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Do you have to link bank accounts with Monarch? Or can you do everything manually?

He’s really describing an emergency fund. True FU money is when you can ALWAYS say FU, not just once or twice.

I'm 47 and I feel crushed by my debt. Not to mention a house that is almost literally cracked in half. The foundation is caving in a bit. 3" to be exact. It's unreal the cost to repair a foundation and you almost can't sell it because the problems are so extensive. It feels like a curse Im maxed out on loans and credit cards. It feels impossible. I wish I could start over. How do you guys do it. Not just the guy in the video but everyone below. It's amazing and I'm so happy for all of you. Just wish I could share the happiness too.

You would think they would have the silent disco being so close to families 😅

He has a voice similar to Doug Demuro (another UA-camr)

....I don't know why but your background feels like....floor.

All anyone has to do is get control of paying loved ones lol bills and while loved one lol is in hospice the scumbag thief that's paying bills can steal everything legally and the will is now worth less then used toilet paper go american justice go remember kids innocent until proven guilty is same thing as you're only guilty if someone can prove it proud to be an American lol

Great video! Thanks. If I end up using one of these apps, I'll make sure to use your links.

Unless you’re a politician, knowing what stocks will take off can be hard to pin down. 😂

About to pay home .. but have a paid off Mach e… absolutely lovely life :)

Mint was great. Credit Karma is garbage.

Our home was appraised at $310k. We have no mortgage and I'd want it no other way. I'm 52 and my wife is 32. I cannot imagine what our stress level would be like if we had a mortgage in today's high inflation economy.

My husband only pay rent and utilities and only his bills and buying his own needs and me his wife it burn out me because I am paying my own and foods for family 🥲

Im really interested and have been doing slot of research. How do i apply gor yiur course?

Really helpful videos while I decide how to better manage my money aside from this spreadsheet I made. Also: Your voice and inflections sound EXACTLY like Owen Wilson.

I would like some app that I don't have to permit to access to my bank account is possible???

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Love this!! And so true! Compound interest has set me up well for early retirement.

That's not compounding that's additional deposits doing most of the work

20k invested turned into 570k?

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Youre blessed

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Thanks for the recommendations. I am giving Monarch a try, they are currently offering 30 day free trial and 50% off on yearly membership with promo code MINT50 so it's only 49.99 after the trial.

6:02 what do you mean by “nest egg”? Do you mean a savings account with $1 mil saved up or a combination of stocks/bonds etc? Sorry I’m new to finance

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Yeah, it was a death I felt coming. Their funtionality had really tanked by the end, for me. But we too, used them for a long time. We are new YNAB users, and changing things up has made me get back into a better budgeting mindset!

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I loved mint too! Used it over last 12 years I find that Monarch Money is very, very close to Mint! The more I use it now the more I think it’s the paid version of Mint 😮

358k net worth gain in 18 months and change, purely stock, not real estate, starting from 80k. High school drop out ✌🏽 Been tracking my growth daily.

This was such a great talk ! Very encouraging to everyone !

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Is it safe to share this type of information with some apps like this?

I threw $61000 at my mortgage, I saved $10095 in interest. 2.75% x 61000 x 6= $10095. That's extra motivation

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We paid off our house December 2023. It was a nice Christmas gift to us! My husband's job is not as secure as we had hoped and his company has been going through rounds of layoffs. So paying off the house definitely gave us more peace of mind should that day come where he finds himself out of work. Eventually, when we start a family, we'll value having more time back as we would both like to transition to more part-time work. We're also hoping to do more traveling in the future as well. Thanks for these videos!

I’m 46 and has $500k in my retirement account and $280k in brokerage accounts, located in growth stocks for a surprise early retirement. And now I’m coast fire working for holiday and bill

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my 401k unfortunately does not allow for setting up automatic investments - given this would you suggest manually investing on a two week basis? or would you suggest an alternative like manually entering trades every day ? i was hoping for a set it and forget way to invest but given above that makes it difficult ?

For anyone trying to achieve this, putting $250k into a compound interest calculator, over 7 years with a 10% return, adding $1,167 per month (7% of $200k annual HHI), yields $627k. The trick is to count your mortgage debt towards your starting net worth and your home equity towards your ending net worth to make it sound more impressive. Net Worth 2008: bought condo to live in and invested in retirement accounts through work 2015: $245k retirement accounts - $200k mortgage debt - $45k consumer debt = $0 net worth 2017: sold house, paid off mortgage and debt ?: bought house, took on new mortgage 2022: $620k retirement accounts + $90k cash & 529s + $290k home equity = $1 million net worth In 2 years from now: looking to buy a bigger home and get a bigger mortgage Income 2015: HHI $165k ?: went down to single income, $100k 2022: HHI $200k Savings Rate prior to 2022: ? 2022: 7% towards retirement & ? towards home equity & other goals Also regarding 5:21 there is no such thing as an investment that can't be sold. You may not want to sell it but you certainly could, pay the tax & any penalties, and move on.

We moved from an 1800 sq ft ranch to another state and got a 2500 sq ft 2 story. We are a family of 5, but I actually really miss our older smaller house.

Great content! Thank you. I bought a home with a lot (subdivided) one loan. I plan to sell the lot and recast my loan. Would you happen to know if this is allowed?

For investment advice, forget Dave Ramsey and check out the bogleheads wiki articles and forum. Keep it simple with a total stock market index fund, with low fees so you keep more of your returns. Invest 20% to 50% of your income, not 7%, if you want to get there faster.

you should have the deed, title, and cashier check receipt for the house you purchased or paid off.