Do This EVERY Time You Get Paid (Millionaire Payday Routine)

In this video, I talk about the 8 things to do once you get your paid, so you don't end up living paycheck to paycheck.

I hope this video helps! Thanks for the follow! :)

-Steve

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[danielclavero]

Simple and right to the point. Thank you, sir!

[RedMoonRising]

Hi Steve! Am loving your YouTube shorts but really miss your long form content! I like that you dive deep in these.

I’m happy to report thanks to your helpful videos I have 9 months worth of living expenses put away (I’m an entrepreneur), I opened a high yield savings account AND set up weekly recurring transfers to Fidelity as well as the investments too.

[rimalynabila]

Steve I have ROTH IRA in Fidelity..thank you for your wisdom.

[imeldainterino]

7:20 yes, I started investing in ROTH IRA late in my life. However, I will be 59 in 2 years and just keep all savings there and hopefully live passive income in the next 10 yrs. Thanks Steve ❤🎉

[KoreanChinese-jwnh]

I appreciate the information that you provide

[blueangelsx]

I enjoy watching your videos, Steve! Thank you.

[ivystorm]

Can you do a video on a Roth TSP account while having a Roth IRA?

[KevinHarlow-rr]

Hello, I wish to start investing but i dont know where to begin. Any advice or contact for help?

[tonyahudson]

Question…do I need to complete step two before moving on to step three, etc? Fully funded 3-6 month emergency fund before paying off debt before 401k or am I doing it all at once??

[An-Engineered-Journey]

I’m 32 and max out 2 Roth IRAs between myself and my wife every year. I just setup a position to DCA SCHD at $100 a day in robinhood brokerage. Do you recommend that I max out my 401k or invest more into the brokerage and only do 401k match at 6%. Would be cool to FIRE, my wife doesn’t work she’s a stay at home mom

[tylerfenwick]

Im 26 and I have a ROTH with LPL financial

[sriramparthasarathy]

Hello - I believe contributions to the ROTH will be eligible for deductions when you file taxes at the end of year.

[Money_Chef]

Steve, can you please provide any advice regarding personal data breach protection.

[Too-old-Forthischet]

After investing from my salary of 350k for 4 years, I've only made about 8% total, or 2% per year, which my friends say is very low. My employer 401k of $220K returns about 4%. What would you advice to do with my portfolio for improved returns?

[BMXmj]

What happens if I invest x amount of money on VOO and two days later market is down, so instead of seeing my money grow it’s declining.. should I keep investing or??? Please help I am new to this..

[stephaniegray]

If your company does not offer a match, is it still suggested to contribute to a 401K or should you just focus in a Roth IRA?

[crizdancemedia]

How do you deal with taxes when doing covered calls in a brokerage account?

[lolacole]

I dont like that people say a roth is tax-free. You pay taxes on it, so when you withdraw it at retirement, you dont pay taxes on it again.

[AJ-MM]

I have already got a roth ira account. When it comes to tax brokerage account - should it be a traditional retirement or a non-retiremenet?

[smeag]

Is it still fine to invest in S&P 500 if not selling calls?