I love watching people with a platform start to understand how important it is to stand up against the tyranny that has been ever creeping into western society. Sam, you help people become free and now you are helping to keep them free! You are doing God's work, keep crushing it.
I'm a platform abuser, in that, I will find the end of my chain rather than sit by the peg, saying what I like, as long as they like what I say... ...and I approve this message! 😊👍🏼🗽
The WEF have already stated that by 2030 we will own nothing. Even if you buy land now that will be taken from you 2030. 2 Peter 2:10 But chiefly them that walk after the flesh in the lust of uncleanness, and despise government. Presumptuous are they, selfwilled, they are not afraid to speak evil of dignities. All governments were put there by God for a reason. That is to draw out those who say they are Christian but are not. How do real Christians view this world? 1 John 2:15 Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him. If you love this world then you cannot love the Father. 1 Timothy 6:10 For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. Mark 10:25 It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. Matthew 6:24 ¶ No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon. Do not lust after money.
Remember the statement::: U will own nothing & B happi ,, it’s being implemented but the people still believe in red or blue or Tory or Labour,,,,,, once 💰💰💰 goes we will all live in a technological prison
"I believe, that when you get to the top of the mountain, it is your responsability to pull others..." If you live by that sir, you are an amazing human being
I'm no property investor but thankfully live in my own paid off home, my heart aches for those stuck in this indentured servitude and what is coming down the line for those less fortunate. And no I'm not a boomer that bought cheap, I just got my head down and ate beans on toast to pay the banksters off early.
💯 correct. The pensioners and people with a house paid off, wealthy people really won’t feel any of this. It’s our children, and the people who have no real fall back, and live pay cheque to pay cheque who will suffer. Yet all these thousands of clowns went and lined up for the queen , the very person who has been scrounging off the tax payer at 90 million a year )
@@qwanathomas735 Death. But that's why it's important to live a life of purpose and not a safe one because we have a few bricks to hide behind temporarily.
Let's be clear stuff is not going up in "value", it's a price gouge increase. There is no additional value in the extra cost, the manufacturers are simply making more profit.
It's sad to think that you spent 12 years waking up at 7 and coming back at 3 or 4 only to learn that you hate learning. That was the goal all along, once you begin to read what you love and not what is shoved down your throat because you need those stupid grades to even be considered by this brainwashed society you begin to see what real learning is all about. Learning at your own speed, with no one sitting over your shoulders to punish the mistakes with bad grades. The irony of that is that the pub(l)ic school system deliberately punishes the very thing from which you actually learn in real life : mistakes, thus creating a bad habit that teaches kids that they should fear mistakes because of bad grades. Once you see the truth for what it really is you look at society in a whole new light. Thank you for wanting to make a pozitive difference in the world, you are a good person! It's like a breath of fresh air to see people realizing the financial scam under which we live in.
Being a Brummie myself I can understand you and see the bigger picture! My daughter works in the education system and agrees with you. They teach us to fail… at every thing! Build back better… never in a million years!! 🏴🙏🏼🇬🇧✝️
British government been selling out and shutting down everything that made this country great! They should have saved MG Rover not gift it too the Chinese! We are a mere service country now when we was the work shop of the world!
When I heard that slogan Build Back Better I thought what on earth does that mean. Just rubbish that means not a lot. Maybe I don't get it, but just the government virtue signalling and trying to create a hype perhaps.
how much does the big bullshitter pay you all to leave fawning comments? Just wondering. He was a millionaire at 21 he says, yet had to work as a stage magician to make ends meet? lol...Nuff said.
Samuel, thank you. I live across the ocean and discovered you randomly, but something in me said buy the book and I followed up by doing so. I am cautiously excited! I’m 40 now, always been on the bottom side of middle class and just like so many others, have been fighting to get out of this god forsaken matrix for so long.. maybe all my failures were successfully bringing me to this moment. For mine and my sons sake, God.. I hope so 🙏🏼 Thank you Samuel.
i told my 15 yr old [at the time], if school said anything to him about his side line [selling cans of coke / chocolate which i got him in bulk] cheaper than tuc shop, they were to speak to me. That`s why you go to school, to learn how to make a living. Pleased to say, he`s 24 now and has annual gross turnover in excess of nearly £700,000 with a franchise / courier service with 7 vans.. he left with no qualifications.
Took our boys out of the mainstream in favour of a Self Managed Learning College (homeschooling at a school with teachers (learning advisors) who also left the mainstream). Curriculum is binned in favour of critical thinking and imagination, needless to say the government are not fans...
Bro props for posting such a title and thumbnail... the scam is deeper then that, think building codes, zoning regulations, property taxes, those 3 things, among other things, make us all slaves
To be honest, I’ve never been into property investment and as such had little interest in the channel before, but this stuff is great. Everyone needs to know this stuff and credit to Samuel for putting himself out there.
