How Much I ACTUALLY Made at Every Job (Finance, Tech) | Your Rich BFF

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Let's get FINANCIALLY naked. YUP. SALARY TRANSPARENCY!
You know I'm the BIGGEST proponent of talking about how much you make and what you did to get there. I firmly believe that it's the only way that we can get to know our worth.
As a disclaimer, the aim of this video was not to make anyone feel inferior. The goal of this video isn't to brag or share. It's meant to get real, talk about difficult things to help you feel more comfortable discussing money. In my experience, the only way that I was able to learn to ask my boss for more or look for another job was by talking about things like this. I've been very fortunate to have this career path. But I also gave it my all
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I am Vivian Tu, Your Rich BFF. I started my career as a Wall Street Trader before moving into Tech Business Development. During the pandemic, I was inspired to create financial literacy content to combat faulty advice and help others gain financial freedom.
In less than a year, I've grown a community of over 3M besties across the world. I have been featured as a Top Content Creator of 2022 in Forbes, Bloomberg, MSNBC, the Wall Street Journal and more. And as of this past week, I have been named one of Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2022!
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@zoeman7720 Год назад

I am so motivated after seeing how transparent you are!!!

@JL-qf3hq Год назад

Dang nice job! Surprised to see Buzzfeed still alive 😳 Tech sales or sales in general is an awesome career path and very well compensated. Thinking of career switching from product management 😅

@stefanieyvonne1502 Год назад

This is great, lately i have received passive income weekly trading crypto and stock it has been life changing for me, I really doubted initially

@seraphinasigi7769 Год назад

Really? how do you do that, i have been having some losses for a while now trading by myself, can you let me in on how you make passive income weekly?

@stefanieyvonne1502 Год назад

I trade with Val J Smith, he handles my trade investment and is consistent on providing profits for me weekly

@stefanieyvonne1502 Год назад

Instagram

@stefanieyvonne1502 Год назад

Val J Smith ii

@jessica1733 Год назад

thank you for being so forthcoming with your income. Talking about money is taboo and I think it's hurting more than it's helping. If we all considered how much the top earners make and that they are not working that much harder to support that income maybe things would change for all of us

@coralpetals Год назад

Vivian, congrats on making the Forbes 30 under 30 List!!!! You so deserve it and thank you for your educational and actionable videos!!!

@imandegano511 Год назад

One of the best videos! Definitely sharing it with my 18 and 21 year-old. You’re awesome.

@TheMCTVShow Год назад

Just found your channel. As a 30 yr old navigating Finance & Sales I'm Instantly a fan!

@Shelzam Год назад

Vivian, I think your mission is the most important subject out there. The hidden world of earnings enable all the other social and political nonsense to flourish. Best of luck. I’m your 52 yo BFF and I am glad you are approaching life and career right.

@柏佳妘 Год назад

OMG This video is a real deal. I can imagine your career progress through this transparent disclosure. Can you talk a little bit more about your experience in Wallstreet ? So curious about however exhausting it was, why did you let go the job that you competed so fiercely in one year. Thank you.

@rygonz429 Год назад

Great video! Had no clue about the income tracking website. Thank you for that. So cool! Been in the security industry for the last 10years. Started in armed security at local church, moved into security management for Charles Schwab and CyrusOne data centers, then moved into selling commercial security straight commission. Security management is great and on track to make 90k gross the third year, but hated punching a clock and not having a say in how much I make. First year sales was a rough start at 36k since I had never done sales. But found the groove and doubled the earnings at 75k net for my second year. For no base and straight commish, only 25k off my goal of 100k. If I keep the same traction going into 2023, 100k looks like a breeze. 🤞🏽💰💯🔥 Sales is a great way to increase overall income if u can handle the hustle!

@victorpadilla6964 Год назад

Wow nice 😮 can’t wait to see how much you made as an influencer.

