All these hacks on UA-cam with video titles like " The SECRETS of getting rich exposed!" And then they tell you nothing.... Then there is this channel, never once have I seen a title like that, and every video I watch makes me feel like I've been let into the inner circle of a group of wealthy business peoples finances. Thank you!
Your content is invaluable good sir. I signed up for a free consultation but the guy never called me. Please reach out; I’d rather do the business through you If at all possible ? Many thx
GREAT CONTENT!! Let me just share to these quotes that I like, "The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person's ability or skill to convert earned income into passive income and/or portfolio income." - Robert Kiyosaki "I personally feel that the #1 benefit of having my expenses covered by passive income is that I get to keep doing a lot more of the kind of work I enjoy. I also get to work the way I want to work - where I want, when I want, how I want, and with whom I want" - Steve Pavlina
I'm so glad I seen your ad yesterday. I love the way you and your partner break down information without the fluff majority people put in their videos.
As a federal worker, I take home only $2000 a month. My dream is to be financially free, so you have inspired me to take TSP loans and invest! This is very exciting!!
The Capitalization (CAP) rate and Cash on Cash Return (CCR) are determined precisely by: Your lender's quote for: Minimum Debt Coverage Ratio (DCR), Minimum Annual Interest Rate (RATE), Maximum Amortization periods (TERM), Maximum Loan to Value (LTV) ratio. The RATE and TERM calculate the Annual Debt Constant (ADC). CAP = DCR×ADC×LTV; CCR = (DCR - 1)×ADC×LTV÷(1 - LTV) Your Equity to Value (ETV) ratio is ETV = (1 - LTV), your Equity (EQT) is your all-in cash out of pocket to close, carry, and renovate.
Actually, Equity is the difference between what you owe and fair market value. Period. Its more if you put more money down or repair to increase value.
Idek how I'm the only like, your a genius and even better for posting information for the average person to take advantage of!! Once I get on the property ladder I'm sending you a tip, much love!
TimeSaver Summary: - The first step is to follow the 70/30 rule - live off 70% of take-home pay and invest the remaining 30% - Of the 30% invested, 10% should be given to charity, 10% used to pay down debt, and 10% invested - The second step is to diversify investments according to the 30/30/3010 rule: - 30% in income-producing dividend stocks - 30% in real estate investments like REITs - 30% in managed funds that mirror portfolios or include ETFs/private placements - 10% in cash - The third step is to leverage existing assets by borrowing against them at low rates - This could be through a margin loan on stock portfolio or HELOC on real estate - The money is used to purchase more assets or luxury items - As long as the assets are paying off the loans, not the individual - The goal is to focus on passive income streams from dividends, rents, royalties, interest, and covered call options on stocks - Specific investment examples and strategies are provided to implement this approach
I stumbled onto your videos looking for wills & trust info. I appreciate your plain easy to understand approach (mostly) to digest info that I might have limited knowledge about. I'm now beginning to review all your videos!! Thanks!!!
Awesome! Thank you! You can request a free 45-minute consultation to discuss our proven asset protection and tax strategies and how they apply to your unique situation if you decide you need further assistance. Click this link to get set up! ---------> aba.link/tobyss
I know you count it in operating expenses, but Property Tax pays for a hell of a lot of stuff too, so lets not think landlords dont contribute. plus if you have a corporate managed large holding of real estate youre still going to need to end up paying yourseld income to buy your food and gas and pay regular income on that. but absolutely Investment Properties are a great asset for building wealth!!!
Thank you sir for your info and the knowledge you are spreading.. I recently found your channel I’m definitely going through the videos and trying to learn as much as I can again thank you for everything you do sir!! 💯👍
I have 3 rental units, a duplex and a single family house. I'm also collecting my Social Security. I repair, remodel and maintain my rentals. Are these rentals considered active income since I actively work on them?
A concept that is finally being learned by more and more people who are catching on to this videos information, at least Nationwide!! What concept am I talking about? HAVE MONEY WORK FOR YOU. NOT YOU WORK FOR MONEY.
YES! Isnt it great to be able to buy and sell options the same day and not be charged exorbitant fees as a day trader! They finally stopped charging those commissions on small portfolios!
I'm curious other than their King status, what makes FRT a good REIT? It has a low dividend yield vs other REITs. Maybe you see something I don't. I kept watching videos to understand why buying a personal house is not considered a good investment vs other methods. I'm all about learning and thanks for the videos, I do find lots of gems.