Black Rock, Gates, Bezos and the rest of the WEF clan is buying up everything!... As they say and declare on their Website: by 2030 "you will own nothing and be happy". I don't think they will come through with that but in the meantime they are following their agenda. Sooo,... I wouldn't buy anything now that's tangible and i do like the cash idea, BUT now we are all going to be forced to go cashless, isn't England already at that point? I believe BTC is still a good decentralized place to put your money in the meantime until everyone is wakening up to what is really happening.
LOL. Him and millions like him will always be moaning about something. I have never owned a house and always worked AND enjoyed my life. I suggest everybody stops moaning as there's sod all you can do and enjoy as best you can the one and only LIFE you will ever have. I am now retired and happy. Good Luck Y'all.
You're brilliant! There needs to be people like you giving talks in schools to give children the knowledge to become successful! Not necessarily rich, but successful. I despise the education system and believe that society is molded from school. Children are not taught to think for themselves or be independent in work, they're not encouraged to leave school at 16 and work or start their own business and that is what is wrong! They want you to stay in the system and become essentially 'slaves' to the rich! Something needs to change.
@@CollieDog24 I agree totally. I would also say that children should be chastised that way they would have some respect for their elders and betters. This could also be part of the problem as to why a lot of young men are now are sodomites as they were brought up to be girly sissies.
you mean contribute to the schemey manipulative system that is only enabled through robbing of the poor and the poor being kept poor and you robbing them through schemey manipulation loophole exploitation that are opened up by other corrupt rich ppl that propaghate this as normality and dehumanise ppl in isolated just like yourself from thoughtless incompetance into more unconscious incompetance and living in an illusion justifying this evil and then stashing this stolen cash away with a couple of buddies in houses / driving prices injustly artificially up with propagation of illusions to justify and hide the exploitation and suffering and just likethey are for an average unconsciated person like you made it a normality of life oh yeah this is just basic what you do its not exploitation and furthering the state of unconscious incompetance ppl allowing enabling themselves to be blindly robbed but have this corruption based system be not criminality but to be normalised as normality of life and skilless indestinguishable exploitation to be valued higher being schemily manipulative and subconsciously dehumanising yourselves
Agree. Think of the footballers in the past with huge salaries & today. Fell by the wayside , because they couldn’t handle the fame. & money. I agree. It should be taught in schools🙋🏼♀️
Hey Mate.... I agree , live in Australia and it is getting scary here as well. People need to start to open their eyes more and stop believeing that your government will do what is right for you..... No, we need to stand up and start to make changes and stand up for ourselves. !! Looking forward to read your book!
What's needed? Liquid cash. Everyone only has credit. If you have stacks of cash, you can capitalize on everyone's credit. A recession as bad it can be, provides good buying opportunities in the markets if you’re careful and it can also create volatility giving great short time buy and sell opportunities too. This is not financial advise but get buying.
Cash can be king , but it depends on how much you have. I.E- if you have 300,000 cash when the house market crash occurs you will have a LOT more opportunities VS many others especially when people get foreclosed.
@@Alejandracamacho357 When the stock market rebounds, many investors may come to regret not investing in the red today. It's possible that this pricing will never be seen again. If you have a fantastic vision for it, there is always opportunity in the midst of chaos.
@@marianparker7502 You are definitely going to want someone who has experience managing a portfolio in bear and bull markets. I invest in all of the major markets, but not alone. I mirror the trades of "Susan Agnes Hancock" who you may have seen on the news performing stock analysis. I can confidently claim she's worth her salt as a financial consultant since her diversification abilities are top-notch.
Sam I can’t help but think over the next 10 years we are heading into anarchy as more and more people are waking up to this. Keep posting this sort of content we are with you every step of the way ❤
We need Anarchy. The only controls we need are within us, external should be controlled by the knowledge and understanding of Natural Law. We don’t need external rulers, we should be in a world without rulers - Anarchy - following the Laws of Nature and evolving our collective consciousness
It’s nice when a bank says yes here’s a loan. But for some like me the bank never says yes it’s always been a no. So if you have money to start with it works if your born into poverty it doesn’t so yea the system only works for some 🤦♂️😫
£2000 A MONTH ?? TRY £ 850 A MONTH HALF OF THAT IS RENT THEN COUNCIL TAX ,WATER RATES, INTERNET, ELECTRIC, GAS ,THATS WITHOUT FOOD !! I WORK LIKE HELL DONT CLAIM BENIFITS !! BE REALISTIC
I realised at school in the 70s how we were groomed to be workers. Working for someone means you'll always be poor. I quickly broke away from the bs and had my own businesses and now I'm quite rich. I wasn't put on this earth to work and remain poor.
