7 Expenses All Rich People Avoid

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Join us as we unveil seven crucial expenses that the rich avoid, revealing secrets of wealth building! This video dives into everything from unnecessary luxury items to high-interest debt, helping you understand how the wealthy grow their assets. Don't miss our indispensable tip at the end of the video. Start your journey to financial success today - remember, the future of your wealth is in your hands.

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[Curiouscompoundershorts]

What do u think about appreciating watches?

[mariobennetti]

I fall into the impulsive purchaser!!!

[Flarestar]

I agree with most of it, but the new car one is not totally true imo.
There are some high quality long lasting cars that you can buy new and keep for 15+ years.
It's not worth buying then used because they almost don't loose value over years, and since you are the first and only owner, you can be sure it has been well maintained.
(won't name the brand/type, but we all know who)