7 Signs You're Doing Well Financially...Even If It Doesn't Feel Like It

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These are the 7 signs you're doing well financially, even if it doesn't feel like it.
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Комментарии : 38

@JakeVanderPloeg Месяц назад

Every so often I have to visit the old compound interest calculator website to remind myself why I’m doing this😂

@johnsfinancetips Месяц назад

hahah ain't that the truth...I'm ready for my exponential growth already!!

@ELSITEN Месяц назад

Just completed my Chase trifecta, 19 years old Got the preferred, unlimited and flex 🎉🎉🎉

@ELSITEN Месяц назад

Thank you John for helping through my process of being on the top floor of credit cards

@ibrahimahmed8810 Месяц назад

great stuff man keep it up

@leahtheanimationfan40 Месяц назад

My partner and I completed the Chase Trifecta last November, along with also getting the BILT Mastercard. In just one year, on just the Unlimited, we've already saved up more than double what the sign up bonus was. That's not including the Preferred and the Flex. It's awesome!

@francisconunez2946 Месяц назад

Amazing video Bossman Back to back 👏🏽 new video yesterday and today !

@Mh.thelifestyle Месяц назад

Yo John… make a channel for advance audience that checked all the boxes mentioned in this video. I still feel lost where I need to be financially. Case study: Mid 30s. 2 kids and possibly thinking of another. Child care cost is pricey! I don’t want to put my finances public. But we don’t qualify for help. Everything is above average, but still feeling strap since we want the best for our kids. Also, generation… we didn’t grow up with money. Self taught with financial education.

@GongChaLover Месяц назад

Good informational video

@diegomontero6851 Месяц назад

I can tally off all 7 signs at 21! Thanks for all the help!

@Jarevonum2004 Месяц назад

I don't invest bc I don't understand how to invest, but I will invest it through a Roth IRA. I do however have a 795-credit score as of currently and I don't have a passive income, but I got a job. This video is helping me grow my money! thank you!

@johnsfinancetips Месяц назад

Don't forget in a Roth IRA you still need to pick you investments! The account is just a special designated account for retirement funds. But the funds inside the account still need to be invested. I know that can be a bit confusing. If you're confused about investing I recommend the book Psychology of Money!

@PerdomoTesla Месяц назад

I'm 30 now and I feel so far behind because I didn't start saving and investing till just 2 years ago because i was so busy getting out of debt. College debt mainly. Now I'm finally funding my max employer match, roth 7k yearly, and keeping money in a HYSA. It's hard when you grew up below poverty line. Grinded my way to a $150k income.

@johndefoore4283 Месяц назад

If you're making 150k a year then you should have no problem saving up I make way less and have a lot saved up

@PerdomoTesla Месяц назад

@@johndefoore4283 I do. I just feel behind when I see those 401k balances by age 30 videos or posts thats all. I'm catching up fast.

@reaprical336 Месяц назад

Hi John, I have a question regarding a ROTH Ira. So I have one but haven't been as active with it as I would have liked, but since the market is up right now, is it still good to put money into the index funds, etc that I have in my portfolio or wait for the market to go down?

@93aMike Месяц назад

Time in the market will always be better than timing then market!

@Erick1Leon Месяц назад

Appreciate this John, sometimes comparing yourself to others really makes it tough but your tips really help

@Anna-wd8ox Месяц назад

Loved this! Question: I recently went through a bankruptcy (I was sued, long story but I basically chose bankruptcy over having my wages garnished and paid a lump sum to not have to worry about this again🙄) but my credit score is now at 450 because of that. BUT I have next to no debt. I know credit Scores are important but how does that look overall, I have the emergency fund and savings etc but how is the best way to go about setting up my credit aside from a secured credit card? And with a secured card which builds credit the “best” or fastest?

@Divyv520 Месяц назад

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@yingzhang5597 Месяц назад

Hi John, what are the differences between CD and high yield saving account?

@nmahoney1994 Месяц назад

High yield savings account gives you access to your money.

@PandaFPV Месяц назад

My dude, what card should I get for paying my AT&T phone bill?

@beachbumsailordude Месяц назад

There is one thing none of you RU-vid guys in the credit and financial space don't talk enough about and that's the Roth IRA. This is the biggest gift the U.S. government gives us. If a 20 something kid would open this and start funding it regularly they would have a huge pile of $$$ for retirement by just investing in one of the major index funds.

@jcmphreek Месяц назад

Steps 1-6: the most basic stuff like don’t have credit card debt and have a savings account. Doesn’t mean you’re doing well, just means you’re not bottom of the barrel. Step 7: literally be a multi-millionaire

@DSH__ Месяц назад

Yay

@Lycan3303 Месяц назад

807 credit score 😎

@KaylaandZoe Месяц назад

Didn't embed video on #3.

@zionismisterrorism8716 Месяц назад

You just need 1 sign: have rich parents.

@nicksmith8141 Месяц назад

It all comes down to discipline, no matter your income level or background... if you were not taught to be disciplined financially, that won't factor in as much.

@cameronmcgroarty5657 Месяц назад

military for free college, have 20k in investments at 18 years old, have great credit and amex plat for free from military. all in the first year I can even do that stuff

@azaril7780 Месяц назад

My mother forced me to make a brokerage account, it sucked since at the time i was alot less willing to put money in places i couldn't get to it, and to a certain degree i still am, i get antsy if my bank account drops under 1k, its been a few months since ive put anything into that brokerage account (It was with one company, but since my mother works for a company that offers them i was forced to move it to them (Fuck laws man) im gonna start putting some more cash in there

@eduardoflores98 Месяц назад

At 26,i have 8 months of savings spending as i spend and probably up to 12 if i go to saving mode hard, all my bills are se to get paid automatic, i do have passive income 5% out of all my money saved, i have over 2k in etf’s, 773 credit score, 0 credit card debt, 8 credit cards, shit i thought i was doing bad… i’m still thinking that i’m poor anyways 😂😂

@PumpkinEater33 Месяц назад

Couple of notes: 1. I don’t think interest from a HYSA should be viewed as passive income. While that may be technically accurate, it is really only a replacement of the value you lose to inflation. So while the amount of dollars in the account increases, the value of it does not. 2. A word on caution on the FIRE movement. If you get to that magic 4% per year portfolio value, people should be aware that having the majority of that value in market index funds can significantly impact how much money that 4% is when there are market crashes. You could easily lose 20% of your portfolio value and it could take years to recover that. So during that time, that 4% withdrawal could be significantly less than what your expected expenses are for those years where your portfolio is still recovering.

@kobinabrowne Месяц назад

First

@johnsfinancetips Месяц назад

Let's go!!!

@elwu7263 Месяц назад

These are not signs you're doing well financially, individually. Even if you meet all 7 minus the last categories. These are bare minimums. This just means you are doing better than most Americans....