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My financial goal for the next 3 years is to pay most of my debt and work on to my financial freedom.
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I love Phil!
But ANY debt is bad debt, especially college debt!!!!!!
Dude you're really good
I started reading Rich Dad poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter, Rich Dad Poor Dad for teens, Rich Dad Poor Dad Becoming rich without cutting up your credit cards. Now I track where my money is going to determine if I’m spending money on things that don’t matter, making impulse purchases, or wasting money without even realising it… last year I wasted $5,980 on McDonald's,entertainment,shopping, and Uber. I Don’t use card because you don’t see the money being taken out of my account whereas using cash it makes me spend less money because you think of all the hours spend making that money… I put the name of all my expenses on an envelope and put the money in cash into it and that's what I use to pay for everything. I also started putting money aside for a Rainy Day Fund (emergency fund), if something unexpectedly comes up this is where I can turn too so I won’t be in a position where I don’t have the money ($50-100). I use $150 monthly to pay for things ( use a app called Pocketbook to help me with my spending). I’m focusing on a goal, yearly goal, then break it into monthly goal, then daily goals for example investing in high income skills, skills which generate high income and study accounting to get an idea of how business works before getting into real estate. I'm also thinking about studying marketing, economics, shares, real estates, high return investments, online businesses etc I didn't know where to start. I want to have multiple streams of income by 23-25. Right now I'm learning about Asset and Liability and has gotten addicted to saving the right way.
“those who don't manage their money will always work for those who do. Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving”
i also will train to review small habit all.time
how did u afford a horse,,
in one year o wish havr my own home, money to live, travel, another citizenship
The US tax system is screwed.
IRS tax systems seems so broken, and full of errors. It's their fault and they should PAY YOU money for the problems they caused you.
You're making up the IRS story… If you sent that in multiple times, you would have gotten a certified return receipt which would have prevented the "arbitration." Don't make stuff up for drama.
Increase my Networth from 30k to 80k.
Love your vids. They are really simple and on point. Learning a lot.
Did you say now go out and play at the end?? ,,, lol ,,,
save 15k from this year alone
Hi nice video , I want to become entrepreneur ,like you, I'm your follower, and I'm a small youtuber
What are your #5 list stocks pics to watch can I put them on my list…… thanks you can in box me .
Pay down debt, save, and get ready for the 2020 recession. I may buy some IPOs this year but definetely staying liquid and buying gold, especially if it goes over 1400. Have patience my friends.
Thanks for the video. Regarding the automobile loan example though, I believe most credit scores will count multiple loan inquiries as one, as long as the inquiries are made within certain days (e.g., 14 days). So you can shop around without worrying about getting multiple hard pulls on your credit report. See https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/multiple-inquiries-when-shopping-for-an-car-loan/
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Hey, Phil.
Thanks for sharing this knowledge, it was very helpful. But I have an off topic question – what is the suit that you are wearing ? 😀 What is the material of it ? From what I see its wool, but which brand?
Thanks!
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Set goals and work for it to achieve your goals. Also, make achievable goals.