1.) How Credit and interest rates work 2.) How Credit scores work 3.) Budgeting Basics 4.) Balancing a checkbook 5.) Compounding interest 6.) How to Invest 7.) How to start a Business
Learned 1-6 from my parents. Remember having roommates that got heavily into debt for purchasing clothes to go clubbing in. Me? I was saving for my goals: college education, car, savings and future house. Fast forward 10-20 years, they were still just getting by and still in debt and I was in a nicer debt-free lifeboat.
Here's the problem. They maybe taught but if you don't show real life practical everyday life usage of the taught lesson it goes in one ear and out the other.
You know everyone is quick to flame the public schools for not teaching this stuff. A few non solicited thoughts- 1) Honestly this should be being taught at home by parents through life modeling. 2) I'm a part of a 4 teacher rotation (all have our own expertise) teaching a "Life After HS Class", Where every senior is required to take the class. Me being mostly a shop teacher-- I include numerous concepts- literally showing how to check/change oil, brakes, car buying, change a tire, fix drywall, basic electricity/plumbing, knot tying/ load securing, and much more. Now being shutdown due to the pandemic, I'm reaching for things that are practical to put on my Google Classroom Online- Hence reviewing this video. Hoping I'm not completely repeating a portion of the Business Ed. Instructors rotation. (But even if so, finance is such a huge issue, they need to hear it again anyway.) 3) I think more schools than most might think are covering elements of practical skills for post HS.
In High School, I did learn how to write checks and balance a checkbook, because I was taking a business math course. So that was good... but nothing about investing, because this was way back in 1972 when I graduated high school! I did, however, learn from my Grandparents that you could put your money in a CD and get more interest than in just a basic savings account!! I find your videos very inspiring and also blunt, but in a good way!! So please keep them coming!! I am learning much from you and your experiences!! Bravo!!
I'm 26 years old and i live in Greece (I'm from Albania), i've been reading about finances since 2015 and i really agree with what you are saying on the video. Jeff if high school learned us all 7 skills you mentioned, the world would have been completely different and we would probably have avoided the crisis!!!
I find it weird when people say budgeting is boring. I enjoy sitting down and finding where I can cut finances in order to come up with more money every month.
I could have used this skill when I migrated to this country. Wasted couple of years trying to look rich but at least it wasn't too late for me, having a decent salary and a stable job being in the medical field have helped me alot to change my course. I now live simply and better financially, for others it might not be appealing but this is how I see my American dream.
I grocery shop every week, I do the envelope system and I would go over my budget by $50-60 wk every week! I decided to fix that by shopping with my grocery store online and picking it up (free service). I don’t overspend and I no longer buy things that I don’t need. Big help!
It is hard to get financial support for college that is why I started my own business helping people fill out financial aid papers and also tutoring for their college courses. If you have the knowledge to help people get financial support to change their lives so they can go to college to help someone in their future as well then it is a blessing by the grace of God to share what you learn. Go to FAFSA to sign up for financial aid and Lord willing this can help you pay for school. Also, make sure you check work-study so they can get you a job while going to school on your campus if available.
Hey Jeff, I love your videos and your enthusiasm and financial knowledge. I’m beginning my financial advisor career as we speak. I just passed my series 7 exam and am about 4 months away from being a fully liscenced FA. So I wanted to request a few topics for future videos. The first one is what is the best way to save up for a a near future deposit on a house, what is a good realistic percentage on a deposit, and how to structure monthly payments to avoid paying years of interest. Second, I would love to hear about your start as an FA. I’m sure a lot of your viewers have or dream of having a successful career in the financial services industry.
No I didn't really apply my personal finance class from high school to my life. The reason for that being I already had a job, was already budgeting, did taxes, so I took the class for a fun elective. I enjoy personal finance and have for 12yrs.
I am a high school teacher. I am teaching personal finance this year for the first time and looking for some relevant stuff for my kiddos. Love your video!!
I remember the stock market being taught but I had no clue if this applied to me.or if you needed to have certain financial requirements. The terminology was also very complex for me. I had no clue what it was about. But I do know I am educating myself now and all three of my kids. I forwarded this to my oldest son. He is into investments and is only 15. He started a business when he was 13 years old! Jeff if you have ANY other videos that my son could watch, or that you recommend(other than this one) please let me know so I can forward it to him.