@@rustyshacklefordspocketsqu8162 hi rusty, sorry to hear about your health. I had a friend in the 90s went from zero to £29m turn over and 200 staff in a similar line of work to yours. Then it failed too. I've done a few things and retired a few years ago having got out of my businesses at the right time rather than sink with them. Focus on your health as that is priceless.
I've ordered the book, it arrive tomorrow. Can't wait to get my face in it. You and others have a noble cause. At first I started getting into self development for myself but now I want the success to help others too. Keep up the great work fella.
"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless." - Thomas Jefferson
I watched this video last night, so strange because I was saying these same facts to my friend a few weeks ago. I've ordered the paperback version of your book this morning, due to arrive tomorrow morning. I've already enrolled onto a property management course. It's only an online course as I have children, but property management is my dream. My Grandad is a property investor & I want to carry this legacy on in his honour. I have no idea how it's going to pan out but I already own my own home, thanks to him leaving it as inheritance for me & my children (he is still alive & well btw). However, I want to learn more from passionate people such as yourself. I can't wait to read the book. I'm hoping to join you & others that have the passion for becoming property managers/investors. I'll miss the October Tour, unfortunately due to circumstances at home. I'm so ready for the next Tour if you do another one. Thanks for all your videos. I hope RU-vid do not ban your account because I binge your videos on a daily basis. I take notes, I learn the most from the challenges you've done for people. I want to be in this for the long haul & to build a better life for my children 🤞🏼🙌🏽
I’ve just found your channel, amazing work sir. I’m comfortable and will be as I have saved enough to cover any situation, I work from home, don’t spend on holidays, don’t use private transport, prepare my own meals, don’t eat processed or fast food. But agree property is the best investment over ISAs. Being single with no wife or kids saves you a lot of money.
The truth is bitter but must be side. Samuel thank you so much for sharing this motivating video. Every day I am learning something New whenever I watch this awesome channel. Thank you Sir.
Excellent advice Sam, the book looks awesome. On payday hopefully I will get one. My damm rent has gone up £55 a month Your right about wages, they went up 29 pence Can’t even buy a can of beans with that
Are you on Amazon prime Steve think you can get a free trial of kindle is it and get the book on there free to read on a tablet or phone ..👍 this hard right now for sure but you got this pal keep at the free learning and make it happen ...sounds a similar situation to me too but I've the knowledge but can't get access to finance/mortgages due to being pretty I'll a few years ago so messed up the credit and the systems don't see reasons only a credit score
Infact fk it...buy it and drop a msg on insta to me showing the details of the book and I'll transfer you a tenner towards it back to your bank... If buy it but harsh times too here ...you can send it back when you hit a million in property 👍👍
Billionaires and banks aren't buying land or property for any other reason than they want total control of 98% of the populations. Land isn't being invested in for its own value, rather for the value of what will be grown on it, by companies owned by the elite. Same with property, they want to rent them out in ways not permitted for private landlords - the same as councils, universities & other institutions currently do, they're not restricted by the rules affecting private landlords, so they can make more money and exercise more control over the tenants. Eventually, there will be restrictions that render renting properties privately untenable. There are plenty of ways they can legislate you out of your home
Damn Sam you are so based, I have learned a lot about money from your channel more than in the 16 years of useless schooling. Don't give up spreading the Good News, thank you for your time.
