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I was able to retire at 33 after winning a million dollars and making it grow into an additional hundred thousand. If you're living extravagantly, 400,000/year isn't enough.
35k a month not a enough?!?!? This should be less of a "how do you live on that" and more so "how the hell do you spend all that". I've literally always felt that 10-15k a month is pretty damn bougie. If you struggle to survive on 35k you seriously needa get back in touch with your roots as a human.
I feel like even 5-7k is living very comfortably, with rent lined up every month ,stocked fridge ,free time ,vacations and a car and spending money ,what else do you really need
Rich people stuff gets real expensive real fast. I'm not trying to say that you aren't rich and wouldn't know that, but I have been around wealthy people and they genuinely live in a different world where everything is like four times as much. Just because the people selling the products or services know their clientele are rich and can sell it for more
@@sortaspicey9278 a quarter of 35k a month would still be more than enough a month, it’s greed and complete disconnection from normal society, even if I was a millionaire I wouldn’t spend like I was, I would be smart like I’ve had to be in the past to build something generational rather than blow everything I get so my descendants have to work like I did
£300 a month!!! I once asked my Dad for 50p and he said “40p! What do you want 30p for? I haven’t got 20p, here’s 10p and go share it with your sister” 💀
@@ahmadsaab5217If you actually are trying to start an argument about economics in a RU-vid comment section then you have no understanding of anything whatsoever
@@ahmadsaab5217 They have higher wages in European countries, and last I checked, Europe was doing fine economically. In fact I believe the Euro has more buying power than the dollar. This whole "wage-price spiral" theory you allude to isn't grounded in reality at all and is pure propaganda designed to stop you from demanding a higher wage.
Raising minimum wage raises cost of products when your currency is so weak because it's based on oil prices instead of gold like a real country. Wait till you find out what it's like making more money!
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
@@Nichole9201because most likely it's all extra money and charlie has already budgeted his living money... Plus it's all content which in this business you have to spend a ton to make it back. Besides, he's already stated that the esports team is a huge loss in money, there is no money being made with them. And he's not the only person running it...
@@Nichole9201the difference is Charlie loses his money for stuff he finds fun, actively helps others through his RU-vid firm, and provides enjoyable content. Meanwhile grant cardone actively scams his own fans and provides sub par low effort seminar content that actively spreads out of touch misinformation. So yeah, Charlie can comment on cardones spending habits lmao
This reminds me of those videos from a few years ago that were like "My teenage son bought a Tesla" and the first step of the video was "I own apartment complexes and I gave control of the Laundromats to my son so he can have free money"
This guy knows what he is talking about. At $300 a month, that's $3,600 a year. The average home costs about $400,000 (AUD), so all you need to do is save up for 23 years, and you will have $85,000 for a nice down payment. So, at the sweet old age of 38, you can buy a shitbox home with a $315,000 mortgage. with a rough average interest rate of 5% at 30years you make -1,388$ (aud) a month... at least you will own the home at 53 if your not bankrupt
Lmao doesnt surprise me. Saw a video of his a while back where he was saying that the tate brothers were two men he'd trust over like anyone else. Lol sure pal, thats cos youre not a woman.
@@yoitsmilotic I don't think most of these people joining Scientology r idiots. They just want the money. It's the young people that r brainwashed into it the most.
I’ve seen him for years, he’s gotta just be a troll at this point in an effort to go viral. I mean I saw a video where he said “if I had 5k, I’d buy a 100k property that has 4 units. I rent out 3, live in 1 and now I make 10k a month and live for free”
Assuming teenagers are getting $300 a month from their parents as an allowance is about the most rich person thing I've heard. My allowance was the roof over my head😅.
3:14 WHAT KID IS GETTING 300$ A MONTH AS AN ALLOWENCE??? Bro, my allowance was food and a roof over my head. I have 3 brothers. With that logic, my parents would have to pay us 1,200$ a month!