I Agree Jeff. I wish I had learned Peraonal Finaces in Defense, how to keep my money, the Offense, the entrepreneur making money,and the playing field, inflation and compound Intrest,. But definatly wish I would have learned Personal Development in How to have confidence in my self and posture as well as the soft skills before I learned the specialty skills. Love your channel and the creativity you put in to it.
Hey Jeff, is your book geared towards a younger audience (like 19)? Does it include topics like compound-interest and other practical advice that I can start putting to use now?
This information was so helpful and I agree, I wish I knew all this in HS too. Thank you for the information and the personal stories were very relatable. I retained it all, will be applying it especially if the goal is to be a millionaire. Excited to budget!
Would going to a trade school and starting to work at the age of 20 (be a construction worker for 5 yrs) be good for a person wanting to invest in index funds and real estate?
The Financial Industry is smart in calling our Crédit Scores, Credit Scores ... when really it's got nothing to do with the customers' ability to be in credit; but their ability to be in debt. ... thus the better our credit scores, the more money they make off us ... the more loans we ask for, the more they love us !!
Awesome content Jeff! I will be showing this to my high school students in my entrepreneurship program TODAY! Thank You. And thank you for having charisma. They won't be bored watching this lol!
I agree that teaching it in high school is important but just like your business teacher called you out, there needs to be a shock/wow factor in the lessons to grab their attention. Otherwise they become like you trying to play catch up as a Junior in college even though they had some basics. I will show your video to my middle school students and hope it grabs some attention. Thank you for your energetic video to help create that wow factor.
Because my dad didn't use credit cards I wouldn't use one until I was in my almost late twenty's.I did learn about establishing credit and was doing good . It was my cosigning for someone and got ready to buy a car that I learned that the individual didn't pay, never cosign. Budgeting is a must .I was good at balancing my check account , what was messed up that I learned banks do is that they hold checks, doing this made my checks bounce. I wished that I learned how to invest because I had a little business until I went to college and the military. I never learned about a roth. I wish I'd opened up a bank account while in the military and what I could have done while in. Please help what should people in the military do , my daughter is serving. I did have a 401k to bad I don't have anything to show for a divorced mother of two struggled. I got laid off so instead of rolling over had to use it to survive and my next accumulation had to use to survive while I looked for a better job , my last one was causing health problems
This is good but one bad example the Netflix is such a small expense... who can't afford $9 a month. Especially because it has high utility with most people
I think high school is too late! Right now in my high school classes like Personal Finance and Financial Literacy are optional, so I don't even know the basics. It needs to be introduced as early as middle school so learning finance is a habit by the time we get to high school.
Jeff, Any chance you will do an update video on LendingClub? I believe you shot your last LendingClub video in 2011. Just interested in whether or not you believe that platform is still a good investment.
Good deal. I’m about to start investing in LendingClub. Wanted to see how you made out since 2011. I’m looking to start out with only “A” notes and “B”notes while I get used to P2P investing.
How in the heck did you graduate high school with $20,000 in credit card debt? You can't even get a credit card until you are 18 years old. I just turned 18 about 1 month before I graduated. Well, I guess if your parents are on your account you can get one. You must of grown up in alot more affluent family then I did, because neither of my parents had good credit to do such things. Still not sure what the heck I would of spend $20,000 on before I graduated unless perhaps it was a car. Although I worked and earned my money and my Business teacher in HS prob taught us stuff, but the only thing I remember is how to fill out a check and balance the checkbook. Most importantly I learned that if I put a $2000 in an IRA each year I would be worth over $1 million dollars when I retire.
Honestly, I butted heads with the teacher we had in class to try and seem cool. Spoiler alert, I looked like a jerk. Today, I do remember some strategies, and for me, some actually work in the opposite for me such as having a $20 bill is harder to spend than 20 $1 bills. For me the 20 $1 bills fattens my wallet and I'm less likely to spend it as a result. 1 $20 bill is barely noticeable so spending it is easier because I don't feel the impact. However, I do wish I had better listened instead of butting heads because I would likely have learned these lessons soon and not waited until 3/4 through my 27th year of life. I'm hoping by the time I turn 28 in January I'll be on track to getting my finances back in line.
@@wealthhacker I have a plan for the short term, about 6 months into the future. Once my job offers overtime (will be soon due to the busy season starting) I'm going to snag all that I can. I'm also getting a promotion in 2 weeks and I'm working night shift which gets me more for my time. I'm planning on earning as much as I can during the busy season to put a massive dent in my credit card debt (luckily it's under 6k when I finally got ahold of it, had to increase it 4 months ago slightly to get my car fixed, saved money by doing the head gaskets myself. The long term, I'm working on identify what I'm spending, how I'm spending it, and once the data is in I'm going to develop a budget. In the meantime I'm spending only the money I absolutely have to spend. So far, I have $50 to a savings and it will be growing. Your videos have definitely helped me understand the mindset I need to accomplish my goal of becoming debt free and using credit cards wisely.
