13 years ago I was a broke college student.
Now...
I'm an engineer with a $1.1 M net worth.
Don't be scared of the market.
Jesse retweeted
Try this.
Put your 2% raise into index funds instead of spending it.
Watch Your Net Worth 🚀🚀🚀
Jesse retweeted
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:
Jesse retweeted
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?
Replying to @IndexandC
Depends on major expenses planned in the next 2 years. My spending is pretty stable. So, I’ll go with total stock market.
1
1
Replying to @NeuroNupe17 @jlyork10
@NeuroNupe17 I don’t keep that kinda cash anymore. But, It felt good to look at that number.
2
Today’s a Great Day to Make A Budget.
- Review July Expenses
- Estimate August Income
- Assign Income to Categories
- Check-in weekly and adjust as needed
You got this.
7
You never know what the market’s going to do.
June 15…
the S&P 500 gained 1.5%
June 28…
the S&P 500 dropped 2%.
Today…
the S&P 500 gained 2.6%.
Ignore the noise and buy shares every pay day.
2
Replying to @themoviedadsc @thewealthdad
Somebody has to plant the seed, so the the next generation can do better.
2
Jesse retweeted
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
The S&P 500 grew by 14.8% annually from 2012 to 2021.
During that time we had…
- 5 market corrections
- 1 bear market
Volatility is just part of the process.
4
Replying to @cFIREsim
Yup. Now that I think about it… I overthought the taxes. That’s what I get for multitasking.
Amounts should be the same both ways.
1
Replying to @cFIREsim
Im not suggesting you withdraw the funds. Im suggesting you re-allocate.
If you sell $1000 in VTSAX taxable…
Sell $1150 in bonds tax-advantaged and buy back VTSAX.
That way you make up for capital gains. And keep your stock allocation the same.
2
1