In ancient Mesopotamia when people were free they traded by way of Barter, a way that gave the individual choice and reputation of value. Goods were traded or swapped for goods that were agreed to be of equal value, eventually people (that choose to create debt) started producing clay mounded sculptures that could be used to signify a person (who’s initials were etched into the sculpture) owed by way of promise an amount of that item, this method was said to be clumsy and hard to maintain so the introduction of cylinder seals was introduced, these seals were produced and overseen by Pharaohs, Royalty and labelled elites. By allowing the introduction of seals the Mesopotamians freedoms of trade were now controlled by the controllers of seals and it was now the value of the Mesopotamian that was being traded, The controllers now also controlled the belief of value of assets. It was known that the need to fluctuate the value of an asset was easily achieved through advertised reasons for and against an assets desired falsely accepted value, which also meant that the controller of the seal continued to control the accepted believed value of the asset. Controllers knew that in order to protect the value of the asset against questioning, reason must be given for the asset not reflecting the prospective value when ever it didn’t especially when it was previously advertised to be valued as the quoted false value. The controllers who awarded position titles and asset to those that followed and delivered its way needed to find reason other than their significant withdrawals against the actual asset value to offset, shift cause and blame on others, this way they could continue to support the false value of an asset against its actual value which in turn would allow the controllers of the seals to continue taking profits against a falsely fed physical value of a asset as long as the Mesopotamians accepted the false value to be more. Eventually Mesopotamians started to become aware that the actual physical value of asset was not indicative of the false value and it was not aligned with the conditions the asset needed to grow as its creation was not being supported and therefore could not produce the actual physical value let alone ever meet the falsely advertised value of the asset, a value advertised by the Seal. The controllers who were now richer with assets that they had gained through positioning and service of false blame upon the defenceless (the seals targeted mark) would again blame those that were not in a position to trade, provide or give value to the asset even though in most cases the asset (or most of) was irreverent or out of reach to the defenceless and this is how poverty, lore, judgement and blame was applied and reapplied. The controllers would meet and disgust ways to to offset cause using blame, always finding way to blame its failure on others instead of the actuality of their gluttony and sloth that served its assets physical value failure (keeping in mind that their egotistical position is what they believed gave them knowledge right and insight to do so) Actual asset value and delivery of the controllers: They worked against and never for They took from and never gave to They assumed control of and were not controlled by They Judged of and were not Judged by They advertised Seal Value and only they lived lives that matched the advertised Seal value. They promoted the Seal but never promoted its physical value or the physical attachment A precursor mark was of lores that were created against all, that included all of their said guilty as well as all of their said innocents, these lores have always been used by controllers as an identifier of the beginning of the end of its Pyramiding cycle. It was land that the controller would usually lastly seek to take over, lands that ironically were mostly held by its Royals etc lands that were incumbent of debts created by them for others. What is the difference between controllers and globalists? What is the difference between Seals or Shares? What is the difference between Mesopotamians and you? The wealth created for shareholders of companies that mine minerals for his technologies says it all, all formed from slavery inclusive of children as young as 6 years old, As history shows all, Act like slaves they want you to be and they will treat you all as the slaves they want you to be slaves, they increase the acceptance of debt based off your desperation and/or greed, inclusive of those that think they can buy their freedom by selling others out, in case you are unaware your others are your environment. Stakeholder capitalism discards the understanding that the singular purpose of a corporation is to serve its shareholders and instead emphasises on giving complete control by way of Stewardship to its most deceitful Entities that are still essentially controlled by the few, In Recent years their abuse has targeted its own customers, employees, suppliers, and communities and treated them as Singulars controlled by their Modern day Slavery acts and like “legal” contracts, Acts that are guised as environmental, social, and governance standards but in reality only act as a deficit. Royals Elites and Politicians that have bound themselves to the structure believed themselves to be above all others with the same beliefs towards the globes innocent life that was held by all of History’s former Slave masters. The origins of Company structure dates back to the Pyramid’s, a structure that was controlled by those who practised and worshipped pedophilia. Some recent history In nazi Germany when the Windsors toured Germany with Adolf (1937) the Nazi regime had just recently taken total control of the German stock market and had done away with speculation and replaced it with state controlled valuation. Taking control of stock markets has always been a precursor of the height of the cycle of Tyranny (failure) and shows a preparation of a newly guised slave cycle (Structure) this cycle is also inclusive of the most early developments of society’s and Share trading that goes back as far as the many global Pyramids. It should be noted that this cycle is easily recognisable if you simply address the transparency of those large financial entities that were/are trading the exchange at that (this) time. We all know the results of the Nazis party’s actions in Germany and the rest of the world, but are we all aware of the Windsors unilateral support of, and pre-planned outcomes that were also paved by way of these secretive collaborations and misuse of judgments hate? The Windsors wanted absolute financial control of the world, along side absolute control of advancements in technologies and scientific development in Europe (therefore the world at that time) to achieve this they created the conditions (of War) where the world (the rest of free life) would be easily fooled into thinking that it would be for its own benefit to place entity’s such as the IMF, UNICEF, United Nations in total control of all Global actions and decisions. Conventions such as the Geneva conventions (continuation of the 1848 slavery sham) “re-labeled” were formed that in tow bought Neutrality to its newly protected neutral Lands and financial systems (after its own large scale globalised thefts and genocides) so they could fund and continue the development of Nuclear sciences and weapons, this financing (theft) was how CE66 6RN was founded and formed, All Countries signed off under the guise of a protection of their freedom, except one country that ironically (or not so) happened to be Japan, Japan was the only country that refused to sign and follow the structure of the Geneva convention only to later be the first known Country to experience the full rectifications received by way of CE6 66RNs sciences. Dudes when you understand this you simply can not Un-see it because reality hits you in the face like The Truth The Truth Blood of God Balfour Farr Wilson Scottish ancestry Lion
You are 100% correct, 👌 I only just come across one of your video's the other day. I wish there were more wealthy people like you, who say it how it is. You prove that good people with money, can be a positive thing for the human race. Unfortunately too many bad people have most of the wealth. Just subscribed, you're already a legend, in my eyes. 👏👏👏
I'm in construction in the UK and I speak to some of the old boy on my firm and thay all day the same thay were earning the same money 30 years ago as thay are earning now but back then you could buy a cheap three bed house for £50000 now your looking at £400000 ..this government we have are running this country in to the ground
Unfortunately this is more or less for the UK. I live in Switzerland and here it's not as easy to get into real estate without a lot of money. Anyway I love what you're doing man wish you all the best!