Lol, why do you need someone to spoon feed you? At 16 i worked at Mcdonalds and did my own taxes. At 18 joined the Marines and played the stock market and taught myself how to read balance sheets. Your teacher is yourself.
Actually I'm still learning... I'm in 12th grade.. So until we're 18+, parents or the education feels it unnecessary to teach such stuff.... Hence never used it
I maybe didn't look like Screech in high school, but I felt like him and carried all his anxiety. I studied hard, I based my self worth on my grades and what my friends thought of me, and I got a great Job, got an expensive house in an expensive neighborhood and in the process of building my retirement, while one good friend, jock, popular at night clubs and with women, still live paycheck to paycheck, deep in debt, drive a Hummer on lifts with huge tires, and dating a thirty year old with big boobs.... Yes, that's how he he described her when I asked during small talk. In my twenties to early thirties I envied his social life, but I'm glad to took the path I took. I wish I found your channel in my twenties... You, Dave Ramsey, Jazz Wealth, etc... Don't know how to say this "non gay" and don't want to invest the time to figure out how, so... you're a great looking guy with a good head on your shoulders and seemingly a great life with a beautiful wife and children.
Jeff Rose : Sorry... Up in the wee hours of the post midnight. Didn't think anyone read these things. Appreciate your financial videos. Keep up the good work.
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wait, what. 500 to 500k? investing in what? that sounds off O.o
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what interest rate is that Jeff haha 20%? tell me where to get that please
please make your vedios short and helpful .we really aren't interested in all the things you say which seen to be somewhat connected to your personal life. please try to provide only useful information. we get bored when we watch such long vedios.
Yashi's beauty and spa salon , He does the further explanations so you can relate it to your own life or see a real life example in to which these things apply
The same thing - this video is too entertaining (the main goal is to not inform, but to entertain) and too long. How about making a playlist about every point? Without so many jokes and stuff
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Topic starts around 3:30
Stacy Krett bless you lmfao
thanks because that intro was wayyyyy toooo long !
thanks
Thank u so much 😂
1.) How Credit and interest rates work
2.) How Credit scores work
3.) Budgeting Basics
4.) Balancing a checkbook
5.) Compounding interest
6.) How to Invest
7.) How to start a Business
Thank you my teacher on some bs
Thank you infinitely.
thx cause i wasnt doin this
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thanks i had a feeling there would be a comment like this
Learned 1-6 from my parents. Remember having roommates that got heavily into debt for purchasing clothes to go clubbing in. Me? I was saving for my goals: college education, car, savings and future house. Fast forward 10-20 years, they were still just getting by and still in debt and I was in a nicer debt-free lifeboat.
Schools need to teach students more about personal financial management.
The education system needs to be reform. 😉✊✊
Azril Nazmi I swear
Lol they are busy teaching common core math lol
Azril Nazmi schools teach nothing about Financial Independence or wealth or investing
Azril Nazmi But we have to learn and teach our children
School system is to make u onidient
Here's the problem. They maybe taught but if you don't show real life practical everyday life usage of the taught lesson it goes in one ear and out the other.
You know everyone is quick to flame the public schools for not teaching this stuff. A few non solicited thoughts- 1) Honestly this should be being taught at home by parents through life modeling. 2) I'm a part of a 4 teacher rotation (all have our own expertise) teaching a "Life After HS Class", Where every senior is required to take the class. Me being mostly a shop teacher-- I include numerous concepts- literally showing how to check/change oil, brakes, car buying, change a tire, fix drywall, basic electricity/plumbing, knot tying/ load securing, and much more. Now being shutdown due to the pandemic, I'm reaching for things that are practical to put on my Google Classroom Online- Hence reviewing this video. Hoping I'm not completely repeating a portion of the Business Ed. Instructors rotation. (But even if so, finance is such a huge issue, they need to hear it again anyway.) 3) I think more schools than most might think are covering elements of practical skills for post HS.
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Financial Literacy teacher in high school and showed this video today in class. Really like your approach and mannerisms.
Love that you teach financial literacy in high schools! Important job for sure!
