How To Speed Up Your Wealth Building Process!

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Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

Underrated_Joe

Be uncomfortable? In my seventies I'm perfectly comfortable, and listen to these guys so I can stay that way.

michaelwoods

Keep it simple, cut off waste, control your purchasing emotions, pay off debt, don't go overboard with a house, cars or other big ticket items, max out your retirement accounts, buy mutual funds or ETFs for the long run. A boring life is better than a miserable retirement.

rodrigofernandez

I listen to your podcast but thought I would comment in here. I needed this episode today. I feel we have become passive and I’m not uncomfortable and I was getting busy doing nothing. I had recognized that lately but this really is what I needed to put a fire under my bum. We do our 15% in our 401K, great with our budget but there isn’t much else we do. I realized this past week that we needed to be doing more and I am now excited to sit down with my husband and for us to lay out our financial, career and personal goals. Thank you. And you guys nailed it on the head, I too was an avid listener of Dave Ramsey and once you listen to a show forever you do know what they’ll say. Keep it up. I enjoy your podcast and look forward to your episodes.

arnoldrefin

Dave's principles being targeted to the lowest common denominator is a double edged sword. I believe saving and investing should be more than 15% and Dave/the money guys recognize this. Dave doesn't advocate for more than 15% during the baby steps but after your house is paid off he and Chris have both said you can save as much as you want. You guys state this is not the best return on your dollar and i believe you are right. However you also admit that your techniques are for the top 20% of financially disciplined people. That being said, a husband or wife may be in that category (20%) but if their partner is not then it won't matter. This is why Dave's program works, simple tangible goals that motivate people and more importantly couples.

Also I am not "trolling you guys in the comments" I enjoy your show and I have nothing but respect for you two giving away such valuable lessons.

greg

I NEEDED to hear this today. Thank you!!

roseemich

So regarding 6:00, as a 20 year old looking to transfer next year to get a bachelors in Finance, do you even suggest going to get an education or just trying to jump straight into the field? Looking to become a Financial advisor one day and currently cash flowing my college as well as building my $2600 stock portfolio by $500 a month.

itsjimmytimeee

No golfers were harmed in the making of this episode.

clytanf

'How to build up your wealth building own a car for a start!!! (what I learnt today....)

becsterbrisbane

With the title being what it is I was hoping this would be a conversation about leveraged wealth.

randallmiller

Would love to know about your recommendations for kids college savings. What amount is a good amount to have in a college savings account? How much should you put in if you start at say... age 5 to fully fund? How much if you were to put in a standard amount monthly at age 5? Where should this money be parked - or what combination of places should you park the money? Would love a detailed breakdown on this. Thanks!

nikkiberneberg