I completely agree you still need a big chunk of money to get onto the property ladder. Unless you've got well off parents or an inheritance jts impossible on one income and minimum wage with all these price increases to get onto the property ladder.
Kingsland Road is a tatty strip of kebab shops and snooker halls running along the western edge of Hackney. One of the last ungentrified frontiers left in east London, it's also home to the Geffrye Museum - a genteel collection of middle-class living rooms in London, dating from 1600 to 2000, each one a perfect recreation of the "tastes and values of people belonging to the middle ranks of urban society". The very last living room - a cosmopolitan cliche of exposed brickwork and stainless steel - is instantly recognisable as a modern warehouse loft conversion. The surprise, though, is how familiar all the other rooms from earlier centuries look as well. As you admire the tastefully muted Georgian panelling, or overbearingly sumptuous Victorian soft furnishing, you know you're in a museum - but you could also be standing in almost any middle-class friend's front room. Fashions may have changed over the years, but every look remains a perfectly acceptable style option today. The primary function of contemporary middle-class interior design, you see, is not to advertise one's aesthetic flair, but one's class. A mile or so north, just off the same long stretch of road, you find a branch of Argos. Argos always used to sell unambiguously functional household goods to people on a budget - and its target market has not changed. In the queue snaking back to the door, nobody looks affluent or professional or white. But since recruiting Richard E Grant to restyle the brand ironically as "Ar-goose", Argos now sells discount imitations of almost every middle-class exhibit you can see on display in the Geffrye down the road. In the mega-discount retail giant Matalan a couple of streets away, faux-vintage chandeliers are going even cheaper still - just £20 - while flock velveteen tasselled cushions suggestive of pre- revolutionary imperial France are doing a brisk trade at £6 a pop. Back in 1937, George Orwell predicted that the middle class was doomed to "sink without further struggles into the working class". Thirty years later, from the other end of the political spectrum, the Sunday Telegraph City editor Patrick Hutber published The Decline and Fall of The Middle Class, in which he warned: "It is a time of crisis for the middle classes, who are subjected to unprecedented pressures and unprecedented denigration." In the 70s, Lawrence James notes in The Middle Class: A History, more than three quarters of British people believed class conflict was inevitable, and half even thought it desirable. The results of our survey demonstrate that reports of the middle class's death were greatly exaggerated. The majority of us continue to describe ourselves as working class - a proportion that rises steadily the farther north in England you travel. But interestingly, the overall percentage who identify themselves as middle class remains unaltered from a decade ago - and yet, the paradox is that the middle class's cultural influence - in particular on aesthetic lifestyle tastes - has never been greater than today. When Tony Blair claimed in 1999 that we were "all middle class now" he might have been articulating his ambition more than our reality. Yet as the English gather in their gastropubs later today to drink imported lager and watch the rugby, the country can never have looked less working class.