Crazy, I also got no allowance but my parents were pretty chill if we asked for something we REALLY wanted. Half the time we could have it. I even got an American girl doll
I only got paid for babysitting my siblings after years of doing it for free and pestering my mom about how I shouldn’t have to, if she got an actual babysitter they’d get paid. I got paid like $30 and took my younger sister to see world war z (I was like 13 maybe lol). $30 for like the entire summer but I was ok with that, it was a lot of money to me then, and we weren’t rich.
yeah, our family started off pretty well, but my dad ended up drinking up all his skill and money. by the time I was 6 the family split and i was stuck living with an alcoholic father who used the few friends he made and our corrupt justice system to destroy my mother. Needless to say, I didn't get any allowance, and I was lucky if the bastard had food in the house, let-a-lone cook it for me. so yeah, $300 a month would have been nice. I could have got food, but still probably not enough to start real estate investing, especially with the trauma I was going through mentally.
Giving more money to the government isn’t going to solve the financial inequality issue, you have to get the ultra wealthy to spend that money on investments or goods and services, then it actually goes back into the economy, if you just have the government take more money from them all you will have is more bloated government programs that don’t work, VA for example, not to mention all the corruption of the US, why tax bezos if it’s all going to end up in pelosi’s checking account?
My brother and I worked for our dad's company. It went bankrupt in 2022. He did everything he could to Support us. I miss him so much. Definitely not a millionaire just want my dad.
@@dwarian5252 i mean at this point, if you're makin money by doin nothin, why not keep goin? Obviously bro doesn't have any actual hobbies other than ripping people off.
When you walk into a restaurant, you shouldn't be asking yourself "what am i going to eat?" You should be asking yourself, "how am I going to buy this restaurant?"
I was working every weekend mowing lawns, Saving my 300$ a week allowance. When it came down to it and I finally had to leave the nest at age 9, I asked my father for a small loan of a million dollars
@@bogdanlevi Oh heavens, no. It was much worse, I was only gaining 100K a month off of it. I could barely afford anything the first two years that I was living on my own in a house that he bought me.
This man is Grant Cardone, I remember him from watching Undercover Billionaire, and in that show he was an absolute goober who literally got everyone to pay for things for him, then said no handouts. Truly one of the men of all time. I would really recommend undercover billionaire (season two)
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
400k a year is life changing money and I would take that much in a fucking heartbeat I don’t care if I have to clean hella dirty bathrooms or creepy cemeteries for that money
@@corbinkendall6330 as you should. If you're blowing $400k/yr, you're a certified moron. I mean, depending on how much you make. lol If you made $4m a year, $400k wouldn't be shit.
So they guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetlc "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetlc.
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
When I was a kid, I got a $10 allowance for doing chores around the house, and I would get paid to babysit my parent's friends' kids for the same price. Wasn't making $300 a week. Pretty sure if I had been, there would be some child labor laws getting involved. Heck, where I lived, you couldn't have an actual wage job under the age of 15. The most you could do was maybe bag groceries for tips, and you still had to be 14 at the youngest for that. And guess how often folks tipped for groceries? Its not like tipping at a restaurant. You are basically a bagging intern. As I got into my teenage years, my dad upped my allowance to $20. Didn't babysit anymore as all the kids were too old by then, but I got a part-time job as a teen. $8.25 an hour was minimum wage, and saving every last penny to pay for my car and gas at the time, while still going to high school. And he's talking about investing in real estate? No teenager is that business savvy, and no way we can legally do that as a teenager.
Same I only make 20k as a security guard but thats more a side gig cuz i basically run a sheep farm with my wife so yea even with that it's nowhere near 400k lol
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
@@Nichole9201here's the difference Charlie isn't pretending to be able to give u the secrets to making money This idiot does and then charges you for it That's the difference
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
@@Nichole9201grant cardone not gon let you hit lil bud, penguin is pointing out the delirium in grant cardones statements about how to make money with unrealistic standards to begin with, he sells courses and hosts talking events with insane prices to gouge the already struggling “entrepreneurs”
@@Nichole9201 You know he can just donate you some money if you ask him during a livestream, right? That way you'll have enough money to buy some fries to go with all that salt of yours.
