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@TheBjohns64 3 года назад

Thanks for covering my episode. I definitely plan to save more this year and learn how to cook lol!

@Lissemt 3 года назад

Congrats on achieving this. I wished I could show my mom this. ( she does not speak English) She worked as a nanny and cleaning lady while I grew up. Worked so hard but grossly underpaid.

@freshbreeze2497 3 года назад

@@Lissemt The truth for most of the inmigrant women working in the sector..

@emilyrivard6616 3 года назад

Meal subscriptions such as hello fresh might be a decent option too so that it’s slightly easier

@ahalpert 3 года назад

I dont think paying someone 600 to make meals is all that bad. Cooking is laborious and a skill.

@gt7923a 3 года назад

You rock, Spelman love! 💙💙💙

@jordan219 3 года назад

We need that family that pays $130k a year for their nanny at Millennial Money

@WaT3rb0y619 3 года назад

Yeah I’d love to know what they do so that they can afford to pay 130k for her to not work during the pandemic.

@darlantro 3 года назад

I have close friends who are a high earning couple with a new baby. One is a director at a pharma company and the other a partner at a venture fund. They work a lot, and found a nanny that they really trust. There is absolutely no upside for them to reveal their finances to the world via a show like this, lol, and besides you can just go onto glassdoor to get an idea of what those occupations pay wherever you are. I know even though he works at a venture fund they have a lot of money in wealthfront, because it came up in conversation once (I also have about 75% of non-real estate investments parked there).

@millsykooksy4863 3 года назад

50 Mil

@businessacc179 3 года назад

How could you be in debt with what is arguably a salary closer to $250K?!? Pay that off ASAP to get saving. Also cook your own food lady!! Wow.

@APizzle. 3 года назад

AND SHE MENTIONED THEY HAVE OTHER STAff!!

@michaelisgaming257 3 года назад

If she ever has kids she could literally pay a full time nanny with the money that she makes from being a full time nanny.

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

Infinite monetization loop

@fratuvictormihai9356 3 года назад

what if everybody just becomes a nany and its like a full circle in the whole entire world

@denassyl5346 3 года назад

@@fratuvictormihai9356 15:03 , the future

@trackourmoney5340 3 года назад

Nanny-inception

@yaykruser 3 года назад

@Luís Andrade It usually is just a little above that...

@michaelisgaming257 3 года назад

I know as a fact that somewhere in the world there's a soon to be teacher that watched this and decided to change their career path.

@meriams2713 3 года назад

Lol me I’m the teacher 🤣 she legit makes 3x what I make and deals with less kids and free housing what a win

@trackourmoney5340 3 года назад

Teachers are not paid enough.

@Quiche4458 3 года назад

38 year old teacher with a family currently trying to figure out if I could do this and see my husband and kids on the weekend 😂

@yaykruser 3 года назад

@Luís Andrade Yeah, 1500-2500 a month where I live, thats about median Income. She got really lucky to be a Nanny for a rich family...

@vicgamesvt9682 3 года назад

Were I live the average salary for a teacher is 80k so I think the teachers were I live are kinda happy about their salary.

@IIIIISimonIIIII 3 года назад

The flex of her boss is unreal. Even his nanny has a private chef

@Je.rone_ 3 года назад

She, like all of us, made some mistakes, made some smart moves, but she's headed in the right direction!!!!

@sironeil-personalfinancere9367 3 года назад

I agree!

@gavindunlap724 3 года назад

Bro I literally see you every video

@fineway7053 3 года назад

WDYM she's still making awful financial decisions. If what she reported was accurate, she should have already been able to pay off her $15,000 debt (student & credit) with her allocated savings over the span of 7 - 8 months. I highly doubt her employment as a nanny means she gets an employer match on her IRA plan which means that the interest on her loans likely appreciates more than the growth in her simple IRA & roth IRA accounts.

@fineway7053 3 года назад

I'm honestly curious how much effort by CNBC goes into fact-checking the actual reported income and debt amounts at this point. This also bothered me with the other guest who worked as an operations consultant for Amazon and likely included her stock options as part of her overall income and also as part of her savings. Especially when a large part of Amazon's compensation is likely in restricted stock units. I just have this feeling that hash tag glam life pushes people into over reporting actual income and under reporting actual debt. There's just too much of a smoking gun with someone being unable to pay off debt when it is less than 10% of their net income. Either that or the $300 Yeezy's must have triggered me.