Gentrification of the popular aesthetic began as far back the 80s. My favourite shop used to be Chelsea Girl, an emporium of teen fashion trash staffed by girls with peroxide perms, fringes they could chew, and half a dozen studs in each ear. Then, out of the blue, one weekend Chelsea Girl was transformed into River Island - redesigned as a bluesy homage to retro soulful chic, with vintage luggage trunks everywhere and the shop assistants suddenly reinvented as gypsy-poets, in flowing cotton boho skirts and billowy strapless tops. Twenty years later, the same aspirational trend was behind the long queues that began forming outside a shoe shop in Covent Garden in the summer of 2003. Soon the shop had to hire bouncers, and operate a one-in one-out policy, like a nightclub, as its online mail order service collapsed under pressure of demand. Birkenstock sandals had been on sale since 1977, but their appeal had hitherto been so confined to leftfield middle-class liberals that when Gwyneth Paltrow was spotted wearing a pair in 2002, it was taken as evidence of depression. Yet less than 12 months later, sales of Birkenstocks were up by 500%, and to this day every high-street chain is still hawking its own imitation, hoping to mop up the gap between supply and demand. To be a middle-class student just 20 years ago carried such a social stigma that many graduates in their 40s recall faking a proletarian accent for their entire university education. Nowadays, however, a popular student party theme is dressing up as "chavs" - working-class types with a taste for Burberry, but not the budget, whose ideas above their station provide material for half the jokes on campus today. Subscribers to Popbitch, a gossip website favoured by media insiders, had great fun a year or two ago popularising the terms "pramface" and "Croydon face lift" - nicknames for young mums on council estates, and chav girls with pony tails pulled too high. It's a measure of how far assumptions have shifted that when Julie Burchill accused the Popbitch set of snobbery, they seemed genuinely taken aback. The growing confidence of middle-class identity can be detected in its evolving treatment on television. Hit shows in the 70s used to ridicule middle-class pretensions - not just in Keeping Up Appearances or The Good Life, but in most factual television too. Paul Watson's famous documentary, The Dinner Party, was a pitiless exposé of privileged arrogance. But TV's victims today tend more often to be the poor and disadvantaged, shamed on You Are What You Eat for being fat, taunted as social inadequates by Jeremy Kyle, or cast - like Wife Swap's feckless Lizzie Barnsley - as a public moral disgrace. Yet the paradox revealed by our survey is that the younger the respondent, the less likely they are to consider themselves middle class. Half of all 55- to 64-year-olds claim to be middle class, with just less than half - 48% - identifying as working class. With each drop in age, however, the middle class shrinks, while the working class steadily grows. When you get down to 25- to 34-year-olds - the generation that wears Birkenstocks, drinks lattes and cooks fresh linguini - only just over a third consider themselves middle class, compared with 56% claiming to be working class. For all New Labour's rhetoric about aspiration and social mobility, and the brisk high-street trade in chandeliers, it is the postwar babyboomers - not the Blair generation - who have realised the middle-class dream. However, the other striking feature to emerge from the poll is how consistently bad we are at correctly identifying our own class. The marketing industry's system of socio-economic classification assigns categories according to profession, still considered the most reliable indicator of attitudes and behaviour. Devised by the National Readership Survey, it assigns doctors, barristers and company directors to category A, representing the upper middle class, while B represents middle-class professionals such as teachers or police officers, and C1 the lower middle class - clerical staff, clerks and so on. The skilled working class - Thatcher's famous C2s - are typically tradesmen, while D stands for working-class manual labourers, and E represents casual labourers, state pensioners and the underclass. Our poll reveals that C2s are the best at correctly identifying their own class, with three quarters claiming working class status - though almost a quarter, 24%, still thought they were middle class. The C1 respondents were divided almost exactly, with 48% claiming to be middle class, and 49% working class - which could be seen as an accurate reflection of borderline status. But among the AB professionals questioned, a full third were under the impression that they were working class - and nearly a third of DEs believed themselves to be middle class. One per cent of C1s, C2s and DEs all thought they were upper class.
Roger Whitmore has been researching class attitudes for Mori for many years, and is very familiar with our confusion. "Fifty years ago there was almost an official and agreed class ranking, and everyone knew where they were located. You knew if you were upper middle working class, say. That has completely gone now. So that whereas once it would have been just straightforwardly objectively wrong for somebody in a middle class profession to think of themselves as working class, that's not necessarily true that it is objectively wrong any more, because these aren't terms that have any agreed meaning any more." The social commentator Peter York has just published an updated version of The Sloane Rangers Handbook - Cooler, Faster, More Expensive: The Return of the Sloane Ranger - and finds that they too have become increasingly wide of the mark in their class self-appraisal. "They always used to be very shy of using normal handles; in the 80s it was a series of nods and winks. But the convention now is definitely for them to call themselves middle class. Some bolder, older souls will risk saying upper middle class, but almost nobody says upper class any more." Are they genuinely confused, or being deliberately disingenuous? "Oh, I think they know. Yes, definitely." So we have a curious situation where the vast majority of us - 89% - believe we are judged on our social class, yet fewer and fewer of us can either tell or admit what it is. All three political parties now focus their energy and rhetoric primarily on the interests of the middle class, whose dominance of cultural life keeps growing - yet its actual size, according to our own perception, remains static. Perhaps the most surprising finding of all emerges from the question concerning the class status of respondents' parents. Less than a quarter of over-65-year-olds said their parents had been middle class, compared with 73% who said they'd been working class. But as you work down through the age groups, the proportion steadily shifts, and among 18- to 24-year-olds we find half saying their parents had been middle class, and only 40% working class. In other words, social mobility among young people today is not rising at all, but actually declining. John Prescott caused quite a commotion in 1996 when he declared himself middle class. But on the evidence of this poll, the old Labour working-class hero is indeed more likely to have made the transition than the shoppers queuing in Argos for brushed chrome retro table lamps. Visitors to the Geffrye Museum on Thursday afternoon included tourists and Londoners, pensioners and students. Their one thing unifying feature was that they all appeared to me to be middle class. Perhaps the single defining feature of an authentic middle class identity today is an abiding fascination with the signifiers and significance of one's own class status.
