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Engineer | Finance Nerd | Father of 2 | Building a $2.5M nest egg by 40. Let me show you how to grow your money with Index Funds📈

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Try this. Put your 2% raise into index funds instead of spending it. Watch Your Net Worth 🚀🚀🚀
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3 Financial Habits I Do Every Month //THREAD//
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I have a friend who is 40 and damn near a billionaire. I asked him what his one key to investing well is... here's what he told me:
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Would you rather dump 100k into the market next year or have a guaranteed 4.5% return ona 1 year CD. What are the odds the market yields higher than 4.5% next year?
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If you don't come from money, understand it'll likely take you 10-20 years of focused work/investing to become a millionaire Many don't make it because they don't want to be the one to "sacrifice" their years for the family unit Takes a different mother f'er to be the first
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Retirement isn't an age, it's a number.
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The lion will never eat grass just because it’s hungry. So never lower your standards just because it’s expected of you.
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None of the rich people I know ($12+ million NW under age 50) got rich investing in index funds. They got rich from a great career, real estate, making concentrated bets, or starting a business. Why do we talk about index fund/ETF investing so much? Do we just want slow & easy?
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A financially disciplined 20 year old is a financially free 40 year old
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The reason I'm building wealth is to give my family the freedom, choices, and options I have never had growing up.
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Your only job as an Index Fund Investor is to buy more. You don't have to worry about price, when to sell, is it over valued? None of that Just keep adding shares and sleep easy.
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10. Writing is therapy. • Use it to make sense of the world • Change your life • Inspire others
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This is your reminder to add beneficiaries to all of your accounts. Probate sucks.
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How do you share money in a relationship? My go-to (and what my husband and I do) is separate accounts with joint access.
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If you could only pick one investment for the rest of your life What would it be and why? 👇
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If I had to start from scratch and my goal was to build a 70k+ online audience in 6 months, here's what I'd do in 5 steps: 1) Ignore platitudes Platitudes are good for engagement but terrible for: - Building an audience - Making money - Having a positive impact Instead...
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My biggest budgeting fail was bad! No…like I mean if I didn’t do something quick, it could have been six figure bad. We really lucked out on timing…
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Before you spend money, earn it.
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This is a good angle.
Replying to @Budgetdog_
I don’t need to know the exact salaries. But ranges for my grade level are nice to know. If I’m consistently below 90% of my target salary. We need to talk.
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