@Mell0wY3ll0w 3 года назад

@@fineway7053 clearly her loans will be paid off by the 3rd - 4th month on this budget.

@saram.8671 3 года назад

"I wonder if she's gonna have any kids of her own. Why have kids of her own when she just get paid 175k to take care of other people's kids". Only Graham can say sth like this 🤣😂

@aylacrissman3443 3 года назад

I actually know people who teach and nanny that absolutely love kids, but since their job is to work with them anyway, so not want any of their own.

@madinp1177 3 года назад

Literally the first thing I thought haha

@kenyagrant2727 3 года назад

I love it though lol

@saram.8671 3 года назад

@@kenyagrant2727 me too!

@Angela-ne9cy 3 года назад

I'm obsessed with this woman! She has found a way to hustle, hustle, hustle and still balance her own life. She works toward her goals, is strategic about her future, and clearly has a solid character...no wonder that family gave her a $60k raise to keep her. Brieonna, you're an absolute superstar!

@piecesofme8531 3 года назад

Her raise is higher than my salary!

@sunnirnDEC 3 года назад

Awesomeness ✨

@afnanalhamad6620 3 года назад

@@sunnirnDEC 0

@mjones8887 3 года назад

Her debt payments are so high because she’s on Baby step 2 (aggressively paying off debt using debt snowball). Baby step 3 & 4 is where she’ll start aggressively saving 3-6 months expenses and at least 15% of her income to retirement. She’ll be completely debt free in 3-4 months with the payments she’s making. I would love for millennial money (or (ahem) you Graham) to do an update on her in 6 months to document how her budget has changed once she’s debt free.

@renaldowijayalim7463 3 года назад

this is just too accurate. I started step 3 (aggressively saving for 6months) last February due to threat of unemployment (due to covid ofcourse). in the end I get to keep my job until today, savings for 6 months of expense, retirement savings (equal to that 6 months expense), and stock investments equal to my 10 months expense. never had this much money in my life XD

@SirD1 3 года назад

@@renaldowijayalim7463 Covid taught you a lesson

@Tameker6 3 года назад

But if she is on baby step 2, she might want to cut back on eating out to pay off the debt faster

@mjones8887 3 года назад

@@Tameker6 Of the $700, $600 is for chef meal prep the other $100 is her eating out. Honestly with her paying over 4K a month for the remaining 15,000 of debt she has the room for the expense. The extra cash per month isn’t going to reduce the amount of months she has left to pay it off... it will only reduce the balance she has to pay in the last month. However, she is actively contributing to her retirement (baby step 3) while in baby step 2. It’s not recommended by Dave Ramsey to contribute to retirement accounts while paying debt but a worldwide pandemic changes things and she’s doing what’s best for her.

@mjones8887 3 года назад

@@renaldowijayalim7463 That’s awesome.

@MsSuiite 3 года назад

This was one of those episodes that had me questioning my career choices. But Go Brieonna!!

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

Yesss

@yourhighness7854 3 года назад

@@TheGrahamStephanShow Graham you know what you should do, you should use the opulent amenities of your new house as background for the videos (instead of using your old garage). Basically you in a super posh house while criticizing millennials for spending too much money on coffee it'll be interesting to watch 😂

@absolutdog8790 3 года назад

@@yourhighness7854 When those millennials achieve the same level of net worth that he has, I'm sure he will be totally ok with it.

@yourhighness7854 3 года назад

@@absolutdog8790 precisely, Graham should say that house is appreciating asset unlike coffee, or avacado toasts, which makes it ok for Graham to use his new house as video background.

@yourhighness7854 3 года назад

@@TheGrahamStephanShow I'm actually wondering if these millennials are just adding extra zeroes to the salaries to avoid criticism because they know Graham won't criticize their exorbitant spendings if they claim to make obscene amount of money because it makes it look like they can afford it.

@nibabi 3 года назад

She’s very motivated but she would not be able to command that without her education. She is a high quality nanny that will add value to their children’s intellectual development which is priceless.

@businessacc179 3 года назад

Arguably her education but also the right connections. Many nannies have ed degrees and not grossing six figures, at all.