Great content Samuel ,it's very true that's why finance literacy is not incorporated or rather restricted in schools / college curriculums because they want to keep populations poor,👍👍,🥰🥰🥰.
Nicola Sturgeon wants to freeze rent, sadly maintenance bills still rise. As a landlord who has gone above the standard to give my tenant at nice place to live, I cannot keep the rental property on the market. I am now forced to remove my one and only hard earned investment of the rental market. I’ll put a family member in my investment property rather than be bent over a barrel trying to keep it well maintained. A shortage of private rentals is coming thanks to politicians who want to look good to voters screwing over the low level investors. Good luck getting council controlled property in the rush.
Thank you Samuel as always. Your content is really helping me consider my next steps. I have quite a substantial amount of savings but im living outside the uk so I am not sure where to start with property from this position so ive put it all in with a financial advisory company (very reputable company) but I really want to start my property journey
Hey Sam, I have been following you for years now and I really admire what you do with teaching others to break free of the conventional 9-5. I have got to a point where I make decent money from property but not enough to quite quit work and still maintain my lifestyle. I know you are very busy but would consider doing a paid call with me? I could just do with some advice on how to make that next step into full time property investment.
Brother, you speak the truth. Another truth is that the WEF, (you mentioned in previous video), is best understood if you realize that it's basically a modern form of the East India Trading Co.
He makes no sense when he says Banks are buying property to get richer. Banks own the property that you call your very own when you are paying your mortgage. The Bank is the prime owner till you pay off your loan. When you pay it off they release the lien on your property and then you are the sole owner of your property.
I wish there was someone like you in my country, the laws here are totally different and lots of things just work completely differently. I'd sign up in an instant if I could make it work in a country other than the UK lol
Your right I couldn't get a new buy to let mortgage last year ,in 2014 to 2016 I got 4 buy to let mortgages ,only thing I would say is stay away from buy to let unless u have a million in the bank ,I give a man and woman a house after they were made homeless by there son ,at the time I thought he was a real bastard after hearing there stories, after 6 months I would have paid to get rid of them,it was like I was there personal assistant ,complained and cried about everything and everyone,calling the neighbours names ,oh my god everything is not all good when dealing with tenants
I’ve had my differences with you in the past but, thank you for having the bollocks to tell the truth. Keep up these videos mate and try to help those that will listen!
I have been saying this for years. Not everyone can be rich. We need to get back to putting the needs of the people first.A basic should be that work should pay. Yes we should be taught economics at school.But most important we must stop this humiliating system where working people have to go cap in hand to the DWP for a benefit top up and a letter of need for a food bank. Thatcher and subsequent Conservative Governments have sold of the UK assets in favour of cheap imports and personal profits from shares in companies abroad. If they want growth it has to be from jobs created in Britain.Profits from shares should be plunged back into our economy until we get out of the red and into the black.Wages must rise with inflation after the short fall from 2008 is brought up to date.Only then will the majority rise to the challenge and work to the benefit of all.
Man, I will read it, read your last one. Once you are in the rat race, its so difficult to get out. Stressing me out not getting an investment property. Really hope 2023 is the year but some times the odds seem against us. Thanks for the great content
So his last book didn't help you but it made him richer did it not ? So this next book will make him wealthier but will it make you rich ?( I don't think so ) .
@@mistycat1954 as with everything, it only makes you rich if you take action. Plus the last one was focusing on a specific technique. I hope this one will be a bit more rounded. Either way, the book was a good read if this industry is of interest. Until you do, you learn.
@@MarlonKingShow His whole vlogg was about making people rich but if we all follow what he says who is going to do the menial work when we are all rich ? Could you tell me why he won't answer comment made direct to him ie I asked him straight up if this was a scam but he will not reply strange a simple no could end the subject and I might invest in his book .
Years ago I worked for a major Banking Corporation. Fact: account always in CREDIT=NOT a good customer! account usually in DEBT=a GOOD customer, account ALWAYS in debt= BEST customer. Not what you thought, eh!
I moved to Bulgaria and bought my house on land with cash , my heating is with wood from the forest , my water is free and soon my electric will be from solar , he who dares wins
I hate Amazon. They are stealing from me monthly. Just draining me with Amazon music, Amazon marketplace, Amazon childrens, whatever bs. I took my card # off everyone’s Amazon acct but it won’t stop. I tried calling them. Now I have to talk to the bank and get this to stop. Hate them. Robbers. Thieves. Scammers. Can I get your book a different way?
