9 Things You Should NEVER Waste Money On Again!

9 things you should stop wasting money on today!

Let's take a look at 9 things many people waste their hard earned money on and how you can avoid these traps, so that you have more left over to spend on what truly matters to you!

My Favorite Brokers (ETFs, Stocks and Bonds):

My Savings Account with 1% Saveback on Card Payments:

Where I Buy Bitcoin:

00:00 Intro
00:23 1. Unused subscriptions
01:39 2. Unnecessary insurance
02:28 3. Bank accounts paying 0% interest
03:22 4. Currency conversion fees
03:54 5. Lotteries and gambling
04:43 6. Overpaying for electronics and other stuff
05:51 7. Unused cars
06:33 8. High management and trading fees
08:55 9. Doubling down after losses
10:23 Outro

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Disclaimer: I am only sharing my own experience. I'm not a financial advisor and you should always do your own research and due diligence before investing. Investing involves risk of losses.

[miri]

Good tips Angelo. I appreciate your openness and honesty.

[giovannidagostino]

Grazie Angelo. Particularly enjoyed the insurance argument.

[gabrielenicolini]

Grazie mille Angelo! Always very clear and inspiring msgs!

[MrBrains_]

Hello Angelo, would you like to make video for those who wants to change from only saving at IBKR to live from dividends? Or just teach us best way how to do it for further and give your advise? Or just start to learn how to do from small steps like to use 10% of interest to spend on important things for motivation to invest more and keeping the strategy.

[thorstenp]

Thanks for the Keepa tip. Very helpful.

[blagovestdimitrov]

Thanks Angelo! Great tips and hope people follow them!

[alarud]

Such a great tip about Amazon price tracking! Thank you, Angelo, you always make the best videos on finance topic! :)

[oiciruam]

Great summary Angelo. Thank you for the great content!

[crisnistal]

Hi Angelo! Could you make a video on Bitvavo? How you use it, pros and cons, etc.? I'd love to hear your take on it 🙇‍♀️

[kamikazemartinez]

Thanks for the video. This is great content.
What is your opinion on Degiro at the moment? Is it safe long term?

[ivanmezev]

Thanks for the video. While watching I canceled a streaming service I am not using

[MrEpphrodont]

0:40 Did you create this video just to flex at 0:40 ? 😂Nice vidéo as always

[davidlguerr]

Lotteries and gambling are the fool's investment 😄😄

[dcpaq]

Great video again Angelo! Taking account for daily life. I am also investing in an dividend ETF. It's the VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders UCITS ETF. Any thoughts and pointers on this ETF? I feel it's great for the longrun. Especially since we don't know if big tech is still gaining a lot these coming years.

👋 and greetings from Holland

[MrRocendroll]

Angelo, I have a similar case in my family with an investment into some fund by an older person with no wider knowledge about the topic. We'll try to move out from it, but how can I determine what repackaged ETF it could perhaps be? It's maybe the same case like yours, but I don't know how to check it. Should I compare the structure of both products?

[mohammedelfiky]

Solid content as usual, Angelo. Quick question here, does Swap order in interactive brokers cost any taxes? Thank you

[nicolaruggiero]

Excellent content as always Angelo! In fact IBKR and TR are my favorite brokers as well!
May I suggest a video about how to manage your family's money? For example IBKR has family account where the Head of Family manages separate accounts for wife daughter, son etc. This does not apply to minor children though. Have you come up with a solution for your daughter? Like a long term account in her name that you manage?

[wailfaridi]

If you opt for the interest yielding account on Trade Republic. You're not covered by the DGS

[marktekk]

Hey Angelo, been watching your for some time now. Started investing in VWCE based on your recommendation like 6 months ago. I just wish i started a few years sooner... Does it make sense for me to switch to FWRG, or should i just stick with what i have now ? I know TER is a little lower, any other benefits i should be aware of ? I know i could split it up into 2 etfs, and invest in both, but i don't know how much sense that makes since they track similar things.

[dawidwtorek]

I have 3 cars but the trick is that their cumulative value is around 25k EUR. Owning an older car is a great middle ground between public transport wilhich can be terible and owning a new car whic is expensive.