@justinaacorn5721 3 года назад

Great point, I think people see this as easy and it’s not. 24 hr care

@zoradelaney9412 3 года назад

She's a graduate of Spelman College (elite black women's college in Atlanta). It's likely that her Spelman connections linked her to work for the rich black family in Atlanta, which later enabled her to get linked to the rich white family in New York City.

@alp.9672 3 года назад

@@zoradelaney9412 why assume family in NYC is white?

@littlemissbekah9722 3 года назад

@@justinaacorn5721 it's definitely not but right now I'm doing it just for love, not getting paid 😂

@LesleyRowland 3 года назад

someday, she'll be retired and watching her nanny-kids all grown up walking down the aisle. kids truly do make life long bonds with their nanny.

@KatieMeehan 3 года назад

Right?! My nanny was like my mum, I miss her so much!!

@Beepbopboop19 3 года назад

@@KatieMeehan don't you ever see her?

@GrantNavarre 3 года назад

We’re willing to pay you ... 130k per year ... our kids are terrible. No really please don’t leave us!

@lavenderpurple6248 3 года назад

Lol

@trioduece7559 3 года назад

😂

@fdrngm266 3 года назад

The family that pays that much, only has 1 kid

@anniealexander9616 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing.

@kenyagrant2727 3 года назад

I volunteer

@dayvidsdays5644 3 года назад

Graham's face when she said the NY family still continuously pays her. Priceless.

@dayvidsdays5644 3 года назад

@@michellecd4722 It was better than any movie plot twist these days. Such a good deal and situation to have.

@kayyx2563 3 года назад

I’m in my late 20s, but I nannied for a few years straight out of college. I’m a licensed pediatric therapist now and I only make 12k more than I did as a nanny lol. As a nanny I made more money than many of my friends with law degrees and more than my bf who was a resident doctor at the time. I was able to pay off 27k in debt in less than a year and save 50k before my 26th bday. If you’re young, gentle, and patient it’s such a great opportunity!

@Michelliellio 3 года назад

How did you get started?

@TB-rx1ue 3 года назад

@@Michelliellio she’s a pediatric therapist. Seems like some form of education is a common pattern. But I also know an ex nanny for a professional tennis player who other than nice vacations wasn’t making so much. She also had no formal training or education 🤔

@krystelhardesty9960 3 года назад

I think a lot of the people that can afford to pay a nanny 100,000 a year want one with some kind of a degree.

@kayyx2563 3 года назад

Yes, you need a bachelors for most of the jobs paying 80k+. If you want a job paying 110k+ you need a degree, experience, and certifications. Personally, I think any young woman with a degree in education should nanny for 2 years or so, pay off all of their student loans then transition into teaching since it’s rarely compensated fairly.

@kylesizemore2751 3 года назад

@@kayyx2563 I just don't understand why they would ever stop being a nanny. It must be soul wrenching to know watching some spoiled kids will always pay 4 times as much as what you actually went to school for.

@valeriewilson182 3 года назад

She attended Spelman College. As a current Spelman student, that debt repayment amount looks about right ... 🙃

@sironeil-personalfinancere9367 3 года назад

Am i the only one who is genuinely shocked that a nanny makes $175k? Much respect to her

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

It’s awesome!

@PanicattheDiscourse 3 года назад

I mean think of high profile ppl who need a nanny that has great credentials, good skillls, trustworthy character and adheres to an NDA. They would spend good money for that.

@555noelle1 3 года назад

Famous people have multiple ones. I knew a girl who was one of 3 nannies for a movie star. The family had 2 kids.

@TheBjohns64 3 года назад

Thank you! Definitely not the norm but it’s working for me so far

@sironeil-personalfinancere9367 3 года назад

@@TheBjohns64 You're welcome : )

@jeanettejbeauty6374 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this particular MM 🙌🏽

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

Thanks!!

@Sami-nl5yh 3 года назад

Wow you respond to comments fast

@dhruvshivv 3 года назад

Ikr

@Tubocass 3 года назад

@@Sami-nl5yh That's what Jack gets paid for.

@mbank3832 3 года назад

@@Tubocass jack is a valuable ally

@TinaLeder 3 года назад

I used to be a full time *nanny* ❤ and still friends with nannies and a *6 figure income* is average in cities like LA and definitely NYC.👌 I was soooooo happy to see this because usually there's so much misconceptions about career nannies.💃🎊

@eve582 3 года назад

Average? Are you sure about that or is that just based on your own anecdotal evidence? 6 figures seems like a lot.