@Startupsandsushi Год назад

You’re too awesome #lifegoals congrats on your recent Forbes 30U30 accomplishment! 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

@Rimshathaesthete Год назад

Would love a video where give tips on how to network with successful people

@Treelia Год назад

I love the idea that we should all share our pay. However, this doesn’t work everywhere. In my first job temping in a recruitment agency, we got into an issue where a client of ours had to fire the contract staff we placed at the company two weeks after he started with them. Reason being, the guy had shared his salary with his new colleagues and his entire department then asked for a pay raise. The company had actually budgeted higher for his pay because he wasn’t getting benefits (which also costs our client) that the full time staff were given. End of the day, the guy that shared his salary was fired and the rest of the full time staff got the raise they want but no additional headcount (so everyone has to work more to ‘justify’ their higher pay). We did try to place that guy in another job later on, but he got a better offer from a different recruitment agency. For context though, I’m in Singapore where there is virtually no worker protection since we are all not allowed to go on strikes or riots. So the action of sharing his pay, was viewed as misconduct (which did lead to mutiny of sorts within the department). If you go to Singapore’s MOM website, that is valid grounds for dismissal and he wouldn’t have been able to contest that. This was also in 2008, where most people would be happy just having a job to stay on.

@uhmeenah Год назад

Thank you for your transparency! I wish more people were as open and transparent about sharing their salary. We're around the same age and it makes me sad that I'm so behind financially and have been struggling financially but I appreciate learning from you and I hope to be on a better financial journey from here on out.

@katerilavacek7047 Год назад

I love your content! Can you address at some point what those of us with not much (read: any) leverage in salary negotiation can do while still having some semblance of work/life balance (as in not taking a second job)? I'm a teacher and it feels unattainable to ever be able to become a millionaire - or even set up well for retirement.

@jacklyn-b1u 3 дня назад

I believe the retirement crisis will get even worse. Many struggle to save due to low wages, rising prices, and exorbitant rents. With homeownership becoming unattainable for middle-class Americans, they may not have a home to rely on for retirement either.

@randettawolf 3 дня назад

Consider buying stocks when the economy is not doing well, like during a recession. It could be a chance to buy them at a lower price and sell later when prices go up. Just keep in mind, this isn't financial advice, but sometimes it's better than keeping a lot of cash.

@CheriFanizza 3 дня назад

Accurate asset allocation is crucial. Some use hedging or defensive assets in their portfolio for market downturns. Seeking financial advice is vital. This approach has kept me financially secure for over five years, with a return on investment of nearly $1 million.

@Tommyp-w1b 3 дня назад

Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?

@CheriFanizza 3 дня назад

'Grace Adams Cook' , is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

@DillonMcgaha9 3 дня назад

She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I just ran a Google search for her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.

@jeorc Год назад

I appreciate this. Thank you for your transparency. Can't wait to see your 2022 earnings breakdown.

@tramos8264 Год назад

Awesome video Vivian ! Thanks for your transparency.

@darylyork2232 Год назад

Congratulations , you have done very well in a short period of time. You should make video showing how much you saved each year. Your amazing Vivien!

@SpiralBreeze Год назад

So all the stuff that makes sites like those obnoxious to navigate is what made you your paycheck.

@Pixlanta Год назад

Wow you’ve worked hard , well done ❤

@diegomedrano227 Год назад

I love this! Thank you for your transparency!!

@nicolecook1245 Год назад

Great video!!! Love to see women kill it in the industry

@E3live-o4e Месяц назад

In the spirit of transparency, I’m a creative producer at an ad agency (management level) and I make: 146k for my base 30k bonus 15k RSUs

@yamib1550 Год назад

LOVE your channel! Your videos are so informative.

@adriennayan3270 Год назад

Love this!!! Patiently counting down the days until next year 😅

@livingunashamed4869 Год назад

Thats so awesome. I'm just your average Ronald Read, slow and steady with frugality :). I only make 35k but plan on retiring being a multi millionaire.