This 'get rich quick' fake advice from 'finance gurus' is beyond frustrating. They sell pipe dreams and prey on desperate people seeking to improve their situation. It's a harsh reality that wealth creation takes time, discipline, and hard work.
The harsh reality is if someone pays an influencer for a course on how to save money, they've already failed at saving money. It's basically like having a course to help you get sober, but you have to show up drunk or else they won't let you in. You're right, it takes time, hard work, and (what I believe is the most important thing) discipline. First step to saving money is to NEVER buy online influencer courses on how to save/make money.
So they guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetlc "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetlc.
Grant is ridiculous. he says put 300 bucks in real estate that pays you 30 bucks a month… that’s a 10% return per MONTH. Im a developer and I can tell you if you get a quality investment at 10% per year you are very happy. And you can’t invest 300 bucks into real estate unless you stick it in a public reit or something which is going to earn you even less than 10% per year even possibly lose you money. It’s always the same thing, “I did so can you” with never any substance on how to do it because it doesn’t exist.
I so hate it when people always give you the "I used to do that so why can't you" as if what they did implies with the same external factors to me, it's fucking bullshit
Real estate gurus often pitch some weird mortgage schemes where you get 20:1 or even higher leverage. This Cardone guy if I'm not mistaken has a bit where he describes how you "go to the bank bring them $1 mil, they multiply it making it $3mil $5mil, blah-blah-blah a billion dollars". So a 1000:1 leverage in this case. In their universe 10% a month probably makes some sense.
Guys like him are full of sh. The only way they make money is by scamming or selling a pipe dream to a bunch of desperate and braindead fools via courses.
"How do you make sense of $35,000 a month?" Mate, I would happy to make $35,000 a *year!* I'd have a little more money each month for myself and I'd worry less on what ever bills and Body Corporate I have to pay.
I remember seeing a clip of Grant talking about hanging out with his family. He said something like “I never hang out with my uncle, that poorness is gonna rub off on me”
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
@@Nichole9201”one could say he is a con man, but he still has more credibility,” Yeah, I guess you are out of your fucking mind. Being a conman removes about all of your credibility instantly. You probably bought Boogie’s faddy tokens 💀
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
There are so many articles out there of "Here's how I paid off my house and student loans by 30 and here's how!" and it's mostly their parents let them stay rent free at their mansion for a couple of years while making $300,000 a year at their parents' business. It's so frustrating that a lot of people think that is normal.
Lol I remember this article from like 3 years ago. Some 30 year old had a million dollars saved for retirement and in that article it mentioned he had inherited a house from his family along with a 800,000 dollar inheritance and his job was some gig he got from his family that paid 300k a year.
@@Jfromes1 So inspirational! 😂 That's just ridiculously lucky. I dated this chick who had no idea how wealthy her parents were. 6 bedroom mansion with a seperate house (essentially). It was hilarious and frustrating at the same time. Funny: Because she thought that everyone's parents bought them 30k car's as a 18th birthday present. Frustrating: Because she would just get 500 dollar's from her Dad most day's and spend it on BS. Then had the nerve to call her parents cuntzzz. They bought her a HOUSE and still thought that they were bad people. I didn't know them that well, but she didn't get cigarettes put out on her as a kid. Some people are oblivious to how good they have it. Objectively one of the worst people I've met. But the ussy was good and I was young.
There are people out there who really think you can buy an house just giving up avocados and Netflix. No wonder the economy is heading for another 2008 financial crash with that kind of financial ‘advice’
I’m 33 and haven’t made 400,000 in my life. Live with my lady. Nice two bedroom, downtown apartment in Athens, Ga. Eat well. Pay all my bills. Car. Vacations. Haha what?
I'm so glad that I'm not materialistic. It would be nice to have financial freedom of not having a mortgage/rent and car payments but it's not worth grinding 16 hour days for the next 10 years. I think I speak for most people when I say I came from a household that was not wealthy, mainly raised by the internet my parents didn't realy do much in the way of teaching me how to handle money, entrepreneurship, etc. as they didn't have the skills either. It my be anecdotal majority of the people that I know that are wealthy came from wealth. either they worked for their parents, their parents gifted them a franchise, or their entrepreneur parents just taught from from a young age how to be an entrepreneur (which I do respect a lot more than ther first 2 though this probably comes with a lot of financial backing and connections).