I believe he mentioned FRT mainly because of it's Dividend King status...(IE, Safety). But realize two things --- when he made this video, the stock was trading for ~$80/share, and it has appreciated a lot since then--if you bought in Aug 2020, you would be making a higher dividend than if you bought it today. Also, the fact that FRT has paid dividends for 54 years without missing a quarter, the dividend is very safe. The company will do everything possible to maintain the dividend, and in-fact INCREASE the dividend, in order to hold onto that Dividend King title. In 2020/21, many other REIT's cut their dividends. Since Aug 2020, FRT has increased theirs twice by a penny each time (this was historically low for FRT--but still an increase. Analysists expect them to more than double that increase in the next two years). It was a super-safe recommendation for Toby to make at the time because the share price was low due to Covid (not anything fundamental to the stock), and he pretty much knew with certainty that the dividend would increase... so anybody who took him up on the recommendation has made money, and has additional shares if they reinvested those dividends (if they bought 100 shares, today they would have 108+). If you are wondering about buying FRT today, you probably noticed that the stock did return to historically "normal" levels above $130 (from the low of $60 something during the Covid selloff), and has since come down to a much more reasonable price right around $100 (it dipped below $93 on Jun 16).
A personal home you live in costs you money, it does not generate cash flow. If you intend to live in it before you fix and flip, then possibly its an investment, but you then have to move. If you pay down the mortgage you can leverage the equity for down payment on more investment property. In this sense, its an investment. If it takes 30 years to pay it down, in theory it will increase in value according to the market, but you can only take a loan against its value or sell it to get cash for anything you need. Then it either costs you money again, or you need to move and pay money again....not such an investment. That said, you need a place to live. If you purchase wisely, it can cost LESS than renting. Also, you cant be evicted in a pinch like Covid unemployment. You must be foreclosed on. And the bank will work with you. In this sense, it IS a benefit, but not necessarily an investment.
When I need some money through equity line, what is the best option, taking the HELOC on primary home or investment rental property from a tax perspective ?
May the Aloha be with you Toby. Your videos are getting better and better. Please do a video about 501c (7) social clubs (country club) and related long term tax strategies for a new entity, and/or how high net worth individuals may benefit or not from membership in or the founding of a 501c (7). Thank you We love you
Its tricky. Certain ones you just trade, but if you own stock you can sell options to buy, etc. For my little account the stocks were a bit rich for me when I first started. I found a commission free trading platform to practice with options. You have to be very good with the charts, and use risk to reward ratio to stack the deck in your favor. With my tiny trading account I didnt make huge profits over night, but sometimes $140 or so on a trade.Also lost some, but if max loss is $20 and max gain is $200 and I got $140, Im good. I can lose 2 out of 3 trades and come out ahead. Personally, I think stock is better to buy and hold and trade currency instead, but Toby's option strategy seems good if you can back it with dividend stocks.
I bought my first rental right before covid and the tenant squatted and didn’t pay even though he was working and having others stay there and pay him.. horrible time.. for two years I paid his rent.. $10k on lawyer that failed.. finally i was able to sell it after a long battle… I also never got anything out of the situation.
I am a trader and am researching the idea of stock dividends. If I was to pass away, would I be able to leave the ownership of the stocks to my wife so that they aren't affected by my passing?
Hi Toby, I live in my single family house and I would like to turn it into LLC but this home is not yet paid off. Can I put the house in LLC? I plan to have an ADU at the back of the house and live in the ADU and rent out the main house. Is it ok for me to live in the ADU if the house is LLC? Thanks
Yes, you can put the home into an LLC and it would be okay for you to live there as long as the LLC has a legitimate business purpose such as renting out to tenants/guests.
Thank you for all of your videos. I have a question about being on social security. I just filed to get Social Security and calling to the Social Security Department you get a different story whenever you speak to a different person. They are not very knowledgeable. I'm 63 years old and took early retirement and I still need to earn money. If I do 1099 work like doordash or making medical supplies deliveries or something that's not necessarily going to make me Rich, but just to have income to survive on will that affect the amount of Social Security that I get each month? I know it would if I made over a certain number of dollars with a regular job. Thank you!
While Anderson does not practice in the area of Medicare, generally whether the income is W-2 or 1099 the amount will be the deciding factor on whether or not your social security income will be affected. We strongly encourage you to reach out to an expert and your tax filer to calculate and fully understand those details.