@4islandbeauty 3 года назад

@@eve582 Trust me people pay that especially in the cities she mentioned. Also know how to negotiate your wages. I know a few people who completed their undergrad and became Nannies for rich families and stayed because of the pay. Trust me they made more then some of friends in Healthcare and Tech industries. Time is money, learn to negotiate..and when you're good at what you do people will pay..know your worth.

@Michelliellio 3 года назад

How did you get into that?

@triciacharles8022 3 года назад

@@eve582 I have 2 aunts in NYC who work as nannies. Both make 6 figures.

@TinaLeder 3 года назад

@@eve582 nanny agencies in the city are like private schools. The families who want the best, typically go through agencies, sometimes even loopholes to get the best for their child. Mind you, these families are competing with other families. I've been in a hiring bidding war (kind of like how real estate with a lot of demand would), thus raising the pay. I think because there's so few career nannies (supply and demand), it's as of now, a high income career.

@Lemonzinger 3 года назад

I know the talk is about money but just imagine how awesome of a person she must be if they are willing to continue to pay her through Covid to keep her.

@jesystar 3 года назад

Thank you for speaking so highly of nannies! When I get asked what I do for a living and proudly say: "I'm a nanny" I immediately notice the shift in demeanor towards me. But they don't know my salary, benefits and other perks of having this job.

@alp.9672 3 года назад

That’s funny, I guess those people are ignorant. I live in tri state area so maybe that’s why I get it.

@WetNosesHappyTails 3 года назад

I am a live-in staff. I’m taking care of 2 individuals with disabilities. They are independent, they can bath and wipe themselves and make their beds. They even do their own laundry lol My job is to cook for them, give them meds and clean the house. The house is a 4 bedroom big house. I don’t have to pay rent since I am a live-in. I have a master’s bedroom, walk-in closet, WiFi and cable for free. And of course I get paid per hour. I was able to save $25,000 in 10 months. I bought a new car in cash and investing on Vanguard.

@reginaedry6604 3 года назад

So true! I was a nanny for 20 years and made GREAT money!

@naturalbeauty_abena1230 3 года назад

Uber rich people can afford to pay for nannys at this rate since it also helps them with childcare tax write offs. She is doing it right though.

@naturalbeauty_abena1230 3 года назад

@Dana Peck true

@amandamatute51 3 года назад

Ive never heard if any nanny in fl making more than $20 per hour on the very high end. I’d quit my job right now to do what she does!

@Gigjouy 3 года назад

I nanny as well, and make stupid good money. At 23 I make more than my friends who’ve graduated with 4 year degrees, and I’m in no debt🙌🏻 I feel like people don’t realize how much it costs to have quality childcare!

@nibabi 3 года назад

How much is “stupid good money”?

@Michelliellio 3 года назад

How do you sell your qualities when you’re so young?

@ZwRkErDa 3 года назад

@@Michelliellio If your quality is big/strong enough to be sold, and you are confident doing that, there is no age limit.

@Gigjouy 3 года назад

@@nibabi well I guess everyone’s definition of a “lot” is different. But nannies where I live make anywhere from 40-100k a year! I make on the higher end of that!

@Gigjouy 3 года назад

@@Michelliellio I would definitely agree with unique music spot’s comment!

@dregina27 3 года назад

2 minutes in and I’m already LMAO off at Graham thinking that house cost $300k in Atlanta. The fact that people think houses are that cheap in Atlanta is so irritating. 😂🙄

@halamadrid0709 3 года назад

40k as a teach or 175k as a nanny seems pretty obvious.

@NaturallyNerdeeNicol 3 года назад

I waited to see his face when he was going to find out she was indeed still receiving her base salary in NY while residing in GA...lol. He didn't disappoint.

@Alwaysseekthetruth 3 года назад

She’s not just a nanny, she can educate the child as well. She’s worth it

@samilapage123 3 года назад

Goes to public and private school for 14 years: learns nothing Spends a few hours watching Graham's Videos: set for life

@shakinahsmith8940 3 года назад

I think her debt repayments are so high because she’s aggressively paying down so in the future she’s able to aggressively save/invest to retire early. She’s fantastic!