I’m currently 58 years old, but when it comes to humour admittedly I’m perpetually stuck in Jr High. So stumbling across Chucks channel is right in my wheelhouse. Keep on doing GODS work son. Too f’n funny. Plus intelligent. Has his finger on the pulse of this world we currently subside in. Just subscribed my friend.
the fact people havent realized a majority of these "financial advice experts" are probably intentionally giving terrible advice so their audience keeps "needing" said advice and thus keep paying for their courses
It's not that they are necessarily giving them bad advice, it's just that you need a significant sum of money ($100k or more) you don't need or care about in order to start actually making f u money. But the people they market to and those looking for this advice are people wanting to make money but not having the funds already to make more. These people just don't recognize the system is rigged, and there isn't much they can do to actually get as wealthy as this guy. Take Taco Bell for example; I've seen financials for franchisees and they basically print money. To open up 1 store, you need to prove you have $2 million in liquid assets (basically cash), $5 million net worth, and access to significant capital. The real secret to making money is already having money which isn't a secret at all. But people really just don't get it because they only see the rare successful people that truly skyrocketed on their own and think it always happens while ignoring how luck plays a part.
Yeah, they give the advice of, "This course is 200$, but that's a small price to pay to learn how to make millions!". The reality is, if they were giving you real advice, they would tell you "This course is 200$, so don't buy this course because it's not something you currently need. Put that 200$ aside, and boom, you already saved 200$! Good Job."
So they guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetlc "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetlc.
"If anyone is trying to sell you the secrets to their success, YOU are the secret to their success." ‐‐ Cam James, RU-vidr Heard this recently and it's remained rent free in my head ever since.
Dawg when i was deployed, when factoring in on base housing, COLA,Taxes and the rest, i had a bit over 100k a year. When i tell you, going from my parents never making over 60k despite both of them working, then when i first moved out living on like 35ish, i had more money i knew what to do with, i just started paying my families and friends debts. Thats not like a boast i was just blessed. Saying youre embarrassed for 400k is...idk dawg. Thats past outta touch.
So they guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetlc "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetlc.
Aaron Smith Leven, a former Scientologist, was SO EXCITED that Charlie covered this that he had to talk about it on his channel because Grant Cardone is an OT level 8 Scientologist. He's at the very TOP of the cult courses.
He didn’t get rich from real estate investments, he did some scamy shit by creating shady real estate investment portfolios where he was the primary beneficiary instead of his “clients”. The majority of his money comes from scamming his followers, otherwise he would have made the alleged career switch from a real estate mogul to an online guru.
The reason why he’s saying £300 a month and buying a house was because he’s meaning to do a join venture which means you have the knowledge and someone else invests in you and give you the money that you’ll give them a higher return rate in which it’s a win win, but why would he tell you that for free when he had to pay thousands of dollars to get this information.
Dude I’m so happy there are other people who were raised knowing that an allowance is having a roof over your head and dinner every night. Your parents fight for you everyday, expecting an allowance on top of that for simply existing is wild. Go mow the lawn or something and get $10, that’s all a kid needs.
My dad started giving me an allowance as a reward for getting in uni when I was 18. It was $30 a week (still loved and appreciated it tho). Stupid of me not getting into real estate 😂😂
One of the best things I’ve heard him say is “If I was down to my last $5000 dollars I’d invest it in a $ 500 000 duplex and rent out the other side to pay the whole”e mortgage”
The fact that my mom lost about 20K to his conferences and still follows him actually makes me sad (I don’t think she does the conferences anymore but she still listens to him)
@@Ben-ud8vdthey brainwash people into believing they’re just one conference away for riches. One call from unlimited money. Right there. Just a few more bucks.
Ouch. I listened to 1.5 of his audiobooks like 8 years ago. Some generally useful stuff, a lot of grand delusions, but nothing you need to pay anyone for..
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
Back when I was roped into my MLM, one of the "personal development" people I was made to listen to was Grant Cardone, brainwashed as I was, I took it all in. A few years later when I was no longer part of it. That's when I realised all they want in the end was our money and they hid it as "an investment in ourselves". Glad to be out to this day.
Someone told my husband and I that we should sell our house and rent so it would save us money so we can spend more to "grow your business" a little before we left the MLM. In 2018-2019, when we got our house at $50k and mortgage $350. Now, I can't find homes under $300k with mortgage payments of $1.5k-2.5k if you're lucky. Rent payments almost the same price.
@@ThomasNimmesgern it's been a while but this one is as common as a lot of people say "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is". I had it but my own curiosity got to me. Plus also try to take care if a friend (especially one who hasn't spoken to you in a while) contacts you out of nowhere and is for some reason concerned about your financial status. One more being that if they say they have an opportunity for you, and they refuse to give out any names (people or company), that is another thing to look out for. There's a lot more which you can find with any anti-mlm content on any social media, even here on YT, I highly recommend everyone who reads this to look into it. Anyone can be roped in, they are getting more and more creative these days and are always trying to find ways to rope more people in despite everyone becoming more wary. Edit: Oh and if you know anyone in MLMs, there isn't much you can do, you can either wait and be there for them until they get out, or end the friendship if they get too pushy. Trying to get them to get out will only cause them to dig in their heels. Because anyone roped it will more often than not, be brainwashed into thinking anyone trying to get them to quit is just "jealous" that they are trying to "better their lives" and trying to bring them down. Basically Us vs them mentality. It's unfortunate, but the best way to combat MLMs is to spread awareness and their practices and prevent them from recruiting others in the first place.
So the guy who wastes tens of thousands of dollars on a cardboard gambling addiction, the guy with a failing comic series, the guy who lost money on a EA team ego trip, the guy who needs to throw pathetic "free money streams" as bait for channel growth, the guy that has no business credentials whatsoever and has never had any success in the field is trying to shlt talk on someone else about their spending habbits and financial accumen is hilariously pathetic.
Best tweet i read: "The 2000 dollars you worked hard for is far more rewarding than 200'000 you get for free" "*dont ever give out finnancial advice again*"
There's _almost_ a point here. At least personally, I feel better about money I've made versus money I've been given. It clicks something in my brain, probably some sort of reward response, to have something I've earned myself. Being given money doesn't feel as good, and such a large sum of money would make me feel guilty for having received it for nothing, largely because who am I to receive it over someone else? However, all that aside, I could really use $200,000 right now and would choose it in a heartbeat. Once I can live comfortably and not have to work a job I hate for 40 hours every week, I can worry about whether I've earned the money in my bank account.
400k a year puts you in the top 1% earners in a lot of states in the country. This guy has never actually managed a dime of money in his entire life. I firmly believe he hired a good accountant and financial advisor and sits back thinking all his wealth is on him.
what they're saying is delusional, but there is nothing stopping you from becoming a business owner. a $200 LLC, a vehicle and a ladder and you can make $3m Revenue as a roof salesman your first year. no joke, go work at a roofing company to learn how the game works, then quit and start your own operation. i know these numbers sound fake but they are not. look into roofing storm damage insurance claims. ive never swung a hammer or used a nail gun on a roof, i just do salesman work knocking doors in hail storm damage areas and have laborers do the hard work.
“But what if my dad doesn’t own a company 🥺” like, good luck finding a company that will hire a 15yo and pay them 15k+ in a contract if they aren’t related to a major owner of the company
I once served Grant Cardone and his daughters at this restaurant I used to work at. something happened with the power during his stay and he demanded a refund. All I remember is directing him to a manager and his daughters apologizing to me on his behalf
Cardone is such a fraud. It was hilarious when he was on Jordan Belfort’s podcast and belfort was just trying to pick his brain about his sales approach and he couldn’t answer at all. He was being asked hypothetical questions and he would just answer with “well I would never be in that situation”. Such a joke