In High School, I did learn how to write checks and balance a checkbook, because I was taking a business math course. So that was good... but nothing about investing, because this was way back in 1972 when I graduated high school! I did, however, learn from my Grandparents that you could put your money in a CD and get more interest than in just a basic savings account!! I find your videos very inspiring and also blunt, but in a good way!! So please keep them coming!! I am learning much from you and your experiences!! Bravo!!
Thanks for watching!! 🙌🏽
I'm 26 years old and i live in Greece (I'm from Albania), i've been reading about finances since 2015 and i really agree with what you are saying on the video. Jeff if high school learned us all 7 skills you mentioned, the world would have been completely different and we would probably have avoided the crisis!!!
I find it weird when people say budgeting is boring. I enjoy sitting down and finding where I can cut finances in order to come up with more money every month.
Compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world
I could have used this skill when I migrated to this country. Wasted couple of years trying to look rich but at least it wasn't too late for me, having a decent salary and a stable job being in the medical field have helped me alot to change my course. I now live simply and better financially, for others it might not be appealing but this is how I see my American dream.
I grocery shop every week, I do the envelope system and I would go over my budget by $50-60 wk every week! I decided to fix that by shopping with my grocery store online and picking it up (free service). I don’t overspend and I no longer buy things that I don’t need. Big help!
I suggest x1.25 or x1.5 speed lol
Thanks yo
It is hard to get financial support for college that is why I started my own business helping people fill out financial aid papers and also tutoring for their college courses. If you have the knowledge to help people get financial support to change their lives so they can go to college to help someone in their future as well then it is a blessing by the grace of God to share what you learn. Go to FAFSA to sign up for financial aid and Lord willing this can help you pay for school. Also, make sure you check work-study so they can get you a job while going to school on your campus if available.
You had a credit card in high school???
most people usually have it in grade 12, after they turn 18
Hey Jeff, I love your videos and your enthusiasm and financial knowledge. I’m beginning my financial advisor career as we speak. I just passed my series 7 exam and am about 4 months away from being a fully liscenced FA.
So I wanted to request a few topics for future videos. The first one is what is the best way to save up for a a near future deposit on a house, what is a good realistic percentage on a deposit, and how to structure monthly payments to avoid paying years of interest.
Second, I would love to hear about your start as an FA. I’m sure a lot of your viewers have or dream of having a successful career in the financial services industry.
No I didn't really apply my personal finance class from high school to my life. The reason for that being I already had a job, was already budgeting, did taxes, so I took the class for a fun elective. I enjoy personal finance and have for 12yrs.
I am a high school teacher. I am teaching personal finance this year for the first time and looking for some relevant stuff for my kiddos. Love your video!!
I need to update it. Check back soon!
Don't remember at all! Back then I was just worried about making my credits and graduation!
We have business studies as a main subject at school :) not math. 🌠Btw, you rocked this video with your style Jeff!
I remember the stock market being taught but I had no clue if this applied to me.or if you needed to have certain financial requirements. The terminology was also very complex for me. I had no clue what it was about. But I do know I am educating myself now and all three of my kids. I forwarded this to my oldest son. He is into investments and is only 15. He started a business when he was 13 years old! Jeff if you have ANY other videos that my son could watch, or that you recommend(other than this one) please let me know so I can forward it to him.
Sharing this with my Consumer Math class because they feel the school doesn't teach them financial literacy.
Love this!
The sooner you start the better. And you were AC Slater not Zach Morris lmao
He definitely looks like him ...
I Agree Jeff. I wish I had learned Peraonal Finaces in Defense, how to keep my money, the Offense, the entrepreneur making money,and the playing field, inflation and compound Intrest,. But definatly wish I would have learned Personal Development in How to have confidence in my self and posture as well as the soft skills before I learned the specialty skills. Love your channel and the creativity you put in to it.
I took accounting my Sophomore year of high school...it was an elective and I'm glad my Counselor suggested it
I really like the value you provide with your content. I completely agree, such skills along with the law of attraction works out miracles
You should check out Jeff’s blog. It is a treasure trove of various engines to build wealth.
Len 4 ofc!!
Hey Jeff, is your book geared towards a younger audience (like 19)? Does it include topics like compound-interest and other practical advice that I can start putting to use now?
Awesome! Thank you!
It’s funny that the most essential things for success aren’t taught in school. This has made me more appreciative of videos like this one.
