How To Invest In Your 20's To Be Wealthy In Your 30's

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[romankonstantin]

thank god you brought it up! To be honest, investing at a young age can be very difficult as you worry about losing your investment and also get excited about making insane profits. My advice to young people in their 20s is to invest in digital assets now and they can be sure they will make amazing returns daily, weekly, monthly or yearly in the future. Right now, I am making a whopping amount of around $600 a day to make sure that I and my family are well during these difficult times.

[geraldteo_]

As a 20 year old student, i’m fortunate that my parents are still supporting me financially, therefore giving me the opportunity to invest 90% of my wealth. When i’m older, i would definitely pay back to them :)

[stansburyclarice]

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless

[Chris-osnv]

Thanks for taking such an important topic and packaging into an entertaining and digestible format! Also, HUGE congrats on 100K subs!

[caydenencinias]

I’m a college student and I spend about 4 hours a week max on work and i’m a full time student (4 classes). I average a B across the board but it’s not hard to make that an A. I also pay nothing for college because they offered free tuition for the first year and the next year is less than 2, 000 which is covered by federal aid i don’t have to pay back. That’s an easy associate degree right there. I spend one day out of the week on my classes which is all online. If you are worried about the time it takes for college do your due diligence you don’t need to attend irl classes to do college. Everything can be online at your own time. I’m just getting my degree for fun. I own a business and can manage fairly well. 4 year degree is no different that’s actually the end goal for me, and overall i’m looking at paying nothing because I have funds saved for the last 2 years. All i’m saying is associates degree is definitely not hard to get especially at community college you can get it for less than 5k, if you have no assistance. And can have a full time job while obtaining it no problem.

[grantharrison]

First video of yours that I've come across - Really enjoyed it. High quality content and visuals/audio.

[hughjackson]

Quality channel, glad I stumbled across it.

[insomniacsociety]

While I agree a lot of people graduate with useless degrees I think it is important to remember there are some jobs you do need to have that degree for - accounting, anything in the medical field, finance etc

[martinsluthier]

Nice video. Am currently learning how to trade and I see it’s very much complicated. I’ve lost so much already so any useful tip will be appreciated

[karabomalapane]

I get what you said about college, but for me it is a way of developing a stream of income that I will use to develop my other streams of income. I get the useless degrees (funny how many graduates are either unemployed or employed for something other than what they studied), but research does help.

[mbank]

Real question for Level 1: I don't make 100K per year...

[definbh]

Living in Canada, college/university isnt really a financial burden, and although you do lose time, if you're learning a useful degree it can honestly benefit your wealth by qualifying you for higher income jobs. I think your 20s are a time to build your income to the highest possible level, which leads to investment and passive income diversification.

[robertdzormeku]

Hey Josh, thanks for the channel is gold!

[DarrinSK]

Do you have any videos on advice on how to aggressively build wealth in your late 30s and 40s for those of us who only just now have anything to invest

[coblamoration]

I saw it.

And I love your videos Josh, thanks a bunch

[crappychef]

Awesome video, I agree with so many points. Obviously, financial literacy and investing is important but a very important point lot of older folks always tell me if they were in their 20s they would probably focus on making more money. Which I think you touched based on in the video!

[andrepido]

Some random zooms here and there, no content, and there you go ladies and gentlemen: another Joshua's video is packed

[thomasmcginley]

So should I take the money out of my index fund and start a Roth IRA

[ChristineBecker]

Excellent video as always thank you!!! 👍👍👍👍

[ibrahimshwaiki]

ur ads very smooth " i love it im ganna steal that "