I inherited some mutual of Omaha stock many years ago , then they were bought out , I got some letter that invited me to the board meeting , but I never did anything with it ..what happened when they were bought out to my stock that I inherited ?
Housing as Passive income: 1. There are millions of people unable to pay rent or mortgage deferred. These homes will Flood the market and crash housing market. Especially cities like Las Vegas where Casinos are laying off People in Drones. What are your thoughts on housing market crash.
How can a person avoid paying capital gains on the sale of a house as a single person over $250K if you don't have any other investments to offset the capital gains?
This will become very specific to your situation and what the totality of the circumstances looks like for you. The 121 exclusion is definitely very powerful to limiting taxes you pay on gains. Don't forget to factor in your basis in the property as well. We do have tax professionals here at Anderson Business Advisors that are well versed in tax strategies.
Liberty In Los Angeles I think you CAN sell options on Robinhood. Let me know a stock that you own 100 shares or more of, and I’ll shoot a screenshot of how to sell options or not.
A lot of dividend 'aristocrats' and 'kings' pay such low dividends and increase them so slowly, it's all but worthless. I think a company in a solid industry which has been paying decent divs reliably for several years is a better bet than one which has been paying tiny divs since I was a boy. If I am hiring someone I don't want to know what their grades were for third grade math; too long ago to be of any relevance today. I buy nothing BUT dividend stocks, and I don't think a one of them is a 'king' or 'aristocrat'. A stock IS one of those, until they are not. I'm all in favor of dividend income as you are, I just don't ascribe that much value to divs paid 25 or 40 years ago.
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All these hacks on UA-cam with video titles like " The SECRETS of getting rich exposed!" And then they tell you nothing.... Then there is this channel, never once have I seen a title like that, and every video I watch makes me feel like I've been let into the inner circle of a group of wealthy business peoples finances. Thank you!
Are you guys practicing in New York?
Your content is invaluable good sir. I signed up for a free consultation but the guy never called me.
Please reach out; I’d rather do the business through you If at all possible ?
Many thx
Do you have a reit company you suggest
I m going back to watch all your past videos. What a wonderful find on UA-cam you guys are. Real financial education.... Just terrific
We hope you find our past videos helpful!
GREAT CONTENT!! Let me just share to these quotes that I like, "The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person's ability or skill to convert earned income into passive income and/or portfolio income." - Robert Kiyosaki "I personally feel that the #1 benefit of having my expenses covered by passive income is that I get to keep doing a lot more of the kind of work I enjoy. I also get to work the way I want to work - where I want, when I want, how I want, and with whom I want" - Steve Pavlina
Biden's counting a thousand a day from "CoVid" SMH
Let you assets pay for your liabilities
I'm so glad I seen your ad yesterday. I love the way you and your partner break down information without the fluff majority people put in their videos.
As a federal worker, I take home only $2000 a month. My dream is to be financially free, so you have inspired me to take TSP loans and invest! This is very exciting!!
The Capitalization (CAP) rate and Cash on Cash Return (CCR) are determined precisely by:
Your lender's quote for: Minimum Debt Coverage Ratio (DCR), Minimum Annual Interest Rate (RATE), Maximum Amortization periods (TERM), Maximum Loan to Value (LTV) ratio.
The RATE and TERM calculate the Annual Debt Constant (ADC).
CAP = DCR×ADC×LTV; CCR = (DCR - 1)×ADC×LTV÷(1 - LTV)
Your Equity to Value (ETV) ratio is ETV = (1 - LTV), your Equity (EQT) is your all-in cash out of pocket to close, carry, and renovate.
Actually, Equity is the difference between what you owe and fair market value. Period. Its more if you put more money down or repair to increase value.
Idek how I'm the only like, your a genius and even better for posting information for the average person to take advantage of!!
Once I get on the property ladder I'm sending you a tip, much love!
TimeSaver Summary:
- The first step is to follow the 70/30 rule - live off 70% of take-home pay and invest the remaining 30%
- Of the 30% invested, 10% should be given to charity, 10% used to pay down debt, and 10% invested
- The second step is to diversify investments according to the 30/30/3010 rule:
- 30% in income-producing dividend stocks
- 30% in real estate investments like REITs
- 30% in managed funds that mirror portfolios or include ETFs/private placements
- 10% in cash
- The third step is to leverage existing assets by borrowing against them at low rates
- This could be through a margin loan on stock portfolio or HELOC on real estate
- The money is used to purchase more assets or luxury items
- As long as the assets are paying off the loans, not the individual
- The goal is to focus on passive income streams from dividends, rents, royalties, interest, and covered call options on stocks
- Specific investment examples and strategies are provided to implement this approach
You lost weight. Looking good Toby. Keep up the healthy living!!!