So true! 👍😀
This information was so helpful and I agree, I wish I knew all this in HS too. Thank you for the information and the personal stories were very relatable. I retained it all, will be applying it especially if the goal is to be a millionaire. Excited to budget!
I teach financial literacy for college students in Brazil. I loved this video.
I have been saying this to my friends as well . So good to hear from u .
Would going to a trade school and starting to work at the age of 20 (be a construction worker for 5 yrs) be good for a person wanting to invest in index funds and real estate?
The Financial Industry is smart in calling our Crédit Scores, Credit Scores ... when really it's got nothing to do with the customers' ability to be in credit; but their ability to be in debt. ... thus the better our credit scores, the more money they make off us ... the more loans we ask for, the more they love us !!
Thank you. Great info, fun way to deliver.
Awesome content Jeff! I will be showing this to my high school students in my entrepreneurship program TODAY! Thank You. And thank you for having charisma. They won't be bored watching this lol!
That's great!! Hope they enjoy it 👍😀
They did!
Teaching another set of classes Banking and Financial Services this semester and I showed this video today!
That's awesome!! 🙌😀
Love this; I am using this next semester!!!
I agree that teaching it in high school is important but just like your business teacher called you out, there needs to be a shock/wow factor in the lessons to grab their attention. Otherwise they become like you trying to play catch up as a Junior in college even though they had some basics. I will show your video to my middle school students and hope it grabs some attention. Thank you for your energetic video to help create that wow factor.
Awesome! Thanks for your kind words 😀👍
Because my dad didn't use credit cards I wouldn't use one until I was in my almost late twenty's.I did learn about establishing credit and was doing good . It was my cosigning for someone and got ready to buy a car that I learned that the individual didn't pay, never cosign. Budgeting is a must .I was good at balancing my check account , what was messed up that I learned banks do is that they hold checks, doing this made my checks bounce. I wished that I learned how to invest because I had a little business until I went to college and the military. I never learned about a roth. I wish I'd opened up a bank account while in the military and what I could have done while in. Please help what should people in the military do , my daughter is serving. I did have a 401k to bad I don't have anything to show for a divorced mother of two struggled. I got laid off so instead of rolling over had to use it to survive and my next accumulation had to use to survive while I looked for a better job , my last one was causing health problems
Thankful for this video
Superb video
hey yall, im supposed to watch this for class but i got bored and im reading the comments now lol
Haha! Don’t tell your teacher 😂
Going to be teaching this kind of thing starting in February. Any tips to make sure the kids don't forget it all? (like you did :P)
I am in grade 11 and still didn’t get taught even how to consider what I want to do and how to even find out different jobs
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This is good but one bad example the Netflix is such a small expense... who can't afford $9 a month. Especially because it has high utility with most people
I think high school is too late! Right now in my high school classes like Personal Finance and Financial Literacy are optional, so I don't even know the basics. It needs to be introduced as early as middle school so learning finance is a habit by the time we get to high school.
Jeff,
Any chance you will do an update video on LendingClub?
I believe you shot your last LendingClub video in 2011. Just interested in whether or not you believe that platform is still a good investment.
Good deal. I’m about to start investing in LendingClub. Wanted to see how you made out since 2011. I’m looking to start out with only “A” notes and “B”notes while I get used to P2P investing.
Nice credit card number
Hello Jeff at my new job there’s an option for 401k or Roth 401k could you please help me with my decision on which you suggest and why? Thanks!
I completely subscribe to this video. I feel exactly the same. I very much wish I would've had financial education sooner.
Thank you!
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You’re way cooler than Zach Morris!
Hey Jeff, what are some of your suggestions to invest for Roth IRA?
Hey Jeff, yeah I meant best investment to invest into?
bro stop YELLING AT ME
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Same here 😊
How in the heck did you graduate high school with $20,000 in credit card debt? You can't even get a credit card until you are 18 years old. I just turned 18 about 1 month before I graduated. Well, I guess if your parents are on your account you can get one. You must of grown up in alot more affluent family then I did, because neither of my parents had good credit to do such things. Still not sure what the heck I would of spend $20,000 on before I graduated unless perhaps it was a car. Although I worked and earned my money and my Business teacher in HS prob taught us stuff, but the only thing I remember is how to fill out a check and balance the checkbook. Most importantly I learned that if I put a $2000 in an IRA each year I would be worth over $1 million dollars when I retire.
hunger is the best teacher
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Jeff, what do you think of my most recent video for teens and finance?
Its believeable
Who here is in high school (I’m 17)?