@fungirl0123456 3 года назад

Agreed! To me she is on baby step 2 and will be able to knock that out in a few months.

@Bigedub101 3 года назад

Yea I think she basically trying to pay off in like a few months then can save all that money

@JeanDagobert 3 года назад

I like her story she's a boss, she's going far in life.

@MrTofu13 3 года назад

She’s killing it. I hope she stays out of debt and save 70% of her money like SG says.

@vickenk11 3 года назад

Graham, the people who go to school for PhD and MD’s aren’t going for money, they have a passion for discovery and helping others. The system unfortunately doesn’t compensate them as they should be

@Tubocass 3 года назад

Yep, there's more to ROI than dollars and cents. That being said, some schools and degrees are way overpriced; I would advise everyone to avoid private university like the plague.

@Goose619 3 года назад

Lmao they are definitely going for money. Stfu

@KB-nz6bv 3 года назад

Most PhDs don’t pay for their degree

@vickenk11 3 года назад

@@KB-nz6bv I was talking about the MD’s in the last comment specifically, and even if PhD’s dont pay for that, they likely still paid for undergraduate degree which, depending on the school, is usually about 50k at the low end, 150k on the high end. Either way a lot of debt for someone who’s only 22 years old fresh out of college to have.

@melanieparedes202 3 года назад

@@Goose619 Trust me, you would not get through 3-7 years of 100+ hour work weeks in residency if it was for the money. During that time you’re only payed 40-50k a year.

@Teannaschannel 3 года назад

Was waiting on this video like a stimulus check! 😩🙌🏾

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

@MariaAndersenCrypto 3 года назад

🌤

@HishighnessMrL 3 года назад

Only this one actually came

@Teannaschannel 3 года назад

@@HishighnessMrL RIGHT! lol

@loraleilaymon3963 3 года назад

She is KILLING it. Good for her! Such a genius and creative way to put educator skills to use.

@JayCampbellMaximiseYourMoney 3 года назад

In Elons Musks Book: They write that he not only has nannies for his kids, but also a nanny manager that manages the other nannies. Lucrative business it seems😂

@rebeccayan2913 3 года назад

Her salary is surprising to myself included, but I think we tend to underestimate the value of domestic work. According to surveys, if stay-at-home parents were to be paid, they would have a median salary of ~$170k! Obviously being a nanny is different but it gives insight to how much this woman is hustling 🙌

@JackDuffley 3 года назад

Is this life arbitrage? Get paid to manage someone else's family so that you can pay someone else to take care of yours?

@aldenfox9858 3 года назад

I love this lol

@coastercrazy173 3 года назад

As someone from Atlanta, that house is probably in the buckhead area and atleast 1 mil if not more

@fiamond 3 года назад

that house is over 2 million in Buckhead

@KB-nz6bv 3 года назад

Right

@coastercouple1211 3 года назад

I was looking for this comment lol! I saw the house and laughed when he said $300k. ATL is a major city? Not country road, Alabama lol 😂

@brooksb.2884 3 года назад

@@coastercouple1211 Haha yes!

@successwithstacee9290 3 года назад

This was one of my favorite ones. She must be an amazing nanny. Your advice for her to retire when the kid turns 18 may backfire if they have another kid. Your editing is getting better on every video.

@round3r86 3 года назад

As a teacher of almost 11 years, I would say that she should do exactly what Graham said....AND AFTER YOU RETIRE, become a teacher because you want to. Sadly working two jobs while teaching is exhausting.

@CaseyBurnsInvesting 3 года назад

Boyfriend who works for an airline > Airlines Miles

@guccidonbuzzflightyear4440 3 года назад

Joe Williams I started working constructing cause you make so much money but i never present myself that way cause dudes be getting too comfortable

@EternalLight940 3 года назад

Damn, Americans really have access to so many different types of revenue

@jazminjnee2238 3 года назад

I am a nanny and private teacher in GA. I am just now trying to reach over the $60k threshold mark. Obviously this is reasonable for NY. In GA alone, high-end positions can make $80-$95k maximum. The only thing with these kind of positions is (like she is) you often have to sell your entire young adult life for it. You live with them, travel with them, and can hardly have a life of your own for a decade or more. You put your intimate life on hold, potential marriage, potential kids, etc. It’s like she won’t be able to start her life or have kids until she’s almost 40. Of course people do it, but that is a big ask. It sounds nice, but when you factor it into how you’d like to live your life, enjoy your years, and your personal/relational goals you have to really consider it all. She has a boyfriend- would they like to get married? would they like to live together? would they like to have kids? 🤷🏽‍♀️ Also, her saying “with (hopes) to keep me” that sounds like either those kids are bad or she really is considering the big commitment. She says she likes her job, but I wonder if she actually likes it or just likes the money.. she didn’t sound too convinced lol Great video, thanks. This really was inspiring for me nonetheless. I love to see these realistic people within average professions.

