The Most Valuable Financial Asset You Will Ever Have | Importance of Financial Literacy/Intelligence

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The Most Valuable Financial Asset You Will Ever Have | Importance of Financial Literacy/Intelligence

Today we discuss your most valuable financial asset as well as how to develop it.

They say that an investment in yourself always pays the best dividends and it's true. But we've never really analyzed just how big of a difference an investment in the self can make to your financial present and future. Today we seek to do that. This is why developing your financial intelligence and being financially literate is so very important.

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[marcoseesmarcoshares]

*Financial Literacy: the most important human subject most dont know how to practice yet alone even begin to discuss.*

[modernadulting]

Financial literacy equips us with the knowledge and skills we need to manage money effectively. Without it, our financial decisions and the actions we take—or don't take—lack a solid foundation for success.

[Curiosityaholic]

A 18 minute video clarified how I should act with money better than any high school class I’ve taken

[SilveeYT]

It feels so weird as a 19 year old, I now know most of the important things that goes with financial literacy, ever since I started studying videos like from you~ ❤️

Entirely grateful for the genuine and legitimate work and effort you as well as many others put into these videos; not everyone on the planet will see this, unfortunately, but the ones who have like me: We're eternally thankful ☺️🥰

[GreenBreeze]

I came here because I legit saw a rapper named 21 savage was on a chimes commercial and inspired me to start dealing with my money more carefully. I’m 17 and I just checked my bank statements and realized that back in July I could have saved about $775 that I spent on things I don’t need and in October I spent like $373 that I could really use right about now.

[FinancialCharles]

wow its really disgusting to see people pay 25k a year for 4 years just to land a job that pays 30k. sounds like a big waste of time and money to me.

[ArturoCabello]

The importance of financial literacy cannot be stated enough! Great video!

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John and Jane's "side hustle" pays more than real full-time jobs in most of the world

[yrm_]

I feel smarter after watching this, thanks

[itzaaliyah]

I'm 15... My parents didn't force me to watch this. Im here on my own😉

[NegativeAccelerate]

U forgot to add the cost of kids €250, 000

[erinaustin]

I want my kids to watch all your videos. Thanks for the understandable explanations.

[initialgc]

These are the type of videos that should have 2-3 million views

[portalomus]

Good video, but I'd love to see an updated version with the inflation rate at 8.5% and the skyrocketing cost of housing since the pandemic. Rents are crazy now, and have gone way up! Same thing with house prices.

[vitorcavalcante]

Brazilian greetings 🇧🇷 I really liked the channel, I'm learning about financial education, and of course learning English, success for you, towards financial freedom 😂

[CarlosGarcia-wpl]

I learned a lot about the importance of using money in everyday life with these mathematical functions. Thanks a lot! Better now than never!

[davids]

That "side hustle" that they speak of regarding the financially informed couple I consider to be a huge oddity in this video, it feels kind of like optimism being tacked on because they wanted no debt. I'm not saying side hustles aren't a thing, but not everyone wants to, not can manage that much extra work.

[andreascott]

This is not a video on financial literacy.
This is a video on lifestyles of particular types of person, two person households with college educations.

[zlla]

Basically they are both happy in the end. Also Bill and Mary might have enjoyed more out of life then john and jane. With John and Jane it seems like the whole point of saving all this money is to climb out of debt and give the rest to their children which is a very selfless and pure gesture. Although, I believe Bill and Mary have the same affect with less money. The saying goes "enjoy the journey not the destination". John and Jane might be worth millions but what's the point? In the end you're either cremated or buried in ground, but don't get it twisted with "spend every paycheck on unnecessary things"

[KimHmrs]

2.5% interest on savings sound so great. In Belgium (and many other European countries) it's currently down to 0, 1-0, 2%