@TamagoHead Год назад

Great perspective! You took a risk & seem to enjoy a good balance of career vs. enjoying life. 👍🤞🙏

@witzviewer Год назад

Liked and subscribed. Your last video about your time at JPM and this video are great. I look forward to more similar content including your review of 2022 income from your social media ventures.

@moyurahang2439 Год назад

Thank you for being transparent & being you! ❤

@macavelli8905 Год назад

Powerful share

@summerchirstmas4724 Год назад

Thank you!!!! Here they want you to paid for your earning because of a computer error. Thanks so much!

@OusamaMount 2 месяца назад

I feel like I'm carrying a piece of luxury art when I hold my H Q D U P S shandbag. The exquisite design and meticulous craftsmanship make it a true masterpiece.

@MyLeanBudget Год назад

Looking forward to your review for 2022!

@Glorianna61 Год назад

Congratz on ur accomplishments n making it on Forbes 30 under 30 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹🌹🌹

@peterempire1777 Год назад

love the hustle

@alejandrojimenez50 Год назад

Liked and subscribed 👏😊

@YourRichBFF Год назад

Welcome bff!

@shootdaj Год назад

Thanks for sharing. Shows the power of dedication and taking chances.

@ss09876 Год назад

Thanks so much for this video! It’s a great reminder of the futility and long term repercussions regarding secrecy around things we spend so much time doing; as a high schooler interested in finance, I truly appreciate what you’re doing to set the precedent for our future norms😚

@kmydesire12 11 месяцев назад

I’m in my 40’s trying to teach my teens the importance of financial literacy

@Utubebieber96 Год назад

As soon as I saw Mr. Crabs counting money I clicked

@Mlogan11 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. Sales is certainly the source of big bucks. How was your pay in digital marketing compared to your co-workers- I mean, were your sales exceptional or most there were achieving similar rates? Was the work easier, same, or harder than your Wall St position?

@robincust3535 Год назад

I really enjoy your content Vivian. Thanks for all the great information. Any advice for someone who has arrived at age 60 and has only a small nest egg (say: 50k) to work with? …never managed to get on a truly prosper career track. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@vaughncowan4055 Год назад

I love your videos. They are teaching me a lot! I'm trying to follow your advice about buying the S&P 500. However, I don't know how? Please help. Thanks and keep up the good work.

@MochiFan Год назад

Thank you for sharing you journey in this video. Happy for you for your successes and many more. Inspiring for someone to really think about what I want to do and pursue it!

@Jmg5594 5 месяцев назад

I’m in healthcare how the heck do I get into this

@joyfisher8008 Год назад

I worked for 35 years as a civil servant/state employee. Salary wasn't anywhere near yours but health insurance was included, hours were rarely more than 9-5, no work on weekends & best of all, with state & federal holidays plus 6 weeks of vacation time I didn't work about 1/3 of the year. Wasn't & am not money rich but money can't buy Time.

@none-jt5bl Год назад

What’s your Bachelor Degree?? Im still thinking what I should get for next school year and I’m not sure now if I want to get BS Nursing (what my mom wants) I’m actually interested in working in office cause it’s more flexible (I think)

@weirdo1060 Год назад

She made a separate video about that. Her major is public policy. Her alma mater is University of Chicago.

@MakedaPhillips Год назад

Can you talk about resume building?

@moniryousefian8782 Год назад

Amazing content 👌👏✨😍 Could you please share what kind of investment you have ?! Greatly appreciated 🙏

@thesig301 Год назад

Only a $112k salary💅🏻not even that much 💅🏻

@hunited Год назад

Hi. I recently graduated in finance and don't feel like doing my CFA to avoid the endless hours of work you use to do at Wall Street. I found a good job at my local branch but it's not challenging enough. How did you guide yourself in career change after Wall Street? Finance world is big! Hard to find what would be good for me.

@Pixlanta Год назад

❤️

@vinestreet4031 Год назад

Go Maroons!