@abbyoneill4473 3 года назад

Nannying is hard work! So happy to see her getting paid what she clearly deserves. I remember making $20/hr babysitting when I was in high school. Such a good gig if you find the right family!

@ChengTeoh 3 года назад

"they've let go a lot of their staff, on paid leave and I'm in contact with them every week ... their paying me 130K in hopes that I return" - Am I the only one who's wondering what dark secrets she's got on them that they don't want aired out to the public, lol. ;) [ the lessons I got from watching this video (1) teachers are criminally underpaid and should all turn into nannies. imagine what the world would be like if they get paid 100K+ for teaching each student. (2) Everyone needs to have multiple streams of income. (3) everyone needs to listen and learn from Dave Ramsey ]

@lynda6801 3 года назад

Oh, I thought she said "On paid leave".

@Claudia-sm9te 3 года назад

@@lynda6801 yeah "on paid leave" is what I heard

@figuringitout4732 3 года назад

As a current preschool teacher, nannying is looking really good right now. There's also an online preschool that is paying up to $5,000 a month that is looking pretty good right now

@ChengTeoh 3 года назад

@@lynda6801 My bad, I just rewatched that part and yes she did say on paid leave.

@gavindunlap724 3 года назад

If every teacher got paid 100k plus we would either have classes of 40+ students or taxes would be through the roof

@crazyciler50 3 года назад

I had a nanny, the moment my older brother went to highschool (in my country that's the age of 12) we pretty much never saw her again, 'because now we could take care of ourselves'. so idk I don't think it's that hard to just drop the nanny I guess.... Although I do regret that my parents made that decision, I really enjoyed the time she cared for us.

@hornplayer15 3 года назад

Hahaha, that house in atlanta is AT LEAST 1.5 million, and depending on the area much more. Home prices have sky-rocketed here

@pkamvp 3 года назад

Anyone mad at the hustle is hating. You’re only worth what you can negotiate

@Tubocass 3 года назад

lol she didn't even negotiate her NYC salary, they were just desperate to keep her. No reason to hate it though. Those people knew she was worth 130k, even if she didn't yet.

@Zeus-qr7ol 3 года назад

I’m not mad, just people aren’t recognizing she is giving up her own life to be a part of someone else’s family. It’s going to be difficult to start a family with a job like this.

@yaykruser 3 года назад

At a normal Family you cant negotiate to make a 130k income, because they dont make such ammounts themselfes.

@dannymartial7997 3 года назад

@@Zeus-qr7ol You’re projecting your own goals and aspirations onto others. Who said she has to start her own family? She said her goal is to retire early, not get pregnant early. smh

@Zeus-qr7ol 3 года назад

@@dannymartial7997 humans are social creatures. Everybody needs someone if you like it or not. Nannying at this level is temporary, only a few good years out of it. People aren’t looking at many factors including average pay and opportunity cost.

@nicolesaltos3990 3 года назад

I hope that one day I’m rich enough to pay my nanny $130K 😳

@sunnirnDEC 3 года назад

IKR,....must be nice 👍

@dannymartial7997 3 года назад

A private chef for $600 a month is INSANELY cheap. That's 20 bucks per day. I spend that much on restaurants per day, and it isn't nearly as healthy.

@TheBjohns64 3 года назад

Technically it’s for 2 weeks but well worth it! The other two weeks I normally eat at work

@dannymartial7997 3 года назад

@@TheBjohns64 Ah, that makes more sense. If you made a YT channel or blog about your lifestyle, I’d totally tune in

@dmiller2055 3 года назад

She is only home 4 days a month

@MissMBA 3 года назад

Let's not knock education, though. Without it, she couldn't negotiate that high a salary nor be so much in demand no matter how nice she is.