But, we love our relatives fully. My parents have helped me keep my actual roof during COVID. God bless them!
I stumbled onto your videos looking for wills & trust info. I appreciate your plain easy to understand approach (mostly) to digest info that I might have limited knowledge about. I'm now beginning to review all your videos!! Thanks!!!
Awesome! Thank you! You can request a free 45-minute consultation to discuss our proven asset protection and tax strategies and how they apply to your unique situation if you decide you need further assistance. Click this link to get set up! ---------> aba.link/tobyss
I know you count it in operating expenses, but Property Tax pays for a hell of a lot of stuff too, so lets not think landlords dont contribute.
plus if you have a corporate managed large holding of real estate youre still going to need to end up paying yourseld income to buy your food and gas and pay regular income on that.
but absolutely Investment Properties are a great asset for building wealth!!!
All these comments and yall praising this man, but NONE of yall gave this vid a thumbs up? Yall all bums in comments phh
Love your presentations and content. Clear and concise. Thanks.
We appreciate that, thank you for watching!
Thank you sir for your info and the knowledge you are spreading.. I recently found your channel I’m definitely going through the videos and trying to learn as much as I can again thank you for everything you do sir!! 💯👍
I have 3 rental units, a duplex and a single family house. I'm also collecting my Social Security. I repair, remodel and maintain my rentals. Are these rentals considered active income since I actively work on them?
Only if you pay yourself. Don’t pay yourself for repair work. If you pay yourself from your rental income, it becomes earned income.
This information is priceless.
I will be hiring your company soon
Thank you Toby for providing some guidance and breaking it down so everyone can understand the concepts.
A concept that is finally being learned by more and more people who are catching on to this videos information, at least Nationwide!!
What concept am I talking about?
HAVE MONEY WORK FOR YOU. NOT YOU WORK FOR MONEY.
YES! Isnt it great to be able to buy and sell options the same day and not be charged exorbitant fees as a day trader! They finally stopped charging those commissions on small portfolios!
You explain things so well! I have learned so much! Thank you!
👍Great input. Wish I had seen this when you first broadcast the training.👍
Very personable teacher . Easy to trust
I live in the UK - can I invest in real estate in America ? What are the tax implications
Toby, just gotta throw-out a shout-out, again! (ur still a fantastic mentor!) 👊🤙
Wow!! 4.15 an hour? I started off making
$1.10 an hour making $44 a week.
That was in the late 60's.
Just stumbled upon your content. So much to learn to from you to balance my ignorance in many of these matters. Thank you Toby!
Thank you for joining us!
Hi Toby. Thank you for all your videos. Is the dividend from $FRT qualified or non qualified?
Amazing video Toby, just what I was looking for, thank you brother
Hey Toby,
Thanks for the videos! Do you buy your dividend stocks in an individual or retirement account?
You can do either.
I'm curious other than their King status, what makes FRT a good REIT? It has a low dividend yield vs other REITs. Maybe you see something I don't. I kept watching videos to understand why buying a personal house is not considered a good investment vs other methods. I'm all about learning and thanks for the videos, I do find lots of gems.
I believe he mentioned FRT mainly because of it's Dividend King status...(IE, Safety). But realize two things --- when he made this video, the stock was trading for ~$80/share, and it has appreciated a lot since then--if you bought in Aug 2020, you would be making a higher dividend than if you bought it today. Also, the fact that FRT has paid dividends for 54 years without missing a quarter, the dividend is very safe. The company will do everything possible to maintain the dividend, and in-fact INCREASE the dividend, in order to hold onto that Dividend King title. In 2020/21, many other REIT's cut their dividends. Since Aug 2020, FRT has increased theirs twice by a penny each time (this was historically low for FRT--but still an increase. Analysists expect them to more than double that increase in the next two years). It was a super-safe recommendation for Toby to make at the time because the share price was low due to Covid (not anything fundamental to the stock), and he pretty much knew with certainty that the dividend would increase... so anybody who took him up on the recommendation has made money, and has additional shares if they reinvested those dividends (if they bought 100 shares, today they would have 108+). If you are wondering about buying FRT today, you probably noticed that the stock did return to historically "normal" levels above $130 (from the low of $60 something during the Covid selloff), and has since come down to a much more reasonable price right around $100 (it dipped below $93 on Jun 16).