@sk31370n Год назад

Die Antwoord - Rich Bitch

@caloricIntake22 Год назад

❤❤❤

@noahbootes9328 Год назад

Why did u leave Wall Street and what did u do there

@evan51298 Год назад

In short, she studied public policy and environmental studies. She interned at JP Morgan equities desk in New york. That internship turned into a full time offer at Wallstreet as a trader. Management changed and the new boss is racist and sexist. Work environment is intolerable. She works ~14 hours a day. New York is expensive. She called it quits. She makes more money on digital media sales. Things like sponsors, merch, youtube channel, tiktok, forbes, BuzzFeed, amazon referral link commissions, and so on.

@susanbrown8566 Год назад

Nice review! I and my family will forever appreciate you. You've changed my life I'll continue to preach about your name for the world to hear. You've saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment! Deanna Arnold is the best.🇺🇸

@Aubree52 Год назад

Her good works already speaks for her behalf, last week I lnvested and got $7,600 and that's just in few days after I got started.

@donaldedward8098 Год назад

Even if retirement I have lots of investment with Deanna. I make $12,000 bi-weekly profit,l invested in coins and property.

@jp34604 Год назад

Are you an ABC?

@1sexysportsfan Год назад

I need a job in Sales!

@susannay.3437 Год назад

Do you pay a lot in taxes? I like how you took a chance with something you weren't sure about but really wanted to do...but it was still a reasonable chance. 🙂 I wish I could be more like that. 🥲

@Greggsberdard 11 месяцев назад

Things are a bit strange right now. Inflation is making the US dollar weaker for buying things, but it's getting stronger against other stuff. So, stuff like stocks, houses, crypto, and precious metals aren't doing so great because folks are putting their money into dollars for safety. I'm worried about my retirement savings losing value fast. Where should I put my money to keep it safe?

@lolitashaniel2342 11 месяцев назад

I'm struggling in this market too. Stocks that I have held for months and made profits from are not behaving the way I'm used to so I’m quite indecisive on how to tackle this market, any advice would really be appreciated .

@crystalcassandra5597 11 месяцев назад

@oldcastleswan - I need advice on how to rebuild my portfolio and develop more successful tactics. Where can I find this advisor?

@VictorBiggerstaff 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for this tip , I just googled Laurel and I'm really impressed with her credentials. I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get.

@grandix6009 9 месяцев назад

Gold

@TheFirstRealChewy Год назад

I was able to spot the main difference between her job and my job. When I put in the extra hours, my paycheck looks the same. When she puts in the extra hours, her paycheck increases. I'm the type of person who will work extremely hard if the benefits scale with my work. It's the reason why I'm increasingly losing interest in my job and making plans to get my own business up and running this year. The other day my manager told me I didn't seem enthusiastic about work. Oh the things I wanted to say in that moment but didn't. It's time to switch jobs.

@takada5743 Год назад

Thank you for being so transparent, sometimes I worry because I’m not in a stem major so it is really refreshing to see people making really good money without being a software engineer, doctor or any other job typically seen as well-paying

@PostprandialTorpor Год назад

1. Most doctors don’t make insane money after taking medical school loans, continuing education costs and malpractice insurance costs. (Unless your in a super sub specialty private practice) 2. In reality it should be spelt: sTEM

@Shadowgangster123 Год назад

@@PostprandialTorpor and m should no longer stand for math and should instead be Medical lol as 1. barely anyone graduates in math 2. pretty sure those in medical industry make more than math majors

@PostprandialTorpor Год назад

@@Shadowgangster123 science usually encompasses health sciences aka medicine.

@drmahidhar1876 Год назад

@@Shadowgangster123 math majors on Wall Street can and do often definitely make more money than most doctors. Especially from elite institutions such as this particular content creator

@jaquicx9500 Год назад

DW you got this!!! Unless you are doing a job that requires one (like a doctor), you don't even need a degree if you're a fast learner. And dw, you can learn to be a fast learner!!! It's quite easy to make money in the USA.