@MilaTejana 3 года назад

Also, there are families that require nannies to have ivy league degrees.

@MissMBA 3 года назад

@@MilaTejana yup! Some have doctorates even.

@sarahrambhatla9257 3 года назад

Graham I live in Atlanta and that house would probably be a million! The house we bought was a bit smaller from what I could tell and we paid 625k. Our house was in Alpharetta which is right next to Atlanta which probably factored into getting a better price. You might think that’s a lot but hundreds of people were after that house and it was considered a good deal. To get a house like that min $500,000(even that’s a stretch) to a couple million. I’m not a realtor tho so don’t take anything I say too seriously!

@sarahrambhatla9257 3 года назад

@@michellecd4722 wow yeah ours is about 3,200 sqft. That's crazy!

@lindaslife2978 3 года назад

She’s like Jessie from Disney channel

@jeannettev5119 3 года назад

Not going to lie, the private chef thing is pretty smart if you can afford it and don’t like cooking. Although you could get a meal delivery service and learn yourself. Graham you thinking about getting a private chef now or stick with the oatmeal, eggs and frozen meals 🍳

@cryptoflippodcast 3 года назад

*That's a lot of money for a Nanny!* I hope she's investing her money 😊💯

@4islandbeauty 3 года назад

Its well worth it. She's raising their future legacy

@ZwRkErDa 3 года назад

@@4islandbeauty indeed, from that point of view, it isn't so much money though

@Tubocass 3 года назад

Seriously, I think this woman is playing with cheat codes. Things just seem to fall into place for her.

@wolkowicki1 3 года назад

Once she pays off all of her loans and debt. that 5000 a month so go into a savings/investments. Maybe into a dream house that she can rent out until she finished working. So renters would have paid for her long term dream. She would be able to train nannies in the future as a side thing.

@MarkPeyton 3 года назад

Love this series bro! Definitely helps me with my finances! Keep killing it bro!!!

@Six8653 3 года назад

Hey Graham , Love these videos ! Even clicked on the ad for you . Keep doing what you're doing , Thanks .

@LifeofKairo 3 года назад

*Graham:* Millionaire Reacts *Me:* Unemployed Reacts 🤣🤣

@kl-tj4nx 3 года назад

I KNEW Graham was gonna say something about the private chef🤣 I think it makes sense for her, $600 a month for a private chef seems like a decent deal

@Tubocass 3 года назад

That's way less than what I thought a private chef would charge. But maybe it's more competitive now with less catered functions and city-wide shutdowns.

@brigitteleafbarnes1441 3 года назад

@@Tubocass It’s $600 for the two weeks she’s off from work. She responded to a comment about this. Still a good deal for her.

@LifeofKairo 3 года назад

1) Saw title 2) Realized it is FROM NANNYING 3) Died. (again)

@Anthony-sg2su 3 года назад

18 mins and still felt like this vid flew by,daily videos would be awesome, quality vid keep em coming!

@princessjones4953 3 года назад

I was once offered $60K a year to be a nanny. Generous salary, tons of great experiences, but can also come at the cost of a tremendous amount of independence/having your own life.

@justinofboulder 3 года назад

Glad to hear she had a father who was such a great role model!

@asmith9849 3 года назад

I can’t get over what you said about how people spend thousands of dollars in MBA programs, etc to make $120,000 and she’s making that as only one of her jobs as a nanny!!!

@TIUlove 3 года назад

Right! But... what about the parents?! 🤨 do they have MBAs or PhDs?? But your point is well taken 😁

@JeniferLarson 3 года назад

This was such an interesting episode! Loved it!

@panagiotisbotonakis2349 3 года назад

Editing is awesome!!! Good job jack

@devmooreurl 3 года назад

She should make a video called *NANNY REACTS: LIVING ON A LOT OF MONEY IN GEORGIA*

@jjohns4170 3 года назад

“Why even have kids though just look after these ones and make bank “ graham 2021

@lilsunset6750 3 года назад

ive been waiting for this vid, just took a dub.

@nathank7146 3 года назад

if only i was a millennial instead of a gen z and graham could yell at me for drinking 40 cent iced coffee and arguing the extra 20 cents could be used in an index fund instead

@bullseyeinvesting7137 3 года назад

Wow! People in New York have lots of money to spend to pay that much!

