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Oh so you had a car back then. Good for you.
Budgeting changed my life! This is all amazing advice. Don’t get sucked into the lifestyle inflation of a raise or friends/family that spend a lot. Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are billionaires and they dress super casual and unbranded clothes. They didn’t get rich by being dumb ???
We live off of 50% of 1 income. Only one of us works outside the home and we invest 50% (in pre-tax or Roth accounts) every month. It's easier than you'd think. Our one income is decent, our pre-tax/Roth options are plenty, and we don't really want for much. Simple, minimalist living.
Thanks, Phil. It's a good advice to learn from your U-Tube. God Bless you for helping people, Phil.
I used to make the mistake of saving 'whatever was left'. Now my employer automatically invests 10% of my income in the company at 15% discount. In top of that, I automatically transfer 200 dollars to my broker to invest together with the dividends from my already owned stocks. I then live on what is left.
Budget, save, invest, and living off of one's income is possible. ?
And don't forget a rainy-day fund!
What's the point of an investment strategy if you find yourself having to mass-liquidate
Thanks, making a budget is key, as is not trying to keep up with the Joneses.. .And then when you consistently invest in quality companies over the long term, then you can probably eventually rely on your investment income to live off of 🙂 I ❤ investing in companies with quality dividends 🙂
Live off of one income, invest all the other income – millionaire before 35!