@jcervantes713 Год назад

I started in my early 20s investing in myself and began to save as much as possible. At the age of 16 and until the age of 28 I work two or three jobs and was able to obtained my four year degree in a mere 4.5 years @ the age of 23. After graduation still continued to work a full time job, while working a part time. Began investing in the real estate market at the age of 26. Now at the age of 32, I have several real estate under my name. Also,thankfully I have obtain a few sport / and other vehicles paid off. I am now in sales in the HVAC industry and never turned back. My net worth is above the 2 million mark now. I am not here to boast, but to let everyone one know that hard-work really pays off although this may sound cliche. 🙏

@10Qsir Год назад

@juancervantes6290 would you consider being my mentor for being a sales person for the HVAC business? Have never asked for help but thought to give it a shot. :)) Even if it's just 1 call, I would genuinely appreciate it!

@a.d.b535 Год назад

That's great. How did you learn about real estate? A mentor or just jump in?

@jcervantes713 11 месяцев назад

Just jumped in on my own & learned as I went. I’ve always been a risk taker so I guess it helps.

@DenzerRodis 4 месяца назад

I believe no girl can say no to *hotdups*

@KhoshalJimson 9 дней назад

I like your style about it very much. In addition to *preluxz* , you have opened up new ideas for me in this field, hahahaha

@GetaMortgagewithMe Год назад

Nobody wants to talk about their low salary.

@michealnguyen4989 Год назад

📍Do what everybody else is doing if you are okay with only having what everybody else has.Information that will pay you everyday, you've got to stop saving all your money. Venture into investing some, if you really want financial stability. Choose to grow and elevate your mind by studying audios, videos, attending conferences that will give you the edge!

@nolascowalus2676 Год назад

In situations like this,I always recommend to people on getting guidance at least from someone that understands price action and all that while you strive on improving yourself by watching videos and learning fundamental analysis.

@stevenwalker2117 Год назад

Such an informative comment!Hope it is okay with you and that you don't mind sharing tips on how to invest. I have watched a lot of videos on YT but still can't understand nor set my mind at one thing.

@pucciofabrizio7053 Год назад

@@stevenwalker2117 I totally understand , I was able to grasp enough knowledge and got profits through successful investing with Daniel Christopher Downes . I would recommend him to anyone who is confused or has zero knowledge on what and how to invest.

@debraburrells4780 Год назад

Lately I’ve been thinking of buying cryptocurrency, I’ve set asides $350k to invest but along the line,I usually get cold feet, maybe because I have no idea what I’m doing,

@pucciofabrizio7053 Год назад

@@debraburrells4780 Daniel Christopher Downes can be found online through his name as he’s a financial analyst and trading expert who has shelled out theories and idea for years.

@1catmac Год назад

Move over Suze! You've been replaced!

@patricklerato1775 Год назад

@brysonwilliams7758 Год назад

People prefer to spend money on liabilities,Rather than investing in assets and be very profitable.

@donaldmark3197 Год назад

You're so correct! Save, invest and spend for necessities and a few luxuries relatives to on's total assets ratio.

@haroldphillip9363 Год назад

This must be an investment with Mrs Lauren James

@deborahedward68 Год назад

@@haroldphillip9363 I'm just shocked you mentioned Expert Lauren James thought am the only one trading with her

@haroldphillip9363 Год назад

@@deborahedward68 Haha you don't have to be surprised Mrs Lauren is really good and everyone loves genuine services,she helped me recover what I lost trying to trade on my own.

@chupacabramick Год назад

Thank you a lot for sharing and doing your best to try to break the stigma around “money talk” and financial education!

