How To Achieve Financial Freedom FASTER

Financial Freedom is the goal most of us are aiming for. But what does it actually mean to YOU? Here's how to become financially free in 6 months.

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[cjay]

Great video Chris! I’ve been deeply unhappy in my job in healthcare for years so at last I’ve taken the necessary steps to start building my own dog training business…always a dream but didn’t have the guts to go for it, also worried it would set my FI dreams back but happiness outweighs this. I’m of similar age but not the most tech savvy person 🙈 You’ve given me loads of ideas of how I could potentially grow and market the business along with the necessary skills to do so. It all feels much more achievable after watching this. Thank you! ❤️

[gordonjames]

Not many people mention accounts in GIAs. That £12.3K allowance should be used if you can afford it

[seandiaz]

Solid advice, has a 4 hour work week feel to it . Financial freedom isn’t necessarily being rich .

[georgekiosses]

Thank you for trying to bust people's self confidence .I must admit that this is something noble

[ProfitBoss]

Powerful stuff Chris. As Robert Kiyosaki would say "The rich don't work for money".. Hearing that changed my life forever.

[pl-shep]

Hi Chris, big fan of the videos. I was wandering if you are able and or willing to do private conversations (not so much consultations as I'm aware you're not a financial advisor etc) as I feel it would benefit me in many ways. Uk based. Thanks mate.

Dan

[ThePrudentOwl]

Wise words Chris. Thanks for sharing :)

[ethanthrower]

Commenting to help you with the algorithm:)

[bob]

Private pension age is changing to 57 not 58?

[PeteTheRock]

The UK and US are printing money like crazy. This means the the £ and the $ are debasing at a rate of at least 9% a year. This means that if you're making 9% say on an S&P 500 etf, you're effectively just treading water as your buying power of your £ and $ is reducing by about 9% a year. £1million in 10 years time won't be the equivalent of £1million in todays money. It'll be more like £500k. It's really important that everyone understands the effect of Government money printing on your finances. You are losing about 9% of your buying power per year. The more money in circulation, the less it's worth. You need to aim for more than 9% per year.

[RabBell]

Audio seems a little low on this one Chris - that aside, thanks for sharing.

[xbxndz]

I’m 20, going into my 1st year of Uni and work part time earning around £700 a month from my job. My outgoings will be £200 a month what should I do with my leftover £500 per month and student loan?

[freddiebell]

Chris! I just wanted to ask you if your opinion of Taylor wimpey has changed? Seeing as it has hit atl this week has anything fundamentally changed for me not to buy this stock?

Let me know thanks

[dubsdolby]

I achieved it at 53 2 mths ago.
Tips be debt free on retirement
Have most of your investments in isas giving you a tax free income.
Mine is 70% blue chip high yielders average 8% plus sp500 eff plus tech etf. But you need in my view 500k minium . Good luck 👍

[jujujonbitcoinisplanbcrypt]

Chris this video is fantastic, a little advice I have a normal 9-5 work pension thats not doing very well can I change this to a pension I can choose the stocks (I'm very bullish on tesla) who do these pensions and how hard arr they to change

[tjoseph]

Great content. Annoying background music.

[hughpae]

Cheers for video who do you have your isa with cheers

[bonzaiizal]

Thanks for your content Chris. I am just starting out and I want the financial freedom to move around the world as I please. I already have a job I can do remotely for as long as I have internet connection, however I would like to greatly reduce my hours - so I started investing.

I am wondering if you have any advice on how to diversify your dividend portfolio so that you are paid some dividends every month? I've done some research and invested in stocks I find attracive or I believe in, which also pay dividends, but most of them seem to pay out on the same months.

[mohamedpatel]

Great video Chris but can you knock the music off.

[jerrymealbiso]

Hey chris,

Which app should i use to start trading? I really want to make a start.

Thanks for you guidance.