A video request, but one that I wanted to share, that explains how retirement planning will be different for Millennials. Whatever “time tested” advice is given to …
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merry christmas AC!! what a coincidence! im just now listening to Rich dad poor dad and saw you put up a new vid in my email and took a break from that
again though i dont like to identify with, i am a millennial i suppose and i did not once vote for BO..also please stop with the come to texas stuff..floridas better anyways
Z Cabarcci….WOW!!!
What do you mean that social security might not be there in the future? If someone can explain that to me.
Retirement? I don't even think that's in the future for me or my gen. I'm only upset that I have to pay into a fund that's going to fuck me over later on. I could do so much more with the money I pay into SS now. I'd be able to save much more. One thing I really need to do is get the hell out of CT. Taxes here are ridiculous.
the real unemployment rate has gotta be 25-30%
Housing for Young men ? Studio/ one bedroom apartment way to go ?
Ha ha, Aaron is in his mom's basement.
Minimalism
Investment in your long term assets (your mind/body)
Avoidance of stupid shit (relationships, materialism, addictions)
Some sort of passive income stream (vlogging, writing, buying/flipping)
Continual improvement in constantly reading and growing physically/mentally
Realizing there is no "sure thing"
Staying flexible and being willing to go with the flow
All key
Great advice cappy.
So, you do live inside your mother's basement. I knew it ! (sarcasm)
Stocks [currently] represent a hedge against two outcomes: #1 Inflation. As the Captain noted, stocks go up with the money supply. #2 In case good things happen. It's possible good things will happen in the world, that inflation won't be bad, that our debts are manageable because of good growth, that new technology brings about more prosperity. Stocks go up if people are feeling good about the future, and it's possible good things will happen in the future. So investing in stocks is a hedge against the possibility that our analysis of the current crisis is wrong. So having some stocks as part of a diversified portfolio isn't a bad idea.
any financial planning book suggestions for a prospective college student not wanting to make the mistakes her forefathers made before her?
Do you own anything ?
Too long, didn't watch: "You ain't got no money so try and put food in the mouth instead. K?"
Thanks Clarey. You're the best.
Buy land because God isn't making anymore of it.
Start a business and stop watching your cry baby channel
This is like an audition tape. HAHAHA
Ya exactly. Everything is so expensive for milienials you barely can get by and survive day by day. Other generations don’t get it. Everything is just a joke why a lot of us are just throwing in the towel just done. The economy and job market is so bad. Exactly what the elites want.
5 years later, stocks almost doubled lol