8 Signs You’re Doing Well Financially (with PROOF!): Finance Professor Explains

You are more rich than you think. Here are 8 signs to let you know that you are on the right track for financial freedom and financial independence. To retire early or to retire rich, you need to manage money well and this list will help. Investing as a beginner or investing in the stock market overall starts with solid money management.
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[kmrazSilverSimmer]

Omg your dog is addorable!! Oh and the info was good too. lol
Thanks and have a great day!

[VanGoghGlobetrotter]

Thank you for this message of encouragement! Comparison can often be the “thief of joy”, especially when we’re comparing to those who are so far ahead of us! But, sometimes it can also be a reminder that we’re doing better than we realize! 😊 My friend and I often discuss the fact that if we’re even talking about financial things and seeking out valuable financial content like yours, we’re ahead of so many! 😊

[matthewjamesduffy]

My favourite financial channel. Easy to understand, inspirational, and motivational and your assistant puts it over the top 🐶

[pyrochickhop]

Gratitude and hard work, together with knowledge, sets a good foundation for a great future!

[evadeanu]

Great advice as always. Oh, and your puppy is priceless.

[Kevinw]

Always good to see where one stands in respect to your peers in age groups.

[Jayvazquez]

I’m getting better with my finances following this list!

[andrewcrizpy]

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[kevnyc]

keep pumping out those financial informational videos Professor G!!!!

[happygirl]

Great video as always and your assistant is so cute!

[stuinvests]

Great video Professor. It’s good to analyze oneself from the outside.

[brucebower]

Professor G, thanks for rocking my financial world! I'm 64 years old, sitting now in substantial ROTH cash, and looking at these 2 forever portfolios: 1)50% dividend ETF- VYM, 40% foundational ETF-VOO, and 10% growth ETF-VUG. I will DCA for 1 year, investing every 2 weeks. 2) 90% Foundational ETF- VOO. 10% bond ETF- BND. Same plan for investing over 1 year. I love the KISS (keep it simple, stupid) method. Is there a best or better choice here?

[Professor.Joe]

Great video, professor! Your assistant is adorable! What kind of pup is it? Maybe a pet financial video in the future?

[friar]

Good morning… see at at class tonight! #zoomclass

[umpire]

Hey Prof, really enjoy your videos. Do any of your videos have thoughts on where to invest if already retired and want to live on the income? SCHD, DGRO are all nice and I have both of these in one account, but dividend isn’t high enough to live off, thanks

[Madchris]

For me I do cash flow and growth. Several purely growth companies, a few etfs that grow and provide small dividends, and then a good core with SCHD and VYM.

[toyatv]

Huh, I’m doing pretty well. Thanks man 😊

[tanana]

The Poor and Fair credit score categories seem to overlap. Is that just a typo or can you please explain. Thank you sir!

[bleulesyeux]

What calculation website was used for this video? I'd like to use it.

[drsedrak]

Hi, I have a question. How can an ETF increases its AUM or its total assets?. Is the issuer buy more individual stocks in the ETF portfolio ? or what is the exact mechanism. As I am investing only in ETFs, such as SPY, QQQ, SCHD and JEPI. Thanks