Rise against the system, knowledge is power - which Samuel been providing for years now Big thank you for the dedication to enlighten people! Keep it up! #Resistance
I've just moved back from the US to the UK. All the jobs in my profession, which is electronics, pay on average £20k less here in the UK. The first job I got upon my return was only £22k, so I got it to tide me over in the short term. Everyone I worked with at that firm was claiming benefits having the state subsidize their salary. This is ruining the free market, because employers are able to pay very low wages knowing the state will cover extra living expenses. This isn't the case in the US, so employers have to pony up and compensate workers their true worth in the free market. The welfare state is keeping people poorer than they otherwise would be. We need to abolish the welfare system, whereby only people with ture disabilities can claim. What's worse is this money is essentially printed by the BofE expanding the fiscal deficit, driving inflation even harder. Most people are totally unaware of this welfare scam. Imagine if we get a labour government next election? They'll make this scam 10x worse.
Samuel I love the blessings your giving us and the knowledge your bringing out so transparently and energetically. I’ll clearly buy the book, living in switzerland i’d fly to england for a day for this!
Another amazing, honest video Samuel, like the other books, this one will to be awesome!!! and I can't wait to be mentored by you, in fact, you've been my motivation to carry on during the hardships I've been experiencing in the past years. God bless you and your beautiful family!
@@zelda4636 It's a scam to get you to send £5 membership to some so called law firm then charge you for advice you might ask them for that is what it seems .
Rents go up? There is a rent ceiling (at least in Germany, there is), but the prices of everything else have gone up so much. In 2020 I had new laminate flooring for one room, which cost me EUR 300. Now, I'm having it for another room, it will cost me EUR 750. The stove top cost me EUR 99 in 2020, now it's 199. And no, the rents haven't doubled.
im not going to lie, that is inspiring, ordering the book now, can't wait to read it and become successful enough to pull others up the mountain. Thank you.
The problem with what you're saying is, in 2022, there's alot of people who can't buy property. You need a huge deposit, and interest rates are always being toyed with. All debt, especially home loan debt is now slavery. If you invested years ago, you would have a good head start. But nowadays, its alot harder. As Tate said in your interview, everything's a ponzi scheme now. You gotta strike early. The average person won't get free from property investing.
well not all true. i'm a normal working class bloke. house paid off. no loans at all. happy interest is rising. key in life is to live within your means. buy a house u can afford easily. NEVER EVER RENT ANYTHING. never ever loan money for any luxery item. it's what u have going out is the key.
Tax rates set in a tiered system along side equal pay laws means that you cannot ask for a pay rise because employers must pay all others in that job the same (no matter how much more efficient or hard working you are) and earning into a tax bracket will lower actual income below that of the lowest tax bracket. This is a clear "keep me poor" strategy.
I completely understand where your idea is coming from. Its very genuine. I am facing some similar issues and then being targeted by my own friends who are asking for my money on scam businesses. I hardly know who to trust tbh. I'm 26 and am in utter shock sitting in my bedroom in Nottingham re-thinking my life. Where do people like you hangout? Maybe i'd get something to learn.
What a legend! You didn’t need to share the knowledge of how corrupt the system is in your position but you have. Hats off to a man of a dying breed 👍🏻👏🏻
I am already poor, living on less than £5,000.00 a year. But I do live on a narrowboat I own, I generate my own electricity and I keep warm by burning foraged wood.
The last mortgage we signed, the bank said "we are not in the business of buying real estate, the realtors are." Right then and there, I had pit in my stomach.
This the first time I’ve actually watched a Samuel Leeds video. I’ve heard about him in passing until someone in my WhatsApp group mentioned him and I decided to investigate. So true what he said about the system being skewed against BAME. I work with children and I’ve seen it first hand. Thank you Samuel for what you’re doing. I have now subscribed to your channel and will be getting your book. I truly wish there were more men like you who will see people for what they truly are - wonderfully created by GOD
In the 1970s, when I was in school, compound interest was taught to me at 8 years old. I can't believe it is not taught, now. It must be a deliberate move to mess people up, financially. It should be taught, again. In the meantime, people should watch a video on it.
All that property they have is stolen property. The land belongs to the people of the state. It was taken from the people at the beginning, they hold title to it by virtue of them being the original owners because they lived there first.
Back in the day we did accounting in school. Kids need to learn about financial matters in property & banking and investments . They also need to learn about living within their means. Never ever have a credit card.
Well done, you're brilliant. I've just ordered your book from Amazon, it might be too late for me (I'm a pensioner) but I'll make sure my kids and grandchildren read it as well, many thanks