@cutepinksocks Год назад

That’s a crazy amount of sales 👏🏻 Could you share how you spent your earnings? (Rent, groceries, taxes, savings, investments, etc)

@DenzerRodis 4 месяца назад

I have several friends who say that I will never spend so much money on the original version. It's best to reward myself, and the remaining money is better to travel to some foreign lands *hotdups*

@user-gm501 Год назад

Great video, i don't live in the US but financial transparency should be practiced everywhere

@vvunlisted Год назад

I can see why you made those sales, you're not intimidating, and a good speaker, love that for u!

@chanellbranch783 Год назад

Love the transparency! Thanks for sharing.

@vaneetchawla7568 Год назад

Great Video! It'd also be great to see how the skills you learned at Buzzfeed (i.e selling ads, and overall monetization) transferred over into your personal RU-vid career (as well as your new newsletter subscription) and maybe an insight how the salary of 2021 compares to 2022.

@smphr Год назад

+1!

@johnl9135 4 месяца назад

It's true, poor people don't want to talk about finance it is embarrassing and uneasy. I know, because I was once like that myself. UNTIL I discovered financial independent.

@techwithchris007 Год назад

I went back to school for computer science. My salary is about to double and I'll be making more than I ever did with 15 years culinary management experience. Woo hoo!

@winniechan384 Год назад

Honestly I kinda want to go back to school for computer science. What made you take the leap after 15 years?

@techwithchris007 Год назад

@Winnie Chan the pandemic. I started off as an it tech support agent at 18. They moved out of state and I found myself in culinary school. Made it to food and beverage operations director only to be laid off. Position was dissolved due to the pandemic. Went back to what I knew...IT.

@1catmac Год назад

This might depress me...

@CollinsCorp Год назад

Thank you for being so candid ❤ that really helps

@zacdoesstuff6180 Год назад

Tech sales is the new wallstreet. I'm making the most money I've made in my career, I have more free time, I'm working in a healthy environment, and I was able to get my position without taking on any student loans (I did get my AA through scholarships and OOP, but it wasn't necessary to land the entry level positions)

@kristophe1667 Год назад

This was a really good vid. Thanks for sharing your salary journey with yur other Bff's. Lookin 4ward 2 more content. Btw, every1 sign-up for the newsletter..

@maryvega5468 Год назад

Love your content girl ❤ there is so much value in all your posts and videos! We appreciate you girly ❤❤❤❤

@DenzerRodis 4 месяца назад

My younger sister married a wealthy man who gave her anything she wanted, so she bought "designer bags and jewelry", but he hardly knew that everything she owned was fake. She set aside this money for a rainy day. A true story *hotdups*

@DiscoverRay Год назад

I just discovered your channel. Thankful I did. Appreciate the transparency

@EllieMandyArt Год назад

Let’s just talk about how i was a wage slave from 17-24 years old. 🤮

@teddyb3813 Год назад

i want my lunch money back

@yifanlu8548 Год назад

Amen brother, I want mine too

@vickyfong8971 10 месяцев назад

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@saulrodriguez7258 Год назад

Thank you very much for sharing. Look forward towards your next video.

@angels7271 Год назад

love how you explain every penny you made, the more I look at those numbers it makes me sad looking at my own finance =)

@Nancy-vt3xm Год назад

Is that Mr. Krabs on the wall lol.

@blake1001x Год назад

This is the video that got me subscribed to your channel (after watching 5 or so). Very helpful and insightful tips. More to come please 🥰

@LadyBugz108 17 дней назад

In my 20s, I was driven but I hung out with the wrong crowd. That crowd didn’t wanna talk about money. Now I’m in my 30s and have a friend who likes it when we share money advice. So…be careful who you hang out with.

@racerx9223 Год назад

Be glad your a young female, feel like you want but decent looking women are almost always hired in leu of a man, not to mention being a minority hire. Women are helped and bailed out constantly, you might have worked hard your entire life but that's less important than who you know or who you've met and how they think of you. Don't let it diminish your happiness or personal value, but it's true women are helped and given chances men wouldnt be, especially when they look good.