@ellamorgan5544 3 года назад

Can't get tired of these, great video!

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

Thanks!

@patsfan1089 3 года назад

great video as always Graham! I also smashed that like button for the youtube algorithm

@BeyonKasual 3 года назад

Yes!! I just watched this an hour ago and was hoping you'd post a reaction vid... She has set up a great career for herself... To bad for me I don't like other people's kids that much...😅😅 Should I have said that out loud?🤔

@JackDuffley 3 года назад

She's paid to take care of other families so that she can pay to have someone take care of her meals lol

@NickVetter 3 года назад

@taylorstep1413 3 года назад

So what's your point.

@JackDuffley 3 года назад

@@taylorstep1413 Nothing really - it's just a funny situation

@taylorstep1413 3 года назад

@@JackDuffley I'll take 170k

@chloeloleita7357 3 года назад

I see you under every video of his😂

@AlexandraAnnette 3 года назад

wow! this is a great episode of MM! really awesome

@getaresios303 3 года назад

I've been refreshing your page to see your reaction to this video :). I like to watch by myself first and then watch your reaction

@kamilahdouglas1609 3 года назад

She hit the jackpot and is making a killing as a nanny!

@Je.rone_ 3 года назад

You beat new to it, i recorded a reaction to this on Thursday... just goes to show Graham is solid on the RU-vid

@aacosta9258 3 года назад

Have you made a video on collections? I have questions about it and I think you’re one of the best out there and you explain things very well I have questions that need answers

@canadoughfinance5331 3 года назад

Thank you for the help and inspiration to get my own channel started

@eyeshezzy 3 года назад

She gets paid like a Software Engineer... Maybe more than many 👀

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

Yeah!

@Tubocass 3 года назад

I'm a software engineer, she makes way more than me.

@justinaacorn5721 3 года назад

She is raising the offspring of a multimillionaire, well worth it.👶🏻

@triciacharles8022 3 года назад

I’m a Software Engineer and she definitely makes more than I do.

@XxBeyondSkyxX 3 года назад

Yup I'm a software engineer and she makes more than double what I do :O

@LilYashy 3 года назад

Jack said you have to go on the Discord Server! We Need You! 😂

@IsabellaBoyne 3 года назад

When I watched this Millennial Money video I couldn't wait to see Graham's reaction! I even made a video with my own monthly budget after obsessively watching Graham's videos

@8Gym0Chico8 3 года назад

Just smashed the like button for the RU-vid algorithm!

@trackourmoney5340 3 года назад

Good for her but what does this day about how much we pay teachers? Teachers do not get paid enough!

@ashleybrandenburger4665 3 года назад

It’s not like she’s raising average kids though. She’s raising very very rich kids. The New York Family could be in the hundred to billions of money. The Atlanta one is probably a multimillionaire. Also she is sacrificing her own life for this job, she is being paid well worth it. Teachers in the other hand only have a half day of scheduled work time and all the breaks. I think for what they do they are also being justly paid.

@mimilovesme 3 года назад

She'll pay off that debt in just a few months and then she can move that money to savings/retirement. If she wants to retire early she'll definitely get into that. She's doing awesome!

@sbollin9340 3 года назад

Smashed the line button right when you said to! Love your reactions!

@sarahjhayse 3 года назад

Graham was featured on the RU-vid Culture & Trends Reports video. I'm so happy for you, man.

@SashasStory 3 года назад

Graham on a Saturday? Yes! 🙌🏼

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

Enjoy!

@alexisaschkenase5030 3 года назад

Who else says “wait for it... millennial. Money.” Out loud ? 😂

@TheGrahamStephanShow 3 года назад

🖐🏻

@KennyOhata 3 года назад

I don’t watch Millennial Money anymore since watching Graham react to it is so much better

@adityagarg3106 3 года назад

Hi , I have recently viewed a couple of your videos . I really like it .

@bobbyfisher9754 3 года назад

Next intro: Welcome back to the Graham Stephen show. My name is Graham and this is the Stephen show

@FinancialShinanigan 3 года назад

She better be using a card to get them sweet sweet airline points!

@slamandgo 3 года назад

When you fly using a relative/friends perk of “free flights” I don’t think you get any miles because pilots are only given a set amount of free flights a year and after that threshold the fare will be discounted but taken from the pilots pay according to my understanding.