Financial Planning 101 (By Age) - The Complete Guide to Winning Financially

Financial Planning 101 (By Age) - The Complete Guide to Winning Financially

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[More-right-rudder]

Some time it just blows my mind that all this is free on the internet. Thank you guys!

[MsRodrigo]

im 24, started to take my finances seriously at 22. I feel good 👍

[stevensmiddlemass]

I recently inherited almost $500k. I REALLY need to make this money work for me, and not just disappear over time. All roads have pointed to the equity market of some sort which is a good idea buh where else should I put money besides the equity/stock market?

[aliyunko]

This goes to show how essential it is prominence of financial advice before taking a jump at whatever. Glad to have found your page.

[anaestereo]

This team, literally, changed my financial life

[lazyhunk]

If Bo is only excited and not super excited, I don't watch the show.

[williamstratton]

I found you guys in my late 30’s I’m glad I did I wish it was a few years earlier but the knowledge is useful to implement at any age

[markg]

I truly wish I would have known all this and the other things you teach 10 years ago.. it's going to be one hell of a mountain to climb now but I guess at least I started learning now at 30 rather than later in life... thanks to all of you for insuring I have the information to pass on to my children so they do not grow up as ignorant as I have

[mikes.]

I can’t believe this video is free. God bless you and your families. Thank you.

[Luckyaau]

6:00 - One way to enjoy life on the cheap that I heard from Mr. Money Mustache: when it comes to the weekend, make a list of all the fun things that you would want to do over two days. Then organize it by cost, cheapest first. Then, just start doing the stuff on your list until you run out of weekend. You'll have fun (since you made this list of fun things) and it won't cost too much.

[ktp]

You guys are the best!!! I've been listening to you all for 10 years now and my financial outlook has improved GREATLY because of it. Thank you!

[arekkusu]

I predicted that Bo would be super excited about this topic, and I was right!!

[CaseyM]

Honestly this was excellent! Very well thought out. I consume tons of financial content (for years) and sometimes feel I won’t hear anything new. This however was refreshing. Excellent!

[eduardopadrino]

These videos get better and better every time! Thanks guys

[Luckyaau]

Just when you think you're doing great, the boys bring up estate planning.

[opssorry]

19:19 I feel attacked. Of course I needed the $14k custom bar installed in the basement that I will only use for Super Bowl parties and for my kids when they get to be teens and want to hang out in the basement.

[littlebob]

Will we ever Money Guys" Show? :) Asking for Bo

[ShahzainAli-tlsk]

I am learning so much from watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing source of information. This one is quite helpful.

[waysheemoovz]

Thanks for uploading! I was late to the show so I really appreciate this. 😄

[joshuamendiola]

36:02 I liked that one too, Bo. I love it when you two come up with different ways to help the audience visualize and relate to the importance of self-discipline and especially enacting that self-discipline early on. Great video, Money Guy team.