Same
Me (16)
Honestly, I butted heads with the teacher we had in class to try and seem cool. Spoiler alert, I looked like a jerk.
Today, I do remember some strategies, and for me, some actually work in the opposite for me such as having a $20 bill is harder to spend than 20 $1 bills. For me the 20 $1 bills fattens my wallet and I'm less likely to spend it as a result. 1 $20 bill is barely noticeable so spending it is easier because I don't feel the impact.
However, I do wish I had better listened instead of butting heads because I would likely have learned these lessons soon and not waited until 3/4 through my 27th year of life. I'm hoping by the time I turn 28 in January I'll be on track to getting my finances back in line.
@@wealthhacker I have a plan for the short term, about 6 months into the future. Once my job offers overtime (will be soon due to the busy season starting) I'm going to snag all that I can. I'm also getting a promotion in 2 weeks and I'm working night shift which gets me more for my time. I'm planning on earning as much as I can during the busy season to put a massive dent in my credit card debt (luckily it's under 6k when I finally got ahold of it, had to increase it 4 months ago slightly to get my car fixed, saved money by doing the head gaskets myself. The long term, I'm working on identify what I'm spending, how I'm spending it, and once the data is in I'm going to develop a budget. In the meantime I'm spending only the money I absolutely have to spend. So far, I have $50 to a savings and it will be growing.
Your videos have definitely helped me understand the mindset I need to accomplish my goal of becoming debt free and using credit cards wisely.
I cannot stop laughing. Great content though.
The reflection in his eyes make him look like an android.
20,000 after high school ?!
3:06 nice
I said the same xD
Lol, why do you need someone to spoon feed you? At 16 i worked at Mcdonalds and did my own taxes. At 18 joined the Marines and played the stock market and taught myself how to read balance sheets. Your teacher is yourself.
Compound interest? I learned that in 7th grade.... BTW are these things valid and OK to follow in India??
Actually I'm still learning... I'm in 12th grade.. So until we're 18+, parents or the education feels it unnecessary to teach such stuff.... Hence never used it
I don't really know
Ms. Handy's klass?? wya
0:00 Why we might not believe this?Its obvious lol.
I maybe didn't look like Screech in high school, but I felt like him and carried all his anxiety. I studied hard, I based my self worth on my grades and what my friends thought of me, and I got a great Job, got an expensive house in an expensive neighborhood and in the process of building my retirement, while one good friend, jock, popular at night clubs and with women, still live paycheck to paycheck, deep in debt, drive a Hummer on lifts with huge tires, and dating a thirty year old with big boobs.... Yes, that's how he he described her when I asked during small talk.
In my twenties to early thirties I envied his social life, but I'm glad to took the path I took. I wish I found your channel in my twenties... You, Dave Ramsey, Jazz Wealth, etc...
Don't know how to say this "non gay" and don't want to invest the time to figure out how, so... you're a great looking guy with a good head on your shoulders and seemingly a great life with a beautiful wife and children.
Jeff Rose : Sorry... Up in the wee hours of the post midnight. Didn't think anyone read these things. Appreciate your financial videos. Keep up the good work.
wait, what. 500 to 500k? investing in what? that sounds off O.o
what interest rate is that Jeff haha 20%? tell me where to get that please
I wish you would not have swore in the video. It was good up to that point.
I was in the military. We didn’t have swear words
@@wealthhacker Thank you for your service. It is much appreciated. I liked your video but wanted to use it for school.
Mint.com balancing
Why does it take fucking 4 mins to start the video
just sayin the only people that think ur jokes are funny are teachers
and janitors. Janitors love my jokes
Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose I too love your jokes
you stop using clothes 1 year after? mine last forever most of them i bought 10 years ago hahahah
What an obnoxious photo for video.
please make your vedios short and helpful .we really aren't interested in all the things you say which seen to be somewhat connected to your personal life. please try to provide only useful information. we get bored when we watch such long vedios.
Yashi's beauty and spa salon , He does the further explanations so you can relate it to your own life or see a real life example in to which these things apply
Clickbait 💪😂
Fool what are you talking about budgeting is fun
Jeff Rose You can't be serious that's the best thing about finances, other than investing!
I agree budgeting is fun.
The same thing - this video is too entertaining (the main goal is to not inform, but to entertain) and too long. How about making a playlist about every point? Without so many jokes and stuff
Oh, hey. Here you are again....complaining.
what kind of steroids are you taking?
I didn't learn it either. Too much info and no practical knowledge.
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