A personal home you live in costs you money, it does not generate cash flow. If you intend to live in it before you fix and flip, then possibly its an investment, but you then have to move. If you pay down the mortgage you can leverage the equity for down payment on more investment property. In this sense, its an investment. If it takes 30 years to pay it down, in theory it will increase in value according to the market, but you can only take a loan against its value or sell it to get cash for anything you need. Then it either costs you money again, or you need to move and pay money again....not such an investment. That said, you need a place to live. If you purchase wisely, it can cost LESS than renting. Also, you cant be evicted in a pinch like Covid unemployment. You must be foreclosed on. And the bank will work with you. In this sense, it IS a benefit, but not necessarily an investment.
When I need some money through equity line, what is the best option, taking the HELOC on primary home or investment rental property from a tax perspective ?
Would be interesting to see how this information compares to todays financial climate. Thanks for sharing.
Great content as always! Happy new sub here!
I am learning so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Fantastic job. You guys are awesome. I hope to make more money so I can hire you
May the Aloha be with you Toby.
Your videos are getting better and better.
Please do a video about 501c (7) social clubs (country club) and related long term tax strategies for a new entity,
and/or how high net worth individuals may benefit or not from membership in or the founding of a 501c (7).
Thank you
We love you
Thanks for the support Alex!
Holy crap this is great stuff. Never understood the options stuff!
Its tricky. Certain ones you just trade, but if you own stock you can sell options to buy, etc. For my little account the stocks were a bit rich for me when I first started. I found a commission free trading platform to practice with options. You have to be very good with the charts, and use risk to reward ratio to stack the deck in your favor. With my tiny trading account I didnt make huge profits over night, but sometimes $140 or so on a trade.Also lost some, but if max loss is $20 and max gain is $200 and I got $140, Im good. I can lose 2 out of 3 trades and come out ahead. Personally, I think stock is better to buy and hold and trade currency instead, but Toby's option strategy seems good if you can back it with dividend stocks.
Great info!! I would love to be investing in working class neighborhoods, excellent advice!
You can do it!
Epic video and breakdown 👍🙌❤️🙏🏽🔥👏
I bought my first rental right before covid and the tenant squatted and didn’t pay even though he was working and having others stay there and pay him.. horrible time.. for two years I paid his rent.. $10k on lawyer that failed.. finally i was able to sell it after a long battle… I also never got anything out of the situation.
Horrible situation. Covid hit people in different ways, but you property value still increased, no?
I am a trader and am researching the idea of stock dividends. If I was to pass away, would I be able to leave the ownership of the stocks to my wife so that they aren't affected by my passing?
Yes, the best method would be to leave the portfolios to your wife through a revocable living trust.
Excellent primer. Thanks so much!
Hi Toby, please do video how to companies pay dividends. Thanks
So well taught and practical! Thank you
Thank you for all the gems of knowledge that you share. One question - should I be cashing out my dividends or re-investing in the same stock?
Reinvest
reinvest and diversify your portfolio for the best results
Hi Toby, I live in my single family house and I would like to turn it into LLC but this home is not yet paid off. Can I put the house in LLC? I plan to have an ADU at the back of the house and live in the ADU and rent out the main house. Is it ok for me to live in the ADU if the house is LLC? Thanks
Yes, you can put the home into an LLC and it would be okay for you to live there as long as the LLC has a legitimate business purpose such as renting out to tenants/guests.
I’m curious how to approach Trump’s EO on payroll taxes? I’ve seen no guidance yet on this. Will it be reimbursed later if we are still paying them?
Great advice and very sustainable ways to generate passive income. Great video
Buy Coca Cola shares x100, sell covered calls at 10% above current stock price expiring in 30 days. Buy a rental with the income
Where can I find these homes? Zillow?
Hey can you give more details about option 2
You are a very transparent person. I appreciate your security in yourself to offer the value you do. 🙏
I appreciate that!
Great tips. Thank you Toby!
Thank you for all of your videos. I have a question about being on social security. I just filed to get Social Security and calling to the Social Security Department you get a different story whenever you speak to a different person. They are not very knowledgeable. I'm 63 years old and took early retirement and I still need to earn money. If I do 1099 work like doordash or making medical supplies deliveries or something that's not necessarily going to make me Rich, but just to have income to survive on will that affect the amount of Social Security that I get each month? I know it would if I made over a certain number of dollars with a regular job. Thank you!
While Anderson does not practice in the area of Medicare, generally whether the income is W-2 or 1099 the amount will be the deciding factor on whether or not your social security income will be affected. We strongly encourage you to reach out to an expert and your tax filer to calculate and fully understand those details.
Selling options is far more complicated than this dude is presenting.
Yea, he's a lawyer...
Thank you so much sir!
How would you recommend setting up a company for someone who is a day trader? $150k a year or more in annual income.
Kindly suggest how to make Passive income based on ten Taxes and one hundred profits
terrific video, thanks
I inherited some mutual of Omaha stock many years ago , then they were bought out , I got some letter that invited me to the board meeting , but I never did anything with it ..what happened when they were bought out to my stock that I inherited ?
Where can we find 100k houses?
I'll talk to you like for that one. Love your work.
great advice
Housing as Passive income: 1. There are millions of people unable to pay rent or mortgage deferred. These homes will Flood the market and crash housing market. Especially cities like Las Vegas where Casinos are laying off People in Drones. What are your thoughts on housing market crash.
I'm actually in the market to buy as of now because of the low interest rates. I'm just going state ESSENTIAL EMPLOYEES PREFERED, on my application..😉
Yaaa, it's a gift, when u give 2 them🤔😂😂😂
Does one need to own the stock to trade options in a IRA in order to get passive rate
You will pay ordinary income taxes on all IRA withdrawals, regardless of source (interest, dividend, capital gains, options)
Very informative thank you 👍✌
How can a person avoid paying capital gains on the sale of a house as a single person over $250K if you don't have any other investments to offset the capital gains?
This will become very specific to your situation and what the totality of the circumstances looks like for you. The 121 exclusion is definitely very powerful to limiting taxes you pay on gains. Don't forget to factor in your basis in the property as well. We do have tax professionals here at Anderson Business Advisors that are well versed in tax strategies.
Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are the man
Blueprint 😊
Love the content
How come I can't build them and rent them and refi
Fascinating
But what happens if the stock price falls for the option?
You keep the option premium and still own the stock. Then, you can sell another option contract for more premium.
Please provide symbols on federal property. Thanks
Yes thank you👍
How you can cut from the tax from commercial really state?
Great Info👀
Glad you think so!
I have a feeling you can't sell options on Robinhood. Anyone suggest a good app that does this?
Think or Swim by TD Ameritrade
ProjectOption youtube channel best explanations on options investing
Fidelity
Liberty In Los Angeles I think you CAN sell options on Robinhood. Let me know a stock that you own 100 shares or more of, and I’ll shoot a screenshot of how to sell options or not.
You can sell option on robinhood but I think you need to have gold
Excellent!
I’m in New Zealand do those companies like Coca Cola etc allow overseas investors?
If you buy it on a local exchange, you should be okay.
Passive Income: things we are not working for. Taxes are lower.
Thank you
That was good😊
Unfortunately, those companies you mention are corrupt as shit.
A lot of dividend 'aristocrats' and 'kings' pay such low dividends and increase them so slowly, it's all but worthless. I think a company in a solid industry which has been paying decent divs reliably for several years is a better bet than one which has been paying tiny divs since I was a boy. If I am hiring someone I don't want to know what their grades were for third grade math; too long ago to be of any relevance today. I buy nothing BUT dividend stocks, and I don't think a one of them is a 'king' or 'aristocrat'. A stock IS one of those, until they are not. I'm all in favor of dividend income as you are, I just don't ascribe that much value to divs paid 25 or 40 years ago.
2 yrs ltr and still No new affordable houses. Inflation 40%. Wage increases are a pittance. Shortages of sverything. Russia saber rattling
toward us.
Mining crypto?
Yup - see www.investopedia.com/tech/how-does-bitcoin-mining-work/
Unemployment is paid by the employer
Air head.
O!!!😆😊
Looks like a young Harvey Weinstein.
Except he doesn't look like a sleaze bag. HW definitely looked sleazy.
Haha nope you won’t get it back😊
Excellent info! Ugh! Reminds me of Weinstein...sorry.
Ugh! You remind me of a dumb person...sorry.
@@jasonmcmaster5719 lol
@@jasonmcmaster5719 2nd that
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U make no sense on this video....