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I became a millionaire before my 38th birthday. I could have reached millionaire status by 33 had I understood this simple principle... //thread 🧵
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3 investments we are very bullish on over the next 10+ years Real Estate $VTI $QQQ What are you most bullish on over the next decade?
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If you want to earn an extra $100 PER DAY read this...
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The biggest lessons I've learned making $10+ million online (with ZERO experience). ...and how YOU can do it, too. //thread 🧵
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We can't wait to hang out with our #FinCon22 Hosts ANDY HILL and ERICKA YOUNG next week in Orlando! ⁠ 🎤 Both @AndyHillMKM and Ericka will host the FC22 Main Stage sessions.⁠ ⁠ ➡️ Get to know Andy, Ericka, and the other #FinCon22 Main Stage presenter: finconexpo.com/speakers/
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Education costs have increased at an exponential rate, creating a significant amount of opportunity for well-thought-out financial planning. Listen now: hubs.la/Q01jFRKZ0
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Given the recent Terra collapse and the domino effect that it had on the rest of crypto, this is a timely episode that addresses the associated risks with investing in the asset class. 👇 onedayadvice.libsyn.com/cryp…
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Self Worth > Net Worth. Let that be a reminder to us all as we see our investment portfolios go through these volatile times. Patience will win out. So go outdoors, meditate, work out, be with family, and do whatever makes you feel good inside.
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The Stay-at-Home Spouse Millionaire You’re married, your spouse makes all the money, and you stay home. Max out a Spousal IRA at $6k/yr, it’s in your name, and over 18 years it’ll be worth $250k. Never contribute again & in 15 years it’ll grow to $1m.
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10 things to teach your kids about money (That the rich already do) //Thread//
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Apparently a lot of bosses need to hear this: If you're giving out a 5% annual raise right now, you're giving out a pay cut.
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90% of millionaires get their wealth by investing in real estate. 12 threads to help you get started:
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Self education. If you don't have a lot of money, get free knowledge about money from the internet. We like podcasts a lot including: @ChooseFi @BiggerPockets @AffordAnything @AndyHillMKM Books: Set for Life Simple Path to Wealth Psychology of Money
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I wrote a blog on @LiveFortunately - Everything you need to know about emergency funds. Check it out here: fortunately.io/posts/emergen…
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I’ll be honest with you, spending $79.36 for this hurt.😬
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Honest Question: if you're earning $300K a year, where are you supposed to go for financial advice? Too poor for private wealth manager. Too rich for savings account or clerk at Bank of America. How much are you supposed to save? Should you invest in stocks? What are bonds?
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Every time I invest, future 40 year old Justine gives me a high five and a big, warm hug. Investing is a form of self-love because it buys me: - Time freedom - Financial freedom - Location freedom
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Don't have a lot of money but want to invest? =Fractional shares Afraid to go all in? =Dollar cost average invest Don't know what stocks to buy? = Buy index funds It's 2022. No more excuses
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