #1 Investing
    5. Making watchlist with good and undervalued companies
    I think i´m ready to reach the moon!

15. I want to read security analysis by ben and dod this year ??

16. Hi Phil, I went to your home in Georgia and attended the workshop back in December. Thanks for showing us the ropes of investing so we are not at the mercy of the hedge fund manager

17. Thank you Sir

18. Can you talk about taxes for fathers not on child support but can’t claim their kids even though they do take care of their kids

19. I am gonna buy dividend stocks and set up a nice portfolio, looking forward to it!

20. 5 listed in video

    — PAY OFF DEBT (no more in future besides home)
    — Save for RETIREMENT
    — Teach yourself about MONEY
    — Buy for VALUE not just STUFF (cut expenses)
    — SIMPLY START INVESTING (Understand it)

    I will add an extra: Start Taking PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY for your life.

21. I paid off my student loans on the 20th of this month. My goals for 2020 are to build my emergency fund and save $13,000 a year, invest $5 a day into my Acorns account daily. No more debt so now it's time to save and invest. No credit cards, no car loans, and no more student loans.

22. Great vid! Please get a better mic!!!

23. I love you and your videos. You taught